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RC 2NR 02-04-2004 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GuySmily
The Evo VI is a mini-z body, which was easily converted for the Xmod.
How hard was it? And where'd you get it?

2fast4u 02-04-2004 11:06 PM

what a are the advantages of a posi track???

xxspeednplayaxx 02-04-2004 11:10 PM

beter off the line traction. easier drifts

(fyi) cons are bad turning ability.. positrac would work best on a dragster, but would suck for a road coarse, if i were u search lsd, thir your best bet!

RC 2NR 02-06-2004 10:59 AM

"Posi-track" is just what GM calls their differentials that have the ability to lock. The real name for it is a locked differential.

kasper01001 02-06-2004 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GuySmily
Team ZeroGravity is located in the San Francisco Bay Area of California.

The Evo VI is a mini-z body, which was easily converted for the Xmod.

I've never broken any joints, but everyone seems to have so many problems with them...

its a Evo VI!? I thought it was an Evo V, i guess i g2 watch it again ;) BTW mad props to Team ZeroGravity, i'm looking forward to see more of the member's rides too....

pacificwarriors 02-06-2004 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by RC 2NR
"Posi-track" is just what GM calls their differentials that have the ability to lock. The real name for it is a locked differential.
i never saw a difference in handling it actually helps with certain surfaces. its allows the car drift very slightly and make higher revoloutions per minute, which helps not only helps around corners, it also helps you get out of the turn faster. this slight drift is also used in real life, like in the endurence races they slide very little but enough to rev the car and help it turn.

GuySmily 02-07-2004 02:34 AM

My post, copied from.. another forum:

http://zerog.webhop.net/images/xmods...earangle-s.jpg

http://zerog.webhop.net/images/xmods/evovi/side-s.jpg

http://zerog.webhop.net/images/xmods/evovi/top-s.jpg

This is a Mini-Z body (though I've been having a hard time finding it.. I got this from a friend at school, who got it in Hong Kong).

The body fits the middle wheelbase setting (190mm?), which is how the RSX comes. If you don't have an RSX, it's a good time to get carbon fiber driveshafts from slugbugg - email him at slugbugg@ameritech.net and ask for information. You'll get one driveshaft of each size for $10 shipped.

I constructed the mount out of hot glue and a cd case. It's not the sturdiest, but it holds up unless I hit something pretty hard, in which case one of the pieces comes unglued. The advantage of this is that the clip breaks instead of the body breaking, and a blob of hot glue fixes everything.

http://zerog.webhop.net/images/xmods/evovi/clips-s.jpg

http://zerog.webhop.net/images/xmods...rearclip-s.jpg

The front clip doesn't reach the slot on the body, so I glued a piece of CD case to the underside of the front clip. I traded the RSX clip for a Civic clip, so the Civic looks lowered and the Evo body is at the proper height.

The rear clip is attached to the body underneath the trunk. I'll take a better picture when I get home. I tried attaching it to the roof, but it was flexible as if the body had its own shocks.

2fast4u 02-12-2004 09:28 PM

i did the locked one from all i heard its worth it

SkyRider 02-15-2004 04:51 PM

Hey i heard you say earlier that ZG was in the bay area. So am i maybe we can find each other and set up a race

10_second_supra 02-22-2004 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GuySmily
My drifting setup:

AWD, carbon driveshaft
Differentials: F-ball R-positrak
Stage 2: white gears, spinbrush magnets, advanced timing
Tires: Scotch taped
Springs: F-Yellow R-Blue
Tie Rod: No toe-in (stock)
Batteries: Rayovak ic3's, shifted towards rear
Servo/resistor mod
The Evo has the RSX (middle) wheelbase.

Don't just copy my setup though.. Figure out what setup works best for your location and style. For example, if I feel like I'm oversteering too much one day, I might move my batteries to the front instead. If I'm going to drive in a big area, I might be better off with red or yellow gearing. Figure out what settings to use based on your needs.


I've never had an iBook before.. The laptop you saw probably was my Toshiba Tecra. I did all my editing on that machine using Windows Movie Maker 2.

what is a servo resistor mod

RC 2NR 02-22-2004 06:01 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by 10_second_supra
what is a servo resistor mod
It's when you replace a couple of resistors to decrease the turning radius.


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