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szymanski2oo1 28-04-2016 02:35 PM

Drillng
 
Ha ... Gareth glad you have lots of practice ! Need you to do mine ! 😊

cutting42 28-04-2016 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by szymanski2oo1 (Post 947567)
Ha ... Gareth glad you have lots of practice ! Need you to do mine ! 😊

Actually, Exotek have done an amazing job with the template provided to align for drilling the new holes, piece of solid fibre board that you screw on using the old screw holes allowing alignment to drill the new ones very easily and accurately. But I will do it for you, just need a portrait done of me looking slim and attractive in return ;-)

szymanski2oo1 28-04-2016 03:15 PM

Potrait
 
Ha ha easy tiger ... Will break out the photoshop skills !

stefke 29-04-2016 11:54 AM

well, the big competitor got the message right :

http://www.redrc.net/2016/04/team-as...e-b6-platform/

mes 29-04-2016 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by stefke (Post 947672)
well, the big competitor got the message right :

http://www.redrc.net/2016/04/team-as...e-b6-platform/

...and this time, they're doing it right.

mes 06-05-2016 12:23 PM

Back on topic: How do you like your laydown transmissions? Yesterday I saw some guys working on theirs, and on our track they only started to like it after they had moved the rear shocks forward. This involved cutting up a second shock tower as a spacer and drilling some holes in the rear arms, but seemed to work pretty good.

cutting42 06-05-2016 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mes (Post 948365)
Back on topic: How do you like your laydown transmissions? Yesterday I saw some guys working on theirs, and on our track they only started to like it after they had moved the rear shocks forward. This involved cutting up a second shock tower as a spacer and drilling some holes in the rear arms, but seemed to work pretty good.

I ran my v3 at the Stotfold regional in original stand up mode and again on the same track layout on Wed and went around 20 sec quicker with slightly better conditions to be fair. On the whole, the turn in is more predictable and mid corner onpower grip is outstanding. Traction is still ridiculous so a good slipper setup is important. Its a keeper for me.

AfroP 06-05-2016 02:41 PM

I ran my lTLR laydown at a club night on Sunday on older carpet
I bought new mini pins for the rear at the beginning of the night as i was concerned the ones i had were maybe a bit worn.
I did need the new tires.
I have so much rear end grip its unreal.
The car felt quicker and as i got to grips with it, I got quicker through the night as well

awesome bit of kit, and awesome car. RC Car action car of the year and peoples choice car of the year :D

Karting 13-05-2016 08:24 AM

First time I ran my Exotek Laydown last night after having it for a few weeks waiting. Haha

I was amazed how much better car is with it. Corners much flatter and seems alot more predictable. I ran quite worn tyres all night and didn't feel it hindered me that much. I will be trying thicker diff oil for next week. The track I run on I would class as medium grip

Overall, a big improvemnt

diago999 16-05-2016 08:07 PM

Karting, what diff oil weight did you start with/are you going too?

I've got some 5k in mine currently and its going well :)
Would you care to share a setup with us?

Clive Loynes 17-05-2016 09:55 AM

Any idea where I can lay hands on the big idler gear from the three gear transmission?

jameswilkinson7 25-05-2016 09:37 AM

Fitted the Exotek lay down box the other week and its fantastic!
The quality is spot on and it improves an already great car to an awesome car!
I found it easy to drive in both the wet and the dry.
I am able to push the car much harder yet it remains predictable and planted.
Great job Exotek!!:thumbsup:


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