DIRT DIGGER

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i have a question when i let off the throttle my wheels stop turning quick is that suppose to happen? i dont have no drag brake on but it seems like it does the way the wheels stop so quick

kdeleon

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On the track there seems to be more drag than some of my other cars. But if you are talking about picking up the car and pulse the throttle for full speed and let it go, then mine will spin and slowly decelerate. I also run no drag brake.

robbie_gtc

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Something is binding. When was the last time you rebuilt your diff?

billdogg

iTrader: (15)

So I got the B5 caps. Is it normal that they were tough to screw on? I can't get them to get fully tight down to the shoulder on the shock. Are you using the standard AE rubber seal at the top?

RC*PHREAK

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I used the stock bladders. They don't sit flush on the collar but they get very close. Less than a mil.

onekiwi

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Anyone got a list of the motors that will fit without dremeling anything?
HPI and ORCA ive heard any others

OR does anyone have the measurements of either motor?

DIRT DIGGER

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any tricks to setting the camber seems like i can never get it right it seems to change soo much its driving me crazy im trying to set to 1 degree for the front

uncle everett

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Build link to directed length and install.....

Stealth_RT

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What motor are you using? Some motors, like Trackstar, have a lot of magnetic drag due to the way they are built. Letting off can feel like hitting the drag brake. If you spin the motor by hand, is there a strong 'clunk' feel when the rotor turns? If so, you may just be seeing that effect as acting like drag brake. As long as the car jumps ok, don't worry about it too much.

uncle everett

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Free up drive line.....Shim your diffs loose. Place shim so gears are farthest apart.

JEFFs SC10

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anyone selling theirs?

DIRT DIGGER

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hello ran that reedy setup last night was real nice alot better than the last setup. have to made any changes at all to better it in any way? just curious thanks

flame56mx

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Purchase a good set of bearings for the car, the kit bearings are not too good, not too good at all..

DIRT DIGGER

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thanks any idea what set to get? anything else i should get? are u running reedy setup?

flame56mx

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Close to the Reedy, I started there, and have been changing things to suit my track and my driving. Avid or Schelle make a good bearing kit for the car, both have nice websites as well. Dont need a lot of parts for this car, I keep a spur gear and few odds and end, but nothing like any 4wd I have ever owned before.