HeavyD99

iTrader: (15)

Ya, I meant for a single set, $80 for both diffs - but unfortunately I think it'll be a fair bit more - more like your $120 for a full front & rear set up. The new AE buggy will get consideration if it has them included. Had I waited until winter last year, I probably would have bought the BMax III as I like their 2WD & 4WD - right now I'm running a B5 for 2WD - always nice to have a matching pair.

Still, ya set the slipper right, and she's golden.

jmkalt

Hey guys, I recently updated the slipper pads in my V2 '13 model from the black rubbery ones to the SLS pads.

Does anyone know if the initial slipper clutch settings are the same? My manual says 5.5-5.7mm gap measured between the bearing and slipper clutch nut. Are the settings the same with the updated SLS pads?

kyok2

iTrader: (32)

The updated pads also has a new stiffer spring that I would suggest getting also. I set mine to feel and have not had a problem yet but it looks to be almost the same.

joeymdz

iTrader: (13)

Updated manual says 5.7-6.3

Start at 6.3 and go from there

jmkalt

Thanks guys

Graham11

iTrader: (22)

i cant trust the xray manual anymore because when making the turnbuckles they have that 32mm measurement and it says 1:1 but unfortunately someone made a mistake and put the camber link image where the steering link image is but with the wrong measurements, im sure im not the first to notice this but now im concerned about my slipper setting. I just finished building and havent run it yet but i set the slipper to specs and my manual says 5.5-5.7 and its the updated kit w the new parts and supplemental insutrctions

Stanfsu

iTrader: (294)

Just sold me DEX410 and giving the XB4 a try!!!!

BDRMBULLY

iTrader: (40)

Its too bad Xray doesnt come out with the ring n pinion sooner and ppl gta shop for yokomo parts

BentKa

Nothing wrong with the original bevel and pinion gear

Learn to set the slipper correct based on your race surface and traction and you will have 0 problems.

A correctly set slipper will also make you faster and smoother around the track.

If however you do happen to run the slipper too tight and strip a pinion gear you will benefit from also changing the bevel gear as it will be worn from the stripping pinion gear

Bent

MugenMan99

iTrader: (6)

Thinking about trying the graphite chassis.

This one:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/XRAY-XB4-Car...item2c7b2656e7

Do they hold up well?

ferrarieeeee

x2, we used to have so many xb4 in our local track but everyone switch to yokomo etc. bcos of the r&p problem

joeymdz

iTrader: (13)

you have an old manual. 2014 says 5.7-6.3

If you do not adjust the slipper properly YOU will destroy the diff and drive bevel gears.

joeymdz

iTrader: (13)

new part:

http://www.amain.com/product_info.ph...amping-Hex-Set

asc6000

iTrader: (15)

no thanks, I'll just buy the stock rims. They should proofread their stuff better. "XB4 12mm Front Clamping Hex Set. Converting the rear of the XB4 to 12mm hex drive is simple with the release of these adaptor sets"
front ? rear ?

joeymdz

iTrader: (13)

^^ I was just sharing since everyone is in the new hex craze. I only run the stock rims^^