Team Associated RC10 B5m Mid-Motor & Rear Motor Thread
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I talked to a MIP driver about this. He said the issue is mainly in the bones snapping. Often they will use the alum Pucks with shiny bones for 13.5
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Picked up some new goodies.
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Anyone know if the AE plastic shock caps come with the nylon washers?
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Just for the F-of it I bought a B5R with everything you could imagine just to try out to see if I really liked MM beter. It was interesting. My track has incredible traction. Its sugared bluegroove. It was 95 today. Days like this any tire will work. I ran th B5R and was able to run the exact same fast laps but had to drive the wheels off of it. I found the MM car to be much easier to drive and I was way more consistent. The rear motor car is well under 1500 grams while the MM is 1550 or so. I ran the same tires, motor, ESC....I tried hard to get them even. Both wheelied at the start.....etc etc. Once you learn to drive MM I just do see while you'd drive an RM car.
I just wanted to share. I've been doing a lot of testing. I also found that I'm .4 faster with my B5M than my RB6M.
I just wanted to share. I've been doing a lot of testing. I also found that I'm .4 faster with my B5M than my RB6M.
I have a few cars so I think any condition where a MM wouldn't work, I just wouldn't drive the class at this point.
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Yep, that is what I did.
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doubt they are needed anyway. Old bleeder screws stopped oil from leaking just fine without little washers. Shouldn't be a big deal.
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I just bought the pack to have extra in case I did the dreaded drop on the ground and couldn't find it.