Team Corally RDX Touring Car
07-13-2006, 08:15 PM
#8131
Originally Posted by Jeff Brown
Ditto.
Jeff
Jeff
07-13-2006, 08:20 PM
#8132
Originally Posted by TeamPink91
Sweet. I feel hardcore right now because me and Jeff do something the same way.
J/K.I feel dead shocks are more consistent. The rebound helps with pack and rebound but personally I think this points out the fact your dampening is off. I could be wacko though.
Jeff
07-14-2006, 09:32 AM
#8133
hey jeff i need ton know if you ahve some new arm in stock??? cause my local hobby shop its back order everytime he order some???
LAter!!
LAter!!
07-14-2006, 10:34 AM
#8134
Originally Posted by T1Raycer
hey jeff i need ton know if you ahve some new arm in stock??? cause my local hobby shop its back order everytime he order some???
LAter!!
LAter!!
Answered you a couple days ago:
Originally Posted by Jeff Brown
Well, the arms are in short supply due to molding complications. The material did not shrink properly and caused the 5,000 or so pieces of 35 arms to have too small of hinge pin holes. Reaming them just would not be accurate enough so they did not release them to the masses. Instead they have been fixing the problem and should be available shortly.
We will also send you some when you change the spelling to "Corally" in your signature. 
Jeff
We will also send you some when you change the spelling to "Corally" in your signature.
Jeff
07-14-2006, 11:42 AM
#8135
Carpet Racing
We just had an indoor carpet track opened here. How hard is it to set up for carpet using my current asphault car? Do I just slap some foams on it? LOL... I really don't want to invest alot since carpet tracks in FL don't last too long.
07-14-2006, 11:56 AM
#8136
What. you dont think we watch the corally boards too?
Never know I might switch.
I can assure you the track will be here for a while. You guys just have to come race on it.
There is a big difference in owning a track to suppliment your business, and having a track that is here for people to enjoy.
The owner prefers offroad, he put it in to give people in florida a place to run on carpet year round.
Never know I might switch.
I can assure you the track will be here for a while. You guys just have to come race on it.
There is a big difference in owning a track to suppliment your business, and having a track that is here for people to enjoy.
The owner prefers offroad, he put it in to give people in florida a place to run on carpet year round.
07-14-2006, 11:58 AM
#8137
If you want to do it cheap, buy the silver spring set, some foams, and try it out.
If you can do it. then chassis, top plate, shock towers and springs. Plus foams.
We run Jacos. double pink/orange double pink.
Oh yeah. might want to get a carpet body
protoform capet stratus, G6
or the body. parma alfa.
If you can do it. then chassis, top plate, shock towers and springs. Plus foams.
We run Jacos. double pink/orange double pink.
Oh yeah. might want to get a carpet body
protoform capet stratus, G6
or the body. parma alfa.
07-14-2006, 12:24 PM
#8138
Originally Posted by EricO3
Answered you a couple days ago:
kk thnaks and jeff i will change the corraly in my signature lol!!! sorry about this mistake !!
07-14-2006, 01:07 PM
#8139
Tech Apprentice
worlds car springs
hi everybody, i was just looking at the past threads and it seems that the worlds cars have got different colour springs on them, what springs are they because there not corally ones are they?
are they associated springs?
jordan
are they associated springs?
jordan
07-14-2006, 01:24 PM
#8141
Tech Apprentice
they look like associated springs to me i thought im not sure also i wondered why they were usin them are they better because if so i will buy them instead of corally ones cos i havet yet got any springs for my car apart from standard ones
jordan
jordan
07-14-2006, 02:34 PM
#8142
wow i dont knwo which spring it is?? cause the tamiya,associted,xray,losi spring fit on the rdx!!
07-14-2006, 05:48 PM
#8143
Originally Posted by jordys jrxs
they look like associated springs to me i thought im not sure also i wondered why they were usin them are they better because if so i will buy them instead of corally ones cos i havet yet got any springs for my car apart from standard ones
jordan
jordan
Jeff
07-14-2006, 05:54 PM
#8144
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (14)
Originally Posted by Jeff Brown
Most drivers carry the HPI and Tamiya springs. They are more linear than the Corally springs. The Tamiya springs will not fit unless you grind the flange off the shock collar and put on Tamiya spring perches.
Jeff
Jeff
You can also just flip the shock collar so the flange is pointing up and not down
07-14-2006, 06:18 PM
#8145
So, how do the HPI springs match up to the RDX springs. What color equals (roughly) each silver and black spring? Also, I see they have both 13x25mm springs and 13x27mm springs. Which ones are better to use? I'd guess the shorter, 25mm springs for carpet racing.