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Old 12-06-2005, 09:23 AM
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asw7576, yes, that is the 4mm rear shock tower.
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Where can you get the 4mm tower from?
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I was making a spring chart for my pit box, and noticed that the blue springs and gray springs are the same, are they not?

1.8 blue
1.8 gray

?????
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i got it from gonad

http://www.rctech.net/forum/showpost...postcount=1837

i'm thinking 3mm though to shave off some weight that is positioned high(for lower CG). the 4mm will do for now, but i'm thinking about getting the 3mm skyline tower.
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Originally Posted by Jea3
I was making a spring chart for my pit box, and noticed that the blue springs and gray springs are the same, are they not?

1.8 blue
1.8 gray

?????

really close i guess! i don't know what the numbers are exactly, but it can be a difference from 1.75 to 1.84 which if you round of the numbers off, it will still give you 1.8

but i think the dark blue is softer than gray (from driving the car). the gray felt too stiff for me when i tried it on my 3. but i tried the dark blue and they were perfect.
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I like that shock tower. I am already running it. I am a big advocate of lowering weight, but this is one place that I would keep it. The stock tower is 2.5mm. The skyline one is 3mm. Thicker, but not much. The 4mm one is noticeably stronger and it is also recessed in the mounting area so the position of the shock and body mounts are in the same place. I crashed several times this weekend at the TFT race. The tower held up fine. I am also still using the stock front tower.
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yeah, after i raced my car "derby" style , the shock tower held up fine. the stock one i broke the first time out with the car and this was the only rear shock tower available at that time. he shipped it really quick which allowed me to race the following weekend after i broke the stock.
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my car held up really well at the t4t race. My motor on the other hand did not. lost 1st gear, motor hit 425, done... Even after all the impressive hits the car took, I didnt break anything except the front exhaust pipe mount. Oh well. Breaking in the JP this week for the Rev's T4T race!!!
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Old 12-06-2005, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Slotmachine
I think someone worked it out to be a 25 pully for 1 to 1 ratio. You may be able to get an 1/8th scale pully that size.

Paul

And you will need a three tooth larger belt I have been told.
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Old 12-06-2005, 06:13 PM
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I think the stock belt T0270 may be long enough. It is still pretty loose with the 24 on it. I have not tried it though, so dont quote me.
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Old 12-06-2005, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Jea3
I was making a spring chart for my pit box, and noticed that the blue springs and gray springs are the same, are they not?

1.8 blue
1.8 gray

?????
i think the difference is the number of coils on the springs.

The blue is softer then the grey, and the dark blue is a in-between the both of them.
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Originally Posted by GrandeGixxer
I think the stock belt T0270 may be long enough. It is still pretty loose with the 24 on it. I have not tried it though, so dont quote me.
i m quoting coz u are right wit it.. have tryout and damn it feels good running starts wit 0.98 overdriv coz even diam F&R wil result 0.99
Its just d 1/8 25t is a bit wider.If u use 0270belt on 25t,it is like d stock belt wit 23t pulley.
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Originally Posted by THE DOCTOR
And you will need a three tooth larger belt I have been told.

Where are people finding the 25t pulleys? I have looked and no luck.

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I will also have some new 3mm (6061 T6 aluminium, very very strong) chassis done by early next week for sale. I am also working on some Titanium alloy chassis also. I will will have 5 colors to choose from. Blue, Purple, Orange, Green and polished aluminium.


This will solve a lot of the flex problem on the Mtx-4.
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Originally Posted by Joe Maxey
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This will solve a lot of the flex problem on the Mtx-4.
Replace original screws with longer screws like 3x10mm and 3x12mm. Use toothpick to measure depth. Use grease to lubricate the holes.

Titanium main chassis ? That's cool Who made it ? Hardcore Racing ?
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Old 12-06-2005, 09:46 PM
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Chassis flex is good thing eventhough I'm not a flex believer. It makes your car feel stable especially at bumpy track.

I'm using lighter oil & spring and slightly higher ride height ( more body roll ) to compensate stiffness.
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