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Old 06-20-2006, 03:36 PM
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I all so have a Savage and if his is in stock form you will not have a problem out handling him. Mine I have set up for racing and handles quite well. You where talking about problems with your brakes. What brake disc do you have? All so what engine are you running and is your MT2 the RTR? I run 30 weight oil in my MT. Please to not take this wrong as I want to help but your post are real hard to read and understand.
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Ok Sorry, Well Its The MT2 RTR, Stock Engine (T-15) and Stock Brake Pads I Imagine. I Purchased The 30Wt Also. I Am Goin To Purchase Blue and Purple Springs. I Would Like Information On How To Beat My Friends Stock Savage. The Brakes Seem To Not Stop The Truck Which Is Dangerous When I Race On The Street.. Sorry I Do Not Know The Type Of Brake Disk, I Only Know Its The One That Comes With The Truck.. Thank You For Ne Help In Advance..
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As far as cleaning mine are not spotless as I seen now need as I am just going to get them nasty again but I do clean mine at the end of every day I run. I enclosed a link below on what I use and it works very well. I mist it with Wildcat X-treme cleaner and blow it off with compressed air. When I have to work on it I clean the area real well while apart. Here is what I use.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXWC47&P=ML
Old 06-20-2006, 03:53 PM
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On the brakes a good receiver hump pack will help as well as this disc is the one I use on both my Rush and MT.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXM738&P=7
I do not know why they have it listed as fiberglass as I do not think it is fiberglass, fiber yes. They do make a fiberglass disc but in 5 years I have had very good luck with the one I have listed.
I have heard a lot of Savage X people not having very good brakes on there’s. I have dual disc on my Savage.
In a straight line you are going to have trouble out running the Savage if you are running the stock .15 in your MT but you should have no problem out handling him if he has a stock Savage. Keep in mind the Savage has a 2 speed.
Old 06-20-2006, 04:01 PM
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thank u 46u.. by the way are there any good tips on making my MT2 faster - Even an engine replacement would be good but they cost a lot of money.

o and if it is not too much trouble could you post a pic up please.
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does anyone know where i could buy teh shimm that goes in teh diff ( 7 x 15 x 0.2mm ) ? i seem to have lost 1 when i have taken the diffs apart lol. i am in the uk so a link to a uk store would be great .

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napalm. if u r gona put a new engine in do as i and lots of other ppl have done and stick an os18cv-rx in there
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ORIGINAL: rccrazynut

does anyone know where i could buy teh shimm that goes in teh diff ( 7 x 15 x 0.2mm ) ? i seem to have lost 1 when i have taken the diffs apart lol. i am in the uk so a link to a uk store would be great .

thanks
Sorry cannot help you with a UK link.
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thank u 46u.. by the way are there any good tips on making my MT2 faster - Even an engine replacement would be good but they cost a lot of money.

o and if it is not too much trouble could you post a pic up please.
When you race the Savage where are you going to race? Off road or on road? How bad do you want to win? Speed cost money how fast do you want to go?

I have a few old pictures of my MT in my gallery but will try to post some new ones later. I only have a OS .15 CV-RX but a much better engine then the HPI T-15 from what I hear. Never ran the T-15 so I cannot say from running one.
Old 06-20-2006, 04:28 PM
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46u i have ran about a gallon and a bit threw my 18ss and im using blue thunder the 20% nitro with 10-12% oil i was told it was good ill try something different once im done this half of gallon i have left what should i use ?
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I never have run Blue Thunder but have talked to people that have. May I suggest you try some O’Donnell Race blend. I do believe you will see a drop in temperatures by at least 20 degrees or more. I have talked to others that said their engines run much cooler on O’Donnell then many other brands. Not saying there are not other good brands just when I find something that works I stick to it. I have about 5 or so gallons of O’Donnell on my OS .15 CV-RX and it still runs great. Never got over about 260 degrees. Normal temperatures here during the summer are 95 to 100 degrees. Would like to know how it works with the.18SS.
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thanks i might try that after this stuff but i think i have a air leak soo im going to try to get rid of that too
Old 06-20-2006, 05:00 PM
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Here are some pictures of my run hard put up wet MT 1 ¾. I am on my 4th body and have no idea how many gallons I have run throw it. At least 4 or 5.
Some asked so here they are.
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It is always a good idea to seal the engine. Keep us posted on how things work out.
Old 06-20-2006, 07:38 PM
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ya man for sure
Old 06-21-2006, 10:47 AM
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How about others posting some pictures of there’s. If you do please post some with out the lids on, as I like seeing the workings!
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ya man for sure as soon as i get my engine back in and ill take some pics and when i get my new rear exhaust ill take some more
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Please do so and how about others. [8D]
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how do you take the spur off of this?

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Old 06-21-2006, 02:27 PM
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Not real good with words but here you go. Take everything you can off the opposite side from the spring that you can get off. Cup, bearing and so on. Then push the shaft throw and remove the pin for the aluminum plate part number 86130. Then pull the shaft out the side the adjustment nut goes on.
Hope you understand and this helps! Keep me posted and good luck.
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Nice Truck 46u.. hopefully ill get myn lukin lyk tht some day lol
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hey 46u i just ran my truck and i put the temp gun to it and it runs about 20-30 dergrees cooler and it sounds alot better too. these pics are from when i first got the truck ( the blue body ) and the other one is just one i did for a buddy of mine it's not an mt2 but i figure i would show what i can do with an air brush. for my truck getting any better i just need my new rear exhaust and im good
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Old 06-21-2006, 08:26 PM
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If I am not mistaken you said your truck is fairly new? Engines all ways run cooler when they are broke in well. They all look nice. I never do fancy paint jobs, as my bodies do not last long. I have all ways said I might do one body for show but never have yet. Any pipe is better then the plastic composite pipes. My Spektrum radio got here today. Not sure if I will install it before the race Friday as I do not want any problems and right not my MX-3S is set up and working well on my MT I am having problems with it on my Savage but I will not be racing it Friday. Keep us posted on how things go and thanks for the pictures.
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i ment to say was in those pics the truck was new
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I know they look so good new and do not take long to knock the new off. But what good would they be to keep them looking new. How long have you had yours and how much fuel have you run it?
Nice paint jobs.


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