XRAY - Model racing cars

3000, 3000, 5000,
cps

Lol, don't put 30k any where on your buggy . 3-3-5 in Mugen oils is awesome .

-Adam

Thanks guys

so is this 3000 in the front and center and 5000 in the rear?

correct..

I have had excellent luck with 2,3,4 in the diffs. The rear feels very stable and planted while the lighter oils in the front help pull the car through the corners like a touring car.

Less rotation on-power is essentially less ''diffing out'' in the rear. With a thicker oil the traction is more positive and will not unload to the wheel with less traction as easily as it would with a lighter oil.

I must be lucky, cause i hear of guys having problems with the front tires balloning with 3-3-5, but i don't really have that problem, never did, no matter what diff oil i have tried. I mean, they balloon a little, but not excessively, no more than any other buggy.

I run Pro-Line crimefighters with molded foams, and vent the tires, not the rims.

A little off topic, but i cut all the outside pins off the crimefighters as well, great side bite, without the traction roll. Another trick from the pro's that I have learned!!

Twigs,

I have never had the tires balloon up on me while running 3-3-5, and I ran a WS7 II and I run a Collari B3 now. My buddy runs a Hot Mod P5 with my setup and has no problems either. Try 3-4-5 and see if it helps.

-Adam