Team Associated RC10 B5m Mid-Motor Thread
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#9391
I bought a b5mm used off RCT. I'm curious if it already has the b5rm rear a arms on it already. The seller stated there were b5rm arms as part of the package but I'm uncertain if they are installed. I suspect the are not since the left rear arm is marked left and not reversed. Can someone please confirm? Also for those that have made the change how did it change the handling and how significant was the change.
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#9392
It will give the car more forward bite but we wont get into the draw backs of running them. If the track you run on is loose then they might be a good idea to run.
#9393
Tech Fanatic
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I bought a b5mm used off RCT. I'm curious if it already has the b5rm rear a arms on it already. The seller stated there were b5rm arms as part of the package but I'm uncertain if they are installed. I suspect the are not since the left rear arm is marked left and not reversed. Can someone please confirm? Also for those that have made the change how did it change the handling and how significant was the change.
Thanks
Thanks
#9395
Going to rewire mine this week. Hopefully I'll be able to figure out a way can run inline and standard without moving the electronics at all.
#9396
Tech Rookie
I was able to make it so that I can run in any number of setups without having the re wire.. I can run inline, battery forward and the ESC mounts between the waterfall and the battery. If I move the battery back, I need to put the ESC on top of the battery, keeing the ESC as close as I can to the waterfall and still clearing the body. If I mount the battery sideways (stock) I can move the ESC to the top of the battery or in front of it.
When I wired the motor, I just left a little extra wire, then spun the ESC a couple of times to twist the motor wires... This takes up the slack and I can go back when I need the extra wire. Seems to work well for me.
When I wired the motor, I just left a little extra wire, then spun the ESC a couple of times to twist the motor wires... This takes up the slack and I can go back when I need the extra wire. Seems to work well for me.
#9398
Tech Rookie
Have you cleaned the bearings? Might just have to replace them. I purchased a revolution kit from Avid so that I can replace the factory bearings as they wear out. $22 shipped to my door.
#9405
My opinion is that some of the inserts are just off from being perfectly straight by a little bit and it puts stress on the inside of the bearing also if you are running the axles and front hexes I have noticed if you tighten your front wheels to much it pushes the hex up against the bearing and it feels gritty and has a lot of drag. I am actually going back to the stock axles bc I am tired of pulling the hexes away from the bearings.