Team Associated RC10 B5m Mid-Motor Thread
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#3933
Tech Champion
iTrader: (170)
These are 0 offset, technically it doesnt matter. The only way it 'matters' is through the relation of the turnbuckle to the shock...if it rubs. You are the one coming in here talking about the different axle sweep....You are the one contradicting the posts of some of AE's team drivers. He obviously has it on correctly. People like me.....thats funny right there.
#3935
Tech Champion
iTrader: (170)
No, you dont have to run aluminum hubs for anything. But because they are 0° offset they can go on either side of the car. The only thing to worry about is the offset camber link mount. This is offset in order to space the turnbuckle away from the shock to prevent rubbing/bind.
#3938
OK we should have included a slip of paper to clear all this up. Sorry.
This is the way it should be.
The etched 0 faces the shock. This means rear motor it is forward and mid motor it's back.
3mm of ball-stud spacing makes the high position. 1mm is the low. The kit hub has 5 link length options, with the aluminum hub you no longer have the longest/ outer ball position. Be careful about the thread length ball stud you use, if it's too long it will crush the bearing in a couple of positions. 6mm thread is recommended with 3mm spacing.
This is the way it should be.
The etched 0 faces the shock. This means rear motor it is forward and mid motor it's back.
3mm of ball-stud spacing makes the high position. 1mm is the low. The kit hub has 5 link length options, with the aluminum hub you no longer have the longest/ outer ball position. Be careful about the thread length ball stud you use, if it's too long it will crush the bearing in a couple of positions. 6mm thread is recommended with 3mm spacing.
#3941
Tech Elite
iTrader: (54)
OK we should have included a slip of paper to clear all this up. Sorry.
This is the way it should be.
The etched 0 faces the shock. This means rear motor it is forward and mid motor it's back.
3mm of ball-stud spacing makes the high position. 1mm is the low. The kit hub has 5 link length options, with the aluminum hub you no longer have the longest/ outer ball position. Be careful about the thread length ball stud you use, if it's too long it will crush the bearing in a couple of positions. 6mm thread is recommended with 3mm spacing.
This is the way it should be.
The etched 0 faces the shock. This means rear motor it is forward and mid motor it's back.
3mm of ball-stud spacing makes the high position. 1mm is the low. The kit hub has 5 link length options, with the aluminum hub you no longer have the longest/ outer ball position. Be careful about the thread length ball stud you use, if it's too long it will crush the bearing in a couple of positions. 6mm thread is recommended with 3mm spacing.
#3944
There is a 4mm stud available!
I used the 6mm stud with 1mm washer this weekend. It will bind in one or two of the holes tho.
It's a great part and they are extremely light for alum hubs!
I used the 6mm stud with 1mm washer this weekend. It will bind in one or two of the holes tho.
It's a great part and they are extremely light for alum hubs!
#3945
I'm building mine now what's up with the front axles blowing out and what do I need to do to prevent it the parts are like gold right now. As you all probably know.