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Old 11-25-2014, 06:25 PM
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Can you run square packs in these?
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Old 11-25-2014, 07:17 PM
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no. shorty or saddles.
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Old 11-26-2014, 03:50 PM
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Hello everyone! My name is james and i have been a member of this forum for quite a while... But as you can see i really havn't utilized it as much as i should. I have been into r/c for about 14 years, I got away from it for a while and of course made my way back. I am posting because i recently purchased a D413 and this thing is amazing... (Now if i could only get my driving skills to come back to match the car) I would be in good shape. I have driven the car at 2 race sessions and 2 practices with times getting better as i go. Now i have been in a few "accidents" with the buggy only to find that during a visual inspection everything seemed to be ok. I recently tore the car down for maintenance and was surprised to find that the front screws that hold the A-Arms into the bulk head had bent pretty good. To the point that i didnt think they should have come out after seeing them. Main point for this posting is that even in a minor incident with the front end, Just give those screws a check as it could potentially throw off the front end. Overall i love the car and look forward to reading all of the input and setups. This may have been covered already. If so my apologies for beating a dead horse I attached a couple pictures to the post of the car in 85% completion as i havn't taken any completed pics.
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Old 11-26-2014, 04:00 PM
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Just got an email from Lunsford !!
http://www.lunsfordracing.com/mm5/me...de=CARS-HBD413

Guess there is 1 odd screw size they didn't make for yet they had to get made.
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Old 11-26-2014, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Jason84
Just got an email from Lunsford !!
http://www.lunsfordracing.com/mm5/me...de=CARS-HBD413

Guess there is 1 odd screw size they didn't make for yet they had to get made.
$119.00, that's crazy!
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Old 11-26-2014, 04:53 PM
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$119 crazy? You spent $430 on the kit......you already crazy!

What are these type b, type c parts? Carpet.
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Old 11-26-2014, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Vinny Cancilla
$119.00, that's crazy!
It's titanium ..... Ever buy a hinge pin kit ?? That is just a rod and now this is how many screws ?? Do the math.....
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Old 11-26-2014, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Jason84
It's titanium ..... Ever buy a hinge pin kit ?? That is just a rod and now this is how many screws ?? Do the math.....
Sorry guys, but for$119, your not gaining Any performance advantage.
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Protek has a kit out. about $40ish
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Old 11-26-2014, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by maxmcnasty
Hello everyone! My name is james and i have been a member of this forum for quite a while... But as you can see i really havn't utilized it as much as i should. I have been into r/c for about 14 years, I got away from it for a while and of course made my way back. I am posting because i recently purchased a D413 and this thing is amazing... (Now if i could only get my driving skills to come back to match the car) I would be in good shape. I have driven the car at 2 race sessions and 2 practices with times getting better as i go. Now i have been in a few "accidents" with the buggy only to find that during a visual inspection everything seemed to be ok. I recently tore the car down for maintenance and was surprised to find that the front screws that hold the A-Arms into the bulk head had bent pretty good. To the point that i didnt think they should have come out after seeing them. Main point for this posting is that even in a minor incident with the front end, Just give those screws a check as it could potentially throw off the front end. Overall i love the car and look forward to reading all of the input and setups. This may have been covered already. If so my apologies for beating a dead horse I attached a couple pictures to the post of the car in 85% completion as i havn't taken any completed pics.

Hi James! Welcome back to the hobby!! I've just built my kit and waiting to recover from surgery to race mine. Anyway in the first post, it was recommended to pick up some of the screws. Under the "What parts break" section. Here they are on Amain and maybe in stock somewhere else..

http://www.amain.com/hpi-3x20mm-flat...3#tab-feedback

Hope this helps
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Old 11-26-2014, 07:48 PM
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Hi,

I am current building my new kit and am noticing the diffs feel slightly notchy. Is this normal for a new D413 diff?

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Hey Guys, I Have been using my D413 on a sugared clay track and it is an amazing car. I'd even say the best I have ever driven. Next week I am racing on a large 8th scale track with big jumps and its low grip. Just wondering if anyone already has a setup sheet for something similar? Thanks in advance

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Will 22/23 mm screws fit? or even 18mm
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Old 11-27-2014, 07:08 AM
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Hey guys, just started to drive the d413. It's starting to coming around but I have broken the rear camber links twice now. The landings were not too hard but just right. Is there a fix? The first few times the stock front shock caps popped off but now seem to be holding.
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Originally Posted by tom2tone
Hi James! Welcome back to the hobby!! I've just built my kit and waiting to recover from surgery to race mine. Anyway in the first post, it was recommended to pick up some of the screws. Under the "What parts break" section.

Hope this helps
Thank you. It feels good to be back. And thank you for the link
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