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Old 12-21-2014, 04:52 PM
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With the .1 coming, I'm sure the 3 gear transmission will be included
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whats a good turn motor to get for racing on an indoor clay tight track that will be fast?
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Originally Posted by DIRT DIGGER
whats a good turn motor to get for racing on an indoor clay tight track that will be fast?
I like my Fantom 8.5 for the local med-high indoor clay track. It's plenty of motor
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hmm...posted a new thread about weight differences between the rear and mid motor cars and it got buried here.

So, does anyone know where I can find the weights of the cars?
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The mm is a lot heavier. Maybe 125 grams
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im putting my b5m together now just wondering if i should use these arms that come with the kit or get the flat ones? wondering if there is a difference?
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Originally Posted by DIRT DIGGER
im putting my b5m together now just wondering if i should use these arms that come with the kit or get the flat ones? wondering if there is a difference?
Imo build the kit box stock and run it like it is and see how the car works.

The flat front arms and rear motor front shock tower made the car work better for me and my driving style. I also use the rear motor rear arms, they move the rear hubs forward 2mm and will tend to give more rear traction.


Get the Ti turn buckles if you haven't already.
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The flat arms just make the car less twitchy, it helped me a lot
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Originally Posted by thebombster
The flat arms just make the car less twitchy, it helped me a lot
ok thanks thats what i was wondering. do u have to replace the fronts and backs if u put flats on?
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Originally Posted by DIRT DIGGER
ok thanks thats what i was wondering. do u have to replace the fronts and backs if u put flats on?
Nope all you need is the rear motor flat arms, and the rear motor front shock tower since it's more narrow.
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Originally Posted by DIRT DIGGER
ok thanks thats what i was wondering. do u have to replace the fronts and backs if u put flats on?
Flat fronts and tower, you dont have to put the RM rear arms on at the same time but you need the front tower with the flat arms.
If you're good enough and don't hit too many walls, I would go with the hards, but if ya hit stuff go with the regular, they flex more and won't break as quickly.

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http://www.amain.com/team-associated...rm-set/p275186

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Originally Posted by thebombster
Nope all you need is the rear motor flat arms, and the rear motor front shock tower since it's more narrow.
ok cool thanks how do u like the car have u change anything else from stock settings?
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
no rumors on that. the b5 is still not listed as discontinued
I asked if there was going to be a FT B5m kit, not a B6 I guess I should reiterate, a 5.1 maybe?

Thanks for the replies guys! I know I can buy a lot of parts, I was just thinking if a FT kit was on the horizon, it would be a decent savings over the team kit and buying parts.

I guess if I took a step back and looked and noticed team B5M kids not discounted anywhere, that may be an indicator the FT kit isn't coming out particularly soon.
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Originally Posted by thecman26
Flat fronts and tower, you dont have to put the RM rear arms on at the same time but you need the front tower with the flat arms.
If you're good enough and don't hit too many walls, I would go with the hards, but if ya hit stuff go with the regular, they flex more and won't break as quickly.

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thank you very much for the info! what arms u running?
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Originally Posted by DIRT DIGGER
ok cool thanks how do u like the car have u change anything else from stock settings?
Of the tracks I've been to in my area. With the b5m being the most popular car on the track. I can't say I have seen any of them using the Gullwing arms. Everyone I have seen is using the flat arms . Including mine. The car works so good,
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