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Old 05-16-2014, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Pittsdriver
Nice! My B5m is waiting for me at home.
It's a great build, I just got mine finished!
FWIW the Schelle gearbox bearings are worth their weight in gold!
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Originally Posted by thecman26
It's a great build, I just got mine finished!
FWIW the Schelle gearbox bearings are worth their weight in gold!
I bought the ceramic bearings for my rear motor, but then ordered the extra bearings for my mid motor and will be putting them in there.
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Just knocked out my b5m assembly, wow that was easy and so much better quality than the b4.2 as so many have said before. Very excited to run it next week. Subscribed.
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Old 05-17-2014, 08:27 AM
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4 hole #55 pistons are really good ,the cornering improvement is well worth giving them a try.

37.5w front & 32.5w rear shock...
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I missing a 5x8 mm bb its in the diff cant fine it
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Old 05-17-2014, 08:55 AM
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helped a kid last night who had a setup like cherry did with his mods.. his car was not good at all.. it was really loose in back and jumped nose heavy. I helped him switch stuff around to more like splkins setup with the battery back under and by motor and it was much better. At least traction and jumping wise. the kid was still faster when his car was stock the week before.

so just because something may work at one person or track doesn't mean it will work for you.

My suggestion is before changing anything like that.. learn to tune your car with tires , suspension tuning.. and practice driving without any crashes..

its just like before on here when certain people were lightweight crazy and said its the only way the car works.. then at stock nats look who is faster...lol its the guys with the heavier cars that are more towards the stock setups with just slight mods.
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Rickster send the kid here, we'll get um cruising.

Set up are just setups, they work the same for anyone.


Please post your setup for everyone sense your doing good with it.

Tip: when using the alloy hubs ?

Switch the 6mm ball stud used on the plastic hub for a 8mm stud.

This will give maximum strength if you use shims under the hubs ball studs.

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Originally Posted by Mason
I'm not seeing the modification done. Are they grinding on the steering arm, changing/grinding out shoulder bushings or ??? I was under the impression that new shoulder bushings with various thicknesses on the shoulders would be coming out so you could adjust this.
You shave 1mm off the top of the steering hub and then add a 1mm spacer to the bottom to move the axle up 1mm.
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Old 05-17-2014, 02:12 PM
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Dave

I gave the higher spindle a go yesterday.

I though like you said and would gain more on power steering ...


That's exalty what happen..

But it was'nt a good thing.
The raise spindle made it even easier for the car to step out on exit of the corner from the extra steering.

Not trying to rag about the change, believe in a rear motor it could be useful.
But mid motor it has issues.

Believe me posts like yours don't come often enough.

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Originally Posted by Wild Cherry

But it was'nt a good thing.
The raise spindle made it even easier for the car to step out on exit of the corner from the extra steering.
Do you think you could still use this mod in conjunction with a front tire that would generally have less traction to counter act the extra steering thing? Use it as kind of a way to be not too much not too little but just right.

I'm trying to learn how to tune these new cars, and there is a lot of great info in this thread. I wish there was a thread for "tech" only, I think it would make it a lot easier for people to understand setup more.....if they didn't have to sift through pics of half built cars and all the other non tech related posts.
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missing diff parts no big deal order it from tower
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anyone using the brass arm mounts?
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Originally Posted by BLKXJ96
Do you think you could still use this mod in conjunction with a front tire that would generally have less traction to counter act the extra steering thing? Use it as kind of a way to be not too much not too little but just right.

I'm trying to learn how to tune these new cars, and there is a lot of great info in this thread. I wish there was a thread for "tech" only, I think it would make it a lot easier for people to understand setup more.....if they didn't have to sift through pics of half built cars and all the other non tech related posts.
I ran with the raised spindles a couple days, decided just before club race to go back to middle.


Can tell you it will be less forgiving coming out of the corner raised .
the reason is because like they say, it has more steering coming out of the corner which most here have no need for on a mid motor.
My ride was way easier to get on the power with the middle position.
Think most will agree after they try both.

Thanks to Dave for making a great topic.
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