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Post by silversnow on May 24, 2006 23:44:07 GMT
Hi guys,
What would you all think of a scerw kit for the X10. That would have all the common screws and bolts needed for a racers X10. of corse if it was over $50 it would dumb. *Ahem* Hint Hint.
Forrest
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Post by alfonzo on May 25, 2006 8:59:20 GMT
Seems like a good idea to me..
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Post by darren on May 25, 2006 12:09:51 GMT
That all depends on what type of screws they are? If they are stainless steel, no thanks, as SS is not as strong as steel, and frankly, I want steel screws on the bottom to lower the CG. On the top Titanium is best as they weight less IMHO. So, if you put out a steel/titanium screw kit I think it will be good.
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Post by Cooper on May 25, 2006 12:45:48 GMT
That all depends on what type of screws they are? If they are stainless steel, no thanks, as SS is not as strong as steel, and frankly, I want steel screws on the bottom to lower the CG. On the top Titanium is best as they weight less IMHO. So, if you put out a steel/titanium screw kit I think it will be good. you seriously think you'll notice that? or is it just menttal ?  |
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Post by darren on May 25, 2006 19:44:07 GMT
Well Coop,
Here are my thoughts:
1) Driving 8th scale cars, you can definitely notice a difference, but then again there are a lot more screws!
2) The X10 is subject to the smallest adjustment making a HUGE difference.
So, to answer your question, yes. I think that this may be the difference of winning or coming in second, especially when you are only seperated by 2/10ths of a second, every bit helps!
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