The Siebenelch's on tour

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Re: The Siebenelch's on tour

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Just a bit of tech stuff:

The stealth tranny held up well so far. The differential worked perfect, although I did not use new rings or balls. No re-adjustment was needed the whole evening.
Slipper-wise I noticed that it tended to open (and fade) a little bit. Maybe that's because of the 15 years old pads and the original slipper spring. I think I will replace both ASAP.

This is the setup I used:
Motor: LRP Vector X11 6.5T
Speedo: LRP Shpere Comp 2007 (Setup - AutoCell: 1, ADPC Profil: 3, Initial Brake: 2, Automatic Brake: 3)
Gearing: 16/87 (12,2:1)
Battery: Team Orion Carbon Edition 3200 LiPo
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I took a 5-cell EP4600-pack with a LRP-Speedo and a 8 turns Reedy Titanium-motor. The Punch and Speed was excellent with only 5 cells. I had no problems with the Slipper. I only had a broken roll-pin at a rear-wheel.

Here is the official Team MOOH Logo!

If I have time, I will continou the Vitec-thread. I am so busy the last weeks. Sorry!

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Man I like those cars.... What are those front wheels and tires? are these 2.2?

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Front and rears appear to be 2.2" with the rear being B3 rims and probably the front's too.

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Rear wheels on both B2/B3 with Schumacher 4WD Mini-Pin tyres.
Front wheels on Michael's car 2,2' for "flange less" bearing (don't have the partnumber handy but I think in the 948x range for #3977 bearings) with Schumacher Stagger Rib tyres.
Front wheels on mine are "wide body" (no partnumber handy too) with Schumacher 2WD Mini-Pin tyres.
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Minicooper 35 wrote:Rear wheels on both B2/B3 with Schumacher 4WD Mini-Pin tyres.
Front wheels on Michael's car 2,2' for "flange less" bearing (don't have the partnumber handy but I think in the 948x range for #3977 bearings) with Schumacher Stagger Rib tyres.
Front wheels on mine are "wide body" (no partnumber handy too) with Schumacher 2WD Mini-Pin tyres.
9482 are the wide body B3 front wheels, 9481 are the narrow. 9480 are the uber rare B2 only fronts...

Sadly, all are discontinued... :cry: I found the B4 fronts are offset towards the center of the car and require the longer "GT" widening front axles to get the width close to correct.

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templeofspeed wrote:9481 are the narrow. 9480 are the uber rare B2 only fronts...
Temple, where's the difference between these two? Michael and I found that we have two different "narrow" front rims. One had a "taller" "bead" (the circles part) one was a bit narrower in height.
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The taller bead (also with eight ribs rather than six) that uses non-flanged bearings are the 9480 B2 wheels.

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Fantastic cars! Thankfully, no one posted any pictures of Michael or Sebastian in ass-less chaps. :lol: :lol:
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templeofspeed wrote:The taller bead (also with eight ribs rather than six) that uses non-flanged bearings are the 9480 B2 wheels.
damn dude... how do you know all this stuff???

we so much need a tech area...

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badhoopty wrote: damn dude... how do you know all this stuff???
Once a parts guy, always a parts guy... :|

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templeofspeed wrote:
badhoopty wrote: damn dude... how do you know all this stuff???
Once a parts guy, always a parts guy... :|
i didnt mean it was a bad thing. :?

i was more like daaaammmn dude... you know.

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badhoopty wrote:damn dude... how do you know all this stuff???

we so much need a tech area...
Temple is good and defo need his own "ID-my-part" section! :wink:
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After a bit of research at the German empolyment agency Michael was able to find us a proper mechanic. She will also care for the catering at the race meetings ... :mrgreen:

Mooooo ...
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Got Milk?
He's an idiot. Comes from upbringing. His parents are probably idiots too.

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