Lazer zxr

[Welshy40]

Originally Posted by isobarik

Welsh what do you use instead of the FD68 ????

mvh Isobarik

You can use the zx and zxr part numbers, i had some spares lying around but nothing anymore. Still online at quite a few places worldwide. Also zx5 but if too long youll need to cut. For the plate i had it made in 3 degree, 1.5 degree and my favourite 0 degree but you have to file it down more to get a perfect fit.

[isobarik]

Welsh you use an screw and nut instead of the pin and clip can you measure the screw please and make it correct meauserment so you dont screw me ...hm ...hey ...i always screw....i dont get screwed...


mvh isobarik

[isobarik]

Btw fastrax has those dish wheels also with offset that the zxr use.
Shall get some wheels.

mvh isobarik

[Welshy40]

Originally Posted by isobarik

Btw fastrax has those dish wheels also with offset that the zxr use.
Shall get some wheels.

mvh isobarik

No dont as the hex is slightly deeper and causes the wheels to not rotate properly. Dont waste your money, I tried them and what a waste.

Buy a set of the Annsman Mad rat wheels which I use (The Mad rat fronts do make a slim fit as they are 2wd but seem to work if fitted correctly) or buy the Kyosho rear wheels which I also use as per the picture and Mad rat fronts or the wider front Kyosho wheels.

[Welshy40]

Originally Posted by isobarik

Welsh you use an screw and nut instead of the pin and clip can you measure the screw please and make it correct meauserment so you dont screw me ...hm ...hey ...i always screw....i dont get screwed...


mvh isobarik

What part are you on about or am i just not realizing you taking the p*ss.

[isobarik]

Welsh instead of mounting the upper front wishbone with the FD68 ( pin and clip ) you use an screw and an nut do you have the length on the screw and is it treaded all the way ???? ( i dont have the gearbox near me )

mvh isobarik

[Ema]

Is someone still looking for the Zx (Zx-r) front alu suspension mount (LA30) ?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=320503534179

It will not come alone !!

Bye
Ema

[isobarik]

yeah would like to have but i want them blue or red that would be cool....

chep for now....

mvh Isobarik

[Ema]

Originally Posted by isobarik

yeah would like to have but i want them blue or red that would be cool....

chep for now....

mvh Isobarik

Don't tell me that you don't konw a company in Sweden that can anodize that part in the colour you desire for no more than 5 euro ....

Here in Italy there are a lot of company like that !

[isobarik]

Welsh i found an screw at the lhs that was 40 mm long and had and threaded part and an unthreaded part so i just cut it down and mount an nut not perfect but will do for now.


mvh isobarik

[isobarik]

Originally Posted by Ema

Don't tell me that you don't konw a company in Sweden that can anodize that part in the colour you desire for no more than 5 euro ....

Here in Italy there are a lot of company like that !

yeah i know such company but minimum payment is 30 euro but then for that you can have alot of parts anodized since the bath is big.

mvh isobarik

[Ema]

Originally Posted by isobarik

yeah i know such company but minimum payment is 30 euro but then for that you can have alot of parts anodized since the bath is big.

mvh isobarik

Formally here in Italy is the same, but if you ask them as a favour they take only few money.
Obviuously you have to wait that some one else make a bath of the color you desire.

[isobarik]

So this is what it looks like for now ...




mvh Isobarik

[Welshy40]

Nice idea im just using a pair of old shock shafts and cant be bothered changing to the pins. Still good idea of yours.

Bad news though as the blue hubs cant be used so would recomend buying the correct hubs as 4 degrees is more steering than you will ever need, also the width isnt correct with the teamline hubs. Ive tried and had to change. Angle isnt correct either on the wishbone.

[isobarik]

Originally Posted by Welshy40

Nice idea im just using a pair of old shock shafts and cant be bothered changing to the pins. Still good idea of yours.

Bad news though as the blue hubs cant be used so would recomend buying the correct hubs as 4 degrees is more steering than you will ever need, also the width isnt correct with the teamline hubs. Ive tried and had to change. Angle isnt correct either on the wishbone.

Yeah i was thinking of the shockshaft too but since i didnt have one laying around but had these screws, screw it was going to be. it is not perfect since it should have been an fraction longer so the unthreaded part goes thrue the 2 bracket´s that way it really minimize the play. I have located some shockshafts and shall pick them up later they are with an friend of mine and he had plenty of them.

Teamline same there they where laying on my workbench so thats way they are on the car these are the 7.5 type and i will change them later for the 5 degree type. Still it looks good

When you say wishbone do you mean upper or lower ???? i´ll guess upp yeah its close betveen the hub and the upper wishbone and i had to move the wishbone to the inner mounting hole since it was too long otherwise i think i will have to shorten the ballcup and maybe use the shorter turnbuckle. What lenght on the turnbucle do you use the manual say 20mm but if feels kind of long i have an 15mm type i think i will try it.

any sugestions ????

mvh Isobarik

[Welshy40]

Originally Posted by isobarik

Yeah i was thinking of the shockshaft too but since i didnt have one laying around but had these screws, screw it was going to be. it is not perfect since it should have been an fraction longer so the unthreaded part goes thrue the 2 bracket´s that way it really minimize the play. I have located some shockshafts and shall pick them up later they are with an friend of mine and he had plenty of them.

Teamline same there they where laying on my workbench so thats way they are on the car these are the 7.5 type and i will change them later for the 5 degree type. Still it looks good

When you say wishbone do you mean upper or lower ???? i´ll guess upp yeah its close betveen the hub and the upper wishbone and i had to move the wishbone to the inner mounting hole since it was too long otherwise i think i will have to shorten the ballcup and maybe use the shorter turnbuckle. What lenght on the turnbucle do you use the manual say 20mm but if feels kind of long i have an 15mm type i think i will try it.

any sugestions ????

mvh Isobarik

Its the hubs on the zxr dont work correctly on the top and bottom of the hub and think the bottom is worst affected as you cant use the inner hole on the hub due to it being too wide. I use the four degree as the steering is major and i like a twitch city car but four is as low as you can go. Its due to you having the three piece chassis as the first zxs used the zxr hubs front and rear, as well as ujs and yokomo adaptors for yz10 wheels but with what your using its a no no. I was gutted as i really wanted to use my teamline parts but couldnt

Turnbuckle thats like mine is best as any longer its crap. Youll find out with the correct hub.

[isobarik]

But what hub should i use then and witch hub do you use...

When i updateed my adobe i can see on evo manual they have an hub that is called LA-128-4 do you have that ???
i cant get it in sweden

mv isobarik

[Welshy40]

Originally Posted by isobarik

But what hub should i use then and witch hub do you use...

When i updateed my adobe i can see on evo manual they have an hub that is called LA-128-4 do you have that ???
i cant get it in sweden

mv isobarik

The standard zx5 hub that comes with steering nuckle arms. Forgotten part number

[isobarik]

Ok shall get it asap....

mvh isobarik

[Welshy40]

Iso,

rear ujs need to be level and rear hub use the bottom middle hole on wishbone. Front wishbones level. Im finding that the zx and zxr setup doesnt work at all and this needs to be high to work well. Front and rear need to be the equal height off the ground with batts on board but do rekon a brass lipo tray is needed so hope to see mine sometime soon. Im using four degree front hubs and zero degee on the rear pivot pin plate.