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Old 04-13-2006, 10:52 AM
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Well guys ...

After 5 years racing 200mm onroad sedans and 4 months racing MT's now im jumping on the 1/8 Buggy wagon ... with a Factory Team X1 Jammin ...

Any special advice during building ? ... i suppose the buggy will hit my door in about a week or two ...

And about engines ... i will try a STS .21 Team Edition what you think about it ?

thanks a lot ...
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macnkitty2002 Jammin makes one also, here is a link

http://www.jamminproducts.com/x1croption.htm

yamrace I use party ballons, have for about two years with no problems. You can usually get a bag of 100 in four different colors for about 3 bucks.

Tabushi here are some good build tips from Chad Bradly.

http://www.jamminproducts.com/chadstips.htm
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where can i get the steering brace from Jammin? how does it compare to the King Headz one? is it thicker? i also saw that 4mm steering rack, has anybody tried that yet, althought the stock one is perfectly fine.


i have a question about differentials. i have been using the basic setup for about 1/2 a year now, 5K/7K/2K. i want to get more steering, so do i go to a lower weight front diff oil? like 4K? and what happens when you change the center diff oil? thicker and lighter? what happens?
thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by yamrace
Anybody find out which is the best shock boot for the big bore shocks? I am building my first 1/8 scale buggy and don't like the fact that the shocks don't come with boots to cover the shock shalf like the rest of the buggys do.

Mugen shock boots work perfectly. They're twice as thick as the Jammin once and a perfect length.
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Well guys, just ordered the Jammin X1-CR Factory Team after recusing a great offer from CEN Racing over their Matrix PRO ... hope to be made the right desition ...

cya !
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Originally Posted by macnkitty2002
where can i get the steering brace from Jammin? how does it compare to the King Headz one? is it thicker? i also saw that 4mm steering rack, has anybody tried that yet, althought the stock one is perfectly fine.


i have a question about differentials. i have been using the basic setup for about 1/2 a year now, 5K/7K/2K. i want to get more steering, so do i go to a lower weight front diff oil? like 4K? and what happens when you change the center diff oil? thicker and lighter? what happens?
thanks in advance.
try 5/5/3 it will make your car feel more stable. also for more steering try a little more toe out and if you havent dremeled your arms and hubs do so to get more throw.
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Also, run the No.1 (Or forwardmost) ackerman hole to get full steering throw. After you've done this and notched the arms, the steering knuckles should touch the blocks at full throw.
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dremel the blocks to get even more throw.
btw- i have made a switch in buggies. i am now driving a XB8. i did not get rid of the jammin (giving it to my dad so he can race again). however it is a switch i do not regret at all
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Originally Posted by macnkitty2002
where can i get the steering brace from Jammin? how does it compare to the King Headz one? is it thicker? i also saw that 4mm steering rack, has anybody tried that yet, althought the stock one is perfectly fine.


i have a question about differentials. i have been using the basic setup for about 1/2 a year now, 5K/7K/2K. i want to get more steering, so do i go to a lower weight front diff oil? like 4K? and what happens when you change the center diff oil? thicker and lighter? what happens?
thanks in advance.
3,7,1 will give you a little more steering. It does this because the car will free up faster and rotate better in the corners. But there are better ways to get more steering. Post your complete setup and I will try to help.

Giong lighter in the center will make the car easier to drive. Going heavier in the center will put down more power over all.
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thanks for all the help guys. i think i'll try changing my setup before i start dremeling things. i'll post my setup later today so you all can help me out some more.
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Guys ... couple of questions :

1.- Do the Factory Team kit comes with air filter and fuel filter ?.

2.- The included diff oils are a good start our would be better with a 5-7-1 combination ?


thanks a lot for the info ...


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It does come with the fuel filter, not sure about the air filter. If I were you, I'd start out with a 3-5-1 setup. Makes the car very neutral so you can adjust other things to get the car to respond the way you want.
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oh yea, it comes with an air filter.
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Originally Posted by SavageSYNTH25
It does come with the fuel filter, not sure about the air filter. If I were you, I'd start out with a 3-5-1 setup. Makes the car very neutral so you can adjust other things to get the car to respond the way you want.

Which are the diff oils that comes with the kit ?

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Old 04-17-2006, 07:14 AM
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I think they give you 1k, 3k, and 10k. that may be off though.
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