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Old 02-02-2004, 03:26 AM
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Just to add on yesterday's race 2nd was S710 and 3rd was a G4 as well. Looks like G4s going to conquer my local track soon. Man I love this car.
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Originally posted by dameetz
This is my set up when I won the main yesterday:

Front:
Shocks oil 400 (Tornado Silicone Shocks Oil)
Shocks Spring Mugen Purple Spring

Rear:
Shocks Oil stock 600
Shocks Spring stock Silver
Congratulation on the winning...
How does it feel by hand between front and rear in terms of hardness and rebound? thanks

Lycan.. Clean and neat car.. I like it that way.
I notice from your picture, the rear upper link.. you mounted on the upper holes of that rear aluminum shock bracket. Any comments on handling differences with as if you were mounted on lower hole?

One more think, with that fuel filter to the carb, do you have any fuel pick ups problem (idle to full throtle)? what temperature normally you race on? I'm asking because it seem longer (distance) do deliver the fuel to carb and still being restricted with the filter (at such a high temp wheater).. I know it would have been helpfull to maintain idle for refueling (the filter).

Thanks all for sharing.
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Old 02-02-2004, 07:18 AM
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Has anyone tried to use the V one rr type steering servo saver yet in their G4, it will fit but I cant find the proper top piece to reach the servo. The Kyosho setup uses a side facing servo, the G4 faces foward, so you have to alter the servo saver. Any suggestions anyone?
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This is my G4
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Battery placement modification :
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Receiver wire mounting position :
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Originally posted by Pyramid
I notice from your picture, the rear upper link.. you mounted on the upper holes of that rear aluminum shock bracket. Any comments on handling differences with as if you were mounted on lower hole?
I'm using upper hole because i get a little bit on power steering if I'm using different shore for front and rear (e.g : Rear 35, Front 37). If you're willing to use same shore then I think you should forget it (IMHO)

Hey Pyramid, why don't you share with us what you've been done to your car (pictures or setups)
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Old 02-02-2004, 02:39 PM
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Originally posted by dameetz
This is my set up when I won the main yesterday:

Front:

Droop 2
Left Camber 2.5 deg
Right Camber 2.0 deg
Toe out 1 deg
Ride Height 6 mm
Track Width 199 mm
Shocks position inner hole using K Fac Carbon Shock Holder
Shocks oil 400 (Tornado Silicone Shocks Oil)
Shocks Spring Mugen Purple Spring

Rear:

Droop 4
Left Camber 6.5 deg
Right Camber 5.5 deg
Toe in 2 deg
Ride Height 7 mm
Track Width 200 mm
Shocks Position inner most using stock plastic mounting
Shocks Oil stock 600
Shocks Spring stock Silver

I m using Speedmind 37 shore all around. One more thing if you want a better and smooth braking use the SQUARE brand red pad. I got it from rcmodel.com, it is actually for V1RR but it fits perfectly to G4 steel brake caliper.This thing is awesome. I never got fading problem and never once I adjust the brake ATL during the mains final. It will make braking very smooth and consistent.

Is the Mugen Purple spring hard than the kit spring?
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Old 02-02-2004, 06:38 PM
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Mugen purple spring is the softest of mugen's. I set it soft at the front because to get more steering ( suits my driving style). Initially I just changed the shocks oil to 400 at front, the steering improves a bit but not enough for me so since I have the purple spring handy I might just want to try it and it turned out to be a good combination.
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Old 02-03-2004, 06:59 AM
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Originally posted by JoeRocket
I have'nt built my G4 yet, but I was wondering if the universals from the Reflex Team Only will work in the G4 ?
I don't own Reflex car but from what can I see it is the same design as V1RR so I guess it will fit. If you don't want to use universals joint try using V1RR EVO's dog bone which is a bit longer. I use these dog bones and never pops out.
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Has anyone recevied a G-4 kit from Trinity recently? The would be from any hobby shop who gets their distribution through Trinity.

I am trying to find out if they are the new kits (new tank, dogbones, chassis) or not.

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Any try to clean there bearings yet., I noticed they are packed with some very thick grease. I started cleaning them, and then adding some bearing oil to them, leaving one side of the shields off. The bearings completed so far are a night and day difference, with the ones that I have completed so far. I still am in the quest for the single post servo save modification. I cant find a application for the foward mount servo, only side mount servos. Anyone have a suggestion? Lastly, dissassembling my car for the first time I have removes the small bolts and keepers for the brake rotor, the rotor wobbles with it on, Joel told me that if I remove it the rotor will self center. Also I have gone throught the pullies and removed the crud from the teeth, oh my god what a mess. But they are like new now, and time for a new side belt. Possibly all the k factory belts are a replacement in the near future. Ill be doing some other testing this week, and Ill keep everyone posted.
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