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Old 08-08-2003, 12:44 AM
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Anybody is going to build the M1RR EVO here?
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Originally posted by AMGRacer
Some comments on the kit:

- Plastic is HARD. I had to grease the screws to get them in! It seems the material is similar to the associated "graphite" parts.
- Dry weight of the car BONE stock with everything minus fuel is 1806 grams. Legal IFMAR weight is 1725 so we are 81 grams over weight bone stock. Remember that that is using a AA 5 cell pack at 97grams. The AAA small packs are around 50 grams so there is 50 grams saving right there
- Some hand fitting required which I hate. The steering linkage was fiddly and you have to cut the underside of the floating mount since the top of the camber links hit under compression (this is wierd since I dont remember this happening with my RR)
- Rear arms are different. It seems that they have some material removed from the insides.
- The stickers which come with the car don't say EVO!! That sucks right there.
- Lola and sedan is accomodated.
- No body!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WTF?
- 35 shore tires front and rear are supplied. Who uses 35 shore?
- The kit setup has a ride height of 6mm front and 6.5mm rear. Seems too high to me!
- My drivetrain is tight from the get go due to the belts, needs some breakin.
- The steering rack runs on bushings not bearings!!
AMG, many thanks for the run-down.

Trade the tyres with sparksy - he'll need 'em the for our Melbourne winter.
On the steering rack bushes, can we replace them with bearings or are these bushes some propriatry size/shape?
I have a AAA pack and want to mount it down low, not hanging under the top deck - got any good ideas? I was considering drilling two holes in the chassis and mounting it from underneath.
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Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Looking good, Manti.
And the Mugen receiver cover looks like it was made for the job.

. . errr, you got a part number for it, please?
its T0303. send me the receiver pack holder. it is useless to you !
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Originally posted by Manticore
its T0303. send me the receiver pack holder. it is useless to you !
Oh. . . . it's that bad is it?
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Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Oh. . . . it's that bad is it?
T0303 is a parts tree including the receiver holders and battery holder.
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Originally posted by Manticore
T0303 is a parts tree including the receiver holders and battery holder.
Ah, I see.
It's yours.

Have you noticed how similar all these cars are becoming.
It's possible to swap rear uprights, receiver covers, floaring rear ends . . . . probably many other parts, too.
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Old 08-08-2003, 02:35 AM
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Originally posted by Taylor-Racing
Ah, I see.
It's yours.

Have you noticed how similar all these cars are becoming.
It's possible to swap rear uprights, receiver covers, floaring rear ends . . . . probably many other parts, too.
no no, just kidding, you might want to share it with someone who runs an MTX3 in your team !

Yes, I have both MTX3 and V1RR and they fit perfectly on the same starter box too !
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Originally posted by Manticore
no no, just kidding, you might want to share it with someone who runs an MTX3 in your team !

Yes, I have both MTX3 and V1RR and they fit perfectly on the same starter box too !
Yes, they borrow my starter box, 1st gear pinions . . . . I really hate it when they borrow 1st place.
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Well I was going to y'all a run down on how the EVO went this weekend, but BOTH my 9450s have just died an unexplained death

No idea why they popped but they are dead, tried them on a few different RX units and no response. No track time this weekend for me
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Originally posted by AMGRacer
Well I was going to y'all a run down on how the EVO went this weekend, but BOTH my 9450s have just died an unexplained death

No idea why they popped but they are dead, tried them on a few different RX units and no response. No track time this weekend for me
Geeez . . . what bad luck. I'd be crying.
I know I shouldn't ask this but are you really, really sure.
That's a hell of a coincidence.

(Hope they don't read this in that throttle servo thread.)
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Originally posted by AMGRacer
Well I was going to y'all a run down on how the EVO went this weekend, but BOTH my 9450s have just died an unexplained death

No idea why they popped but they are dead, tried them on a few different RX units and no response. No track time this weekend for me
it happen to me at 2001 world title. it just dead no sign at all. actually i have 3 die in the same way. I think this is the first digital servo from futaba and has inbuilt program timer to self destruct.
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use rubber grommet. most of the servo malfunction caused by excessive vibration.
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Old 08-08-2003, 08:14 PM
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Originally posted by Diva
Anybody is going to build the M1RR EVO here?
me
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Originally posted by tl2111
it happen to me at 2001 world title. it just dead no sign at all. actually i have 3 die in the same way. I think this is the first digital servo from futaba and has inbuilt program timer to self destruct.

LOL! But then again, who the fudge knows? MAYBE!
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Old 08-08-2003, 09:52 PM
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Is the Evo overdriven at the front like the RR was? If so then what is required to convert it back to 1:1 drive ie. Part number for belt/pulley etc?

Are all the other belts the same as the RR?

I want to convert it back to 1:1 until I get myself a tyre truer so that I don't have to run the diameter split.


Thanks.
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