Owner of Radical SR3 RSX and SR3 XX
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RE: Adding preload to shocks

@schneller …. Why not make the shock adjustments while it’s on the ‘flat patch’ (on the scales)? You can then do the adjustment ‘live’ and you can see the difference and the end result. You can sit ...

In forum Suspension setup and Handling discussion

2 years ago
RE: Side intakes - restricting flow

@nautoncall .... Attachment : IMG_3607.jpg See other recent replies for Tasmania's climate which will determine if this is relevant for you... As mentioned in the other posts, I only blank the ...

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
RE: Side intakes - restricting flow

@charleyhradicalsportscarregistry-com ... here's my solution to that happening... Nothing a bit of 'fly-screen' material won't fix... and the restriction to air flow isn't a problem in our climate he...

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
RE: Side intakes - restricting flow

@stephen ... certainly never had a problem getting the GDU/gearbox temp up on mine... in fact quite the opposite. I've got some of those stick on temperature guides and they tell me the outside surfa...

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
RE: driveshaft repacking?

@parsonsj ... G'day John. If there's not much diameter difference between them, then maybe you could just build the tool for the larger diameter joint, and then 'sleeve' the roller bearing end using ...

In forum How To / DIY Discussions

2 years ago
RE: driveshaft repacking?

G'day All, I've just completed my first SR3 driveshaft rebuild according to the schedule... done at around 12 hours on my HD driveshafts (on-track time) rather than the 10 hours Radical recommend. Li...

In forum How To / DIY Discussions

2 years ago
RE: New Owner Help and Questions SR3 RS

@nautoncall ... You'll find that with a few exceptions there's an awful lot that hasn't changed much with the SR3's over time. I've got a good friend with a 2002 car... and I've got a 2015 RSX and a ...

In forum Getting Started

2 years ago
RE: New Owner Help and Questions SR3 RS

@nautoncall ... there isn't a manual for everything... but there are plenty of resources on this forum under the 'Resource Library'... anything from about 4 different SR3 Owners Manuals, SR3 Mechanics...

In forum Getting Started

2 years ago
RE: New Owner Help and Questions SR3 RS

@nautoncall - regarding your questions about the dash only showing 10,000 rpm on the linear scale near the top of the display... It's certainly never been a problem for me as you hardly ever drive whi...

In forum Getting Started

2 years ago
RE: Ride heights, diffuser heights and preload

@rojid I will reply later with some more detail. What is important here is the order in which you undertake the set-up given you seem to be starting from scratch. It's important to get some things ...

In forum Suspension setup and Handling discussion

2 years ago
RE: Running wheels off the ground

@rojid ... great! Yes - clutch on downshift helps the issue you've noticed... I've had zero issues since changing my blipper tube to PTFE, and applied the heat insulation - I'm sure you will be the...

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
RE: Running wheels off the ground

@rojid - yes… clutch in, select first, let clutch out normally. You won’t have any issues without any/much throttle. If you are going to apply a small amount of throttle just be gentle/slow with no su...

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
RE: Running wheels off the ground

@rojid - From what I understand Radical's own position on this question has flipped-flopped over the years. I was first told by Radical not to do it under any circumstances... then told by someone el...

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
RE: Make at home paddle shifter

@meatman and @charleyhradicalsportscarregistry-com i’m not sure Geartronics do the system… or maybe that was earlier SR3 models. Mine is supplied by Life…

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
RE: first ever big technical problem - lost shifts, compressor pressure etc.

@rojid Agree... "Time to order some 4mm PTFE and more heat protection." There is a thread on the Forum about this and also where to get the material (I believe the bowden tube is an upgrade, but ther...

In forum General Discussion

2 years ago
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