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Old 25-04-2006
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Come on then, own up, who has one ? aparently they are in general circulation now ?!?
I spoke to someone yesterday who along with a couple of mates all have them, and had various problems with skipping belts and the like.. I have to say I had no problems like that at all with mine, it was spot on. Bit tight when first built but freed up nicely after a couple of runs or so.
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Old 26-04-2006
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Mine has been together for a couple of weeks already, however I am still waiting for all my electronics to come back from getting tuned and reprogrammed. I think I will be putting the kids radio in this week just to fix my need. Any advise on the gearing with 27t 19t and a mod of about 9 turn. Those long pinions will be hard to find in the Canadian prairies and I would like to be somewhat successful first time at the track.
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Old 26-04-2006
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I ran a 22t pinion on my 12, Id stick the kit pinion on your 9. maybe 25/26 on your 19 turn.. not sure about 27 as ive never used one.


reprogrammed ? that sounds a bit fancy

make sure to get it on some rough stuff, the car floats over it so nicely, makes it worth it!
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Old 26-04-2006
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ah eh hmmm

when will we be able to see your review Jimmy?

btw I like your X-5 review - it's again great!
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Old 26-04-2006
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Thanks mate, got a couple of things to finish off.. tonight or tomorrow it will be tho.
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Mine has been together for a couple of weeks already, however I am still waiting for all my electronics to come back from getting tuned and reprogrammed. I think I will be putting the kids radio in this week just to fix my need. Any advise on the gearing with 27t 19t and a mod of about 9 turn. Those long pinions will be hard to find in the Canadian prairies and I would like to be somewhat successful first time at the track.
The pinions are made by RW or Corally and are called long boss pinions
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Oh, long pinions.. missed that bit off..

I used normal ones on mine, never thought twice about it.
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Just had another look and normal pinions fit fine, theres not a whole lotta shaft but the shaft on all my motors extends well past the grub screw and the pinion has a firm base.
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I would like one!
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