sos plz...

good for me too... learning process now~

Best way is to test with your own car. Every car responds differently when you change the setting. You can try it with short, normal and long (distance between front and rear rollers) with consistent batteries and record the time then you can get the feeling for what's right for your setup.

Also different roller types respond differently, so best you experiment with your intended race setup IMO...

Any correction from the sifus is most welcome

wan,when the shirt will done?

You are ?

Next week maybe, i just send it for PRINTING but some of you guys will need to pay me more for the shirt because i've used my money for DEPOSIT. Do not blame me if you one of those I've told you guys, earlier...

Cheers ~

as usual every 1 silent before race....

nice today meet lot racers at TU....it's fun to run small dia wheel car...

That car was super fast man for small dia tyres...

the tyre cannot stand anymore... flew out when i wanna push more faster...

adoiiii..takutlahhh..laju sangat ni.

seems you have gotten the my problem also , tyre keep flying out

fantastic...by mr.神楽-japan

Will see it myself next week lol
Really stressed out now can I be competitive enough

This post has been edited by david tamiya: Nov 12 2010, 10:56 AM

GOOD JOB

That's cool !!

hi all, just wanna ask where do you guys play and buy the parts ?

is there any of this in Ipoh area ?

thanks !

Hi...Im NewBies in This Forum...hope we can share any info in this forum...btw i cant go race comp this sunday...got things to do but i will come by to give support...anyway thanks to david, jai n apai others who teach me a lot about tamiya few months back at TU..

need to learn more, test more n mod more..
hehe

This post has been edited by chienoz: Nov 12 2010, 02:19 PM

You can play and buy most of the parts at Tamiya Underground,One Utama.Welcome to join us.the track is big and it's for free...
and i don't think ipoh still can find any of tamiya track and parts.coz myself from ipoh and i can't find any things there.

if mr.神楽-japan can mod his car untill like that,then how would it look if he mod the xx evo?

hope to see u all there tomorrow

simple way to brake in motor, since racer query me via pm, i hope this help.

-brake in actually is to reshape the brushes of the motor.

-new brush normally flat and not shape, they has less contact surface compare to motor which has been brake in...this is due to the commutator was shaped in round.

-as we know, less contact point in between brushes and commutator, the brush will provide less electricity to the rotor, in this case, your motor will has less power and speed.

-to reshape the carbon brush(only sprintdash/powerdash also hyperdashpro/automictunedpro allowed to do so),

you need: cleaner, lubricant...some time multimeter and etc.

step:
1. lube the bushing, which the top end of the motor case, you must always keep your bushing lubed, bushing is the major friction point of your motor, it will be spoil easily, to protect it will ensure it lifetime and performance.

2. low batteries, normally use 1.5 volt or lower power to run the motor, this is the step to reshape the carbon brushes.

3. always keep eyes, thus to ensure the motor is not overheat, overheat will damage the magnet.

4. judge the motor brake in stage via motor rev noise/rpm/amp draw reading/speed. anyhow, motor with no load speed will not be assure that it can run good on loaded. test and record is needed.

5. after brake in, clean your motor by using RC cleaner or any cleaner which you prefer, remember to lube your bushing after you cleaned your motor. now your motor is ready to run.

remind, keep your bushing protected and no

there is no shortcut for brake in motor, you need to pay for machine like M-Master, or each stage of brake in, you need to bring your motor to test and record the time or speed.

this is how motor look like after brake in:
motor will be damage after several use, you have to change motor frequently if you are request for performance...motor will not last forever.


this is how the brushes look like after braked in. the brush will be rounded..

Thanks Mr. Ng.