Kyosho Ultima RB6 & RB6.6 Car Thread
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#1516
Tech Elite
iTrader: (166)
Yes, just pick up a pack of long ball studs and be done with it. The short ones have a tendency to rip out. My car did it, 2 other friends cars did it (none of us crashed when it happened either). The black short ball studs don't screw in long enough, change them to the long ones and problems are gone. Also don't skimp on the grub (set) screws, use them where the manual tells you.
#1518
Tech Elite
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I just picked up one of these packs but didn't have time to test with it yet. From what I know Chris Moore is using it and he loves it, using one aluminum weight in mid channel, actual battery pack part forward. Cant wait to tinker with getting the perfect balance with it. Plus in stock with that 90c he is ballistic.
#1520
Tech Adept
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there seems to be a little play back & forth between rear arms & Susp. Holders @ 0.5mm
is this ok?
i used FF & FR (Alum 514 & 515).
there seems to be a little play back & forth between rear arms & Susp. Holders @ 0.5mm
is this ok?
i used FF & FR (Alum 514 & 515).
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#1526
Tech Adept
#1527
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#1529
Tech Master
iTrader: (70)
"These are also used on the Ultima and Lazer family of vehicles to remove excess play in the suspension arms, and are also used in the servo saver assemblies. "
Always have a bag of these in the small parts box!
#1530
Tech Adept
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...3x5mm-Shim-Set
"These are also used on the Ultima and Lazer family of vehicles to remove excess play in the suspension arms, and are also used in the servo saver assemblies. "
Always have a bag of these in the small parts box!
"These are also used on the Ultima and Lazer family of vehicles to remove excess play in the suspension arms, and are also used in the servo saver assemblies. "
Always have a bag of these in the small parts box!
should they go in front of or behind, front or rear of arms?