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Old 04-12-2016, 03:34 AM
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Are all turnbuckles a weak spot? So far I only broke the front (28mm) ones.

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Are all turnbuckles a weak spot? So far I only broke the front (28mm) ones.
The short ones for camber links are weak, the steering links are good.
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The short ones for camber links are weak, the steering links are good.
I agree
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B5 Wheels fit fine?
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B5 Wheels fit fine?

Yes
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Yes but Kyosho specific wheels fit better than generic b5 wheels and of the aftermarket wheels, AKA fit superb.
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Yes but Kyosho specific wheels fit better than generic b5 wheels and of the aftermarket wheels, AKA fit superb.
The V3 has updated axles and B5 wheels now fit perfectly. Do you own a V3?
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No I don't but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night. LOL

In all actuality the axles are identical with the exception perhaps being a bit longer so there are more threads to allow for a more secure hold on some aftermarket wheels. Currently a few aftermarket wheels leave very few threads so it can be difficult to secure them without torquing them down a bit excessively.

The bearing ID's remain unchanged from eh V2 to the V3.



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Originally Posted by the incubus
No I don't but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night. LOL

In all actuality the axles are identical with the exception perhaps being a bit longer so there are more threads to allow for a more secure hold on some aftermarket wheels. Currently a few aftermarket wheels leave very few threads so it can be difficult to secure them without torquing them down a bit excessively.

The bearing ID's remain unchanged from eh V2 to the V3.


You can't learn everything from drawings. The V3 hexes are different, the rear axle has a larger thread (5mm?), is larger diameter than and much longer than the V2 axle stubs.

It's hard to make wheel fitment recommendations when you've never put a wheel on the V3. So much of the V3 is different from the previous car that your V2 experience is counterproductive in the V3 thread.
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Well what can I say? Those are the instructions from the manufacturer and both bearing ID's remain unchanged in the manual. Are the bearing sizes different on the v3?
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Maybe this information will help.

Standard Axle (66401086) This are the lightest of the three 2wd rear axle options.

Extended Axle (66410016) The threads are extended so that most, if not all, wheels on the market will fit.

Heavy Duty Axle (67410266) This axle is 5mm thick (versus 4mm for the other axles) and are the most durable. It requires a 5mm wheel nut, however.

All three axles will work with any PR Racing 2wd vehicle.

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I don't have a V3 car but I do know PR makes a heavy duty 5mm axle for the rear of the SB401 using the same bearings as the V2. So PR could have adjusted the design of the 4mm axle to work better with aftermarket wheels. There was always two issues with all aftermarket wheels and s1 axles, one there wasn't enough thread exposed like you mentioned. Two, the wheels were a little loose on the axle so you had to pay attention when tightening the wheel to make sure it is square and didn't have a wooble.
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Old 04-20-2016, 11:05 AM
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The V3 is amazing on carpet. I had a chance to do some carpet testing last weekend. From a dirt setup, only changing front springs, removing ballast weight and lowering ride height I was matching the fast regulars hot laps on the 2nd battery pack. With a little more tuning the V3 is easily the best box stock carpet car, and gives the high dollar conversions a run!
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I got board today so I bought a way better servo for my 2wd buggy, Now I can also run it at 7.4v making it have 161oz and .06 YA
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