54LikesTeam Associated RC10 B5m Mid-Motor Thread
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11-28-2014, 07:50 AM
#9362
Ran my B5M for the first time a couple nights ago. Stock setup, worked pretty well, fairly happy with it so far. Only a couple of tenths off from the car I've been running for a long time. Figured I would share a couple of pictures! 
Dynamite DPS 7.5
Orion R10.1 Pro
Spektrum 6070
Spektrum SR2000 RX
Spektrum DX4R Pro
Seth
Dynamite DPS 7.5
Orion R10.1 Pro
Spektrum 6070
Spektrum SR2000 RX
Spektrum DX4R Pro
Seth
11-28-2014, 08:05 AM
#9363
Arm Mount "D"
So what is adjustable when using the aluminum D arm mount with the inserts since the C mount controls toe and squat?
11-28-2014, 09:14 AM
#9365
jB
11-28-2014, 09:33 AM
#9368
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Simmering would likely open up the pours in the plastic/nylon allowing the moisture to be absorbed better.
All of this happening at the microscopic level obviously.
Like you said you're being serious, and it does work. The age of the part has an affect on how noisy they are as well. A spur that's been hanging on the HS wall for 2 years may be noisier than one ordered direct from the manufacturer last week.
11-28-2014, 10:40 AM
#9369
I would simmer them..Not a rolling boil or that might cause distortion, but not likely.
Simmering would likely open up the pours in the plastic/nylon allowing the moisture to be absorbed better.
All of this happening at the microscopic level obviously.
Like you said you're being serious, and it does work. The age of the part has an affect on how noisy they are as well. A spur that's been hanging on the HS wall for 2 years may be noisier than one ordered direct from the manufacturer last week.
Simmering would likely open up the pours in the plastic/nylon allowing the moisture to be absorbed better.
All of this happening at the microscopic level obviously.
Like you said you're being serious, and it does work. The age of the part has an affect on how noisy they are as well. A spur that's been hanging on the HS wall for 2 years may be noisier than one ordered direct from the manufacturer last week.
11-28-2014, 10:44 AM
#9370
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Mmmm. I'm 50/50 on marinading or saucing after.
11-28-2014, 08:45 PM
#9371
I was traying to get parts order from a main on my visa I dint go in came back with a 2 code? ill tray in a few days
11-29-2014, 03:40 AM
#9372
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Hows the inline setup working for everyone? Is it worth the gains in both classes? Is it easier to drive? Or is it like relearning how to drive a mm all over again? Just getting used to learning how to drive this buggy and I'm getting pretty fast... Just was so used to rm i almost stayed with it. Is the mod worth the gains or stay with current setup?
11-29-2014, 05:51 AM
#9374
Hows the inline setup working for everyone? Is it worth the gains in both classes? Is it easier to drive? Or is it like relearning how to drive a mm all over again? Just getting used to learning how to drive this buggy and I'm getting pretty fast... Just was so used to rm i almost stayed with it. Is the mod worth the gains or stay with current setup?
