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Old 03-26-2014, 08:34 AM
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Dying to a US site to preorder from....
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Originally Posted by jhhack
Dying to a US site to preorder from....
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&P=SM&I=LXEBMZ
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Old 03-26-2014, 08:43 AM
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I was going to post that too...but if you click Buy it Now it will tell you that it is an invalid stock number.
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Weird. I know a lot of people have preordered them. I'd call Tower and speak to someone. I'm sure they can hook it up.
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Yes, calling Tower directly works. They can preorder it for you.
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Old 03-26-2014, 11:54 AM
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to order:

Call Tower:
217-398-3636

Stock number:
HBSC2723

If you are not a Super saver club member, sign up when you are on the phone...

and use the Coupon Code:
014AF. ($41 off $410 order)

Then later (once you are a "super saver member") call back, and change your coupon code to:
014KW ($60 off $400 order)
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Originally Posted by Jakesterama
edit 2: Ty was running Kyosho XGear orange/yellow for ROAR nats, IFMAR worlds, and the Cactus Classic. I can't find an actual rating for Kyosho Super Hard/Orange fronts, but Kyosho Hard/Yellow fronts are 75g/mm which is way heavier than the heaviest front HB spring. Kyosho Hard/Yellow rears are 47g/mm, which also heavier than all the HB springs...

For the Reedy race he ran Kyosho yellow/white, which are 75g/mm and 43.6g/mm respectively, which again, isn't covered with the spread of HB springs. Am I missing something with the HB spring ratings?

source: http://www.tytessman.com/setups/d413-setups.php
http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/Univ...pringChart.htm
http://www.hpiracing.co.uk/piw.php?partNo=113063
not sure where those Kyosho spring rates came from but i never fully trust what other companies publish as their spring rates. i have a full set of the Kyosho springs and physically measured their rates. not a theoretical calculation but an actual measurement. for Kyosho orange fronts i got 62.8, Kyo orange rears i measured 39.7. then of course the yellow and other springs are softer.
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Originally Posted by AlderBoy
Thanks again for the good info! What brand diff oil do you use?
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Originally Posted by GermanOffroader
Hi too all,

this is my first post here.
I'm sorry for my english, but i hope everyone unterstand me.

My question is, whats the size of the thread of the turnbuckles?
3mm?
3,5mm? or
4mm?

And which company does produce titanium turnbuckles?
Or will there some produced by HB in the future?

Thanks an greetings
Martin
3mm. Lunsford makes great quality titanium turnbuckles.
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Originally Posted by T. Deguzman
3mm. Lunsford makes great quality titanium turnbuckles.
What lengths will be needed?
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Originally Posted by T. Deguzman
not sure where those Kyosho spring rates came from but i never fully trust what other companies publish as their spring rates. i have a full set of the Kyosho springs and physically measured their rates. not a theoretical calculation but an actual measurement. for Kyosho orange fronts i got 62.8, Kyo orange rears i measured 39.7. then of course the yellow and other springs are softer.
I pulled it from the links at the bottom of my post. Have you had a batch of production HB Springs to test yet? Any chance you could share your data from the Kyosho Springs and the HB Springs (and any others you might have) so we could compare apples to apples?
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Does this buggy use 12mm hexes or share wheels with AE or Kyosho?
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Originally Posted by pink_sleeve
Does this buggy use 12mm hexes or share wheels with AE or Kyosho?
TLR 22 2wd buggy front and your choice of rear wheel.
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Originally Posted by gticlay
TLR 22 2wd buggy front and your choice of rear wheel.
Wasn't the latest recommendation TLR 22-4 4wd front wheels?
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Originally Posted by pink_sleeve
Does this buggy use 12mm hexes or share wheels with AE or Kyosho?
The kit comes with 10mm and 12mm Front wheel hexes.
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