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Lee24h 02-10-2013 05:33 PM

Xray T4 '14
 
So its coming what peoples thoughts?

JohnM 03-10-2013 08:41 AM

Doesn't look like it'll handle bumps very well:p

dale 03-10-2013 10:50 AM

Looks fantastic. I ran the T4 last year and it was easily the best TC I've owned and driven.

The new version should be lighter, easier to build and adjust and less likely to have the suspension blocks move after a crash. And a lot more adjustments available for chassis and suspension flex. Definitely a winner!

Lee24h 03-10-2013 05:08 PM

Yes im glad the mounts are now on the chassis im forever losing shims when the mounts move also i like the carbon wishbone inserts

hypersonic77 09-12-2013 09:56 PM

I have now got one and seems great so far

shaun m 12-12-2013 09:18 PM

soo what does everyone think about the new t4'14 then ? i used to have a t3'12 when they first came out and loved it ( but since sold it ) and have recently bought a t3'11 cheap for a bit of indoor racing and thats pretty good too ..

may be abliged to get a t4'14 , soo would like to hear any thoughts ??

cheers shaun

Lee24h 12-12-2013 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shaun m (Post 822296)
soo what does everyone think about the new t4'14 then ? i used to have a t3'12 when they first came out and loved it ( but since sold it ) and have recently bought a t3'11 cheap for a bit of indoor racing and thats pretty good too ..

may be abliged to get a t4'14 , soo would like to hear any thoughts ??

cheers shaun

If your only going to do a bit of racing not worth it
I have a t3 12 with a few t4 bits on that fit cant fault just as quick as a t4 ive just herd a t4 is slightly easily to drive
But ive owned my 12 from new and not planning on getting rid of it for a few good years yet

shaun m 12-12-2013 09:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lee24h (Post 822307)
If your only going to do a bit of racing not worth it
I have a t3 12 with a few t4 bits on that fit cant fault just as quick as a t4 ive just herd a t4 is slightly easily to drive
But ive owned my 12 from new and not planning on getting rid of it for a few good years yet

thanks for your help , i will be racing 1-2 times a week , club meetings / championship and other indoor meetings ..

hypersonic77 23-01-2014 06:27 PM

my t4 14 has been great so far with no broken parts yet

shaun m 23-01-2014 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hypersonic77 (Post 832339)
my t4 14 has been great so far with no broken parts yet

:thumbsup: yeah mines been great soo far too :wub, nothing broken , done 3 meetings and seems more consistent that my t3 ..

and its just been set up for tomorrow nights meeting :woot:

dale 24-01-2014 09:17 AM

Just finished building my T4'14 this week. Best TC I've ever built, everything just drops together. New suspension is super smooth with no slop or binding, much easier to get it perfect than the old system.

New car is lighter too by around 15g.

team n.o.m.a.d 17-03-2014 12:54 PM

Jus got mine starting the build looking forward to it. My first xray. Any hints or tips on the build? Been told when building diff leave out the rubber ring jus use the paper gaskets. Will be running 2k oil in it is this about right?

Coastal 18-03-2014 05:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by team n.o.m.a.d (Post 845795)
Jus got mine starting the build looking forward to it. My first xray. Any hints or tips on the build? Been told when building diff leave out the rubber ring jus use the paper gaskets. Will be running 2k oil in it is this about right?

Depends on the surface & motor, if it is really low grip 2K should be OK, otherwise most of the UK drivers are using 3K or 4K.
Make sure you get the bumper brace, it is not in the kit, but should be, without it a hard hit at the front can snap the chassis.

You will love the car it is fantastic

dale 19-03-2014 08:17 AM

And check the turnbuckle from the servo saver doesn't hit the top deck, it can be very close. You can lower the servo in the mounts a bit if it's too close.


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