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steve73 12-05-2013 03:02 PM

Didn't get your point.....:confused:

lcpvcce 12-05-2013 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by steve73 (Post 773509)
Didn't get your point.....:confused:

This is original color of material .

Origineelreclamebord 12-05-2013 03:20 PM

I think lcpvcce means he had his conversion manufactured/ordered without anodizing, so blank aluminium? :)

@lcpvcce: It looks very nice! However, if it is indeed not anodized I would look into polishing it, giving it a clearcoat or blank anodizing it - I'm afraid otherwise it might become dull and/or corroded over time.

lcpvcce 12-05-2013 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Origineelreclamebord (Post 773519)
I think lcpvcce means he had his conversion manufactured/ordered without anodizing, so blank aluminium? :)

@lcpvcce: It looks very nice! However, if it is indeed not anodized I would look into polishing it, giving it a clearcoat or blank anodizing it - I'm afraid otherwise it might become dull and/or corroded over time.

Thanks for your help mate , yes it's blank aluminium and without anodizing will corroded over time I agreed but I like prototype version ........... :blush:

ridgeracer 21-05-2013 06:29 PM

Hi !

Anybody have a good setup for low/medium dusty/bumpy clay ?
Tried the setup that are working good on the DEX410, but the rear just want to let go in high speed corners. Also tried Lred springs at the rear and Dgreen springs at the front. The car is very nervous.. Best tires are Caliber M3.
Im around 2 sec faster with the DEX at the moment (28sec ish..)

David1976 22-05-2013 11:17 AM

Contrary to what you would expect I tried slightly stiffer springs at the rear (in comparison to what I used on the DEX and it worked better. Having said that, this was on worn grass not clay, and it was after I added some weight.

I added about 70g of brass (2 small blocks in the centre bracing section and one small sheet under the shorty).

I am sure it is the weight reduction that this chassis offers (including using a shorty) that causes problems. I may even add a bit more and experiment with where I add it.

m2d 27-05-2013 05:19 AM

DMX410 are in stock.

Carlos69 28-05-2013 12:01 AM

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Mine

ridgeracer 28-05-2013 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by David1976 (Post 776418)
Contrary to what you would expect I tried slightly stiffer springs at the rear (in comparison to what I used on the DEX and it worked better. Having said that, this was on worn grass not clay, and it was after I added some weight.

I added about 70g of brass (2 small blocks in the centre bracing section and one small sheet under the shorty).

I am sure it is the weight reduction that this chassis offers (including using a shorty) that causes problems. I may even add a bit more and experiment with where I add it.

My reason to buy the DMX kit was to save weight and I saved around 110g. No way Im going to add weight, atleast not before Ive tried everything else. Today I put the car on scales and the weight at the rear is the same as my DEX410 and 110g lighter at the front. So tomorrow Im going to use lblue springs at the rear and dgreen at the front.

David1976 29-05-2013 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by ridgeracer (Post 778020)
My reason to buy the DMX kit was to save weight and I saved around 110g. No way Im going to add weight, atleast not before Ive tried everything else. Today I put the car on scales and the weight at the rear is the same as my DEX410 and 110g lighter at the front. So tomorrow Im going to use lblue springs at the rear and dgreen at the front.

Good luck. I have found the benefit of the weight reduction was that you can add weight where you wanted it, and low down if you are using brass or lead plate as I am.

ridgeracer 29-05-2013 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by David1976 (Post 778194)
Good luck. I have found the benefit of the weight reduction was that you can add weight where you wanted it, and low down if you are using brass or lead plate as I am.

Thank you Sir :)
There are other 4wd cars that weight around 1700g that handles really well.

m2d 14-06-2013 10:12 AM

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at the last national race in France at dammartin.

I have try new setup. compared at my basic setup :
front :
6x1.2 oil 35 ultimate
dark green
rear:
6x1.3 oil 35 ultimate
light red

now at this race:
front:
2x1.4 + 2x 1.5 oil 40 ultimate
dark green
rear :
2x 1.5 + 2x 1.6 oil 40 ultimate
light red.

front diff 15000 / rear 12500 ultimate

the car was very easy and fast. speed corner very good too.
the best setup I have tested.

I have try just after the race this setup on astro. very nice too.


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