Nick Priest

I take it you ordered the tamiya 2mm diff screw as well which is required to use the TOP or JAAD racing thrust bearing??

Fabricio

Yes, exactly, I had to buy it on the old chassis.

But now I´m more prepared, last time the bearing have arrived and them I found out that I would need it.

or8ital

iTrader: (38)

HPI Diff screw will work as well.

Nick Priest

Just checking

Fabricio

The small things, I am already buying.

Found the shocks on rcmodel.

I have bought the bearings and screw at precision rc in the past but they are not trustable any more.

Does someone knows where I can get it.

Also I was told that the screw used on the HB Cyclone is quite good because have a metal cover and does not get hot with the friction getting looser, have someone tried that?

or8ital

iTrader: (38)

Ive had luck with vellrip.com to the US for Tamiya parts.

Fabricio

I am going to give a look at it, but if you guys could post where to get the thrust bearing because where I bought in the past there is no more stock anymore, tried to find the top at amain but there is no stock of it.

or8ital

iTrader: (38)

I always got the JAAD bearings from Precision RC. They are hard to find. That is why I'm using the Top Racing one now which I ordered from Top Racing USA. Not sure if they ship outside the US.

Fabricio

I will try to contact them.

Josh Hohnstein

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Bulkhead

Fabricio

Josh it is a good idea, can you post some more pictures? showing the parts alone and by the side?

Very good for my point of view and very cost effective I have to say.

Nick Priest

It's good and costs nothing no doubt about that, but those bulkheads are weak enough without taking material off them

Which is why I prefer our bulkheads, superior in strength and allow the car to flex more evenly

geeunit1014

iTrader: (14)

Rick or Keven, can you post what setup/s you guys were running @ the asphalt nats?

Thanks

Johnny Wishbone

iTrader: (6)

If your worried about strength issues or bending on side impact, have you considered using the same setup as the 416 motor mount, with a L-bracket of the front and a screw in the centerline of the chassiss. Just a thought.

mr crum

iTrader: (5)

these bulkheads are way more user friendly than the aftermarket ones that someone is selling on ebay cause u dont have to take the bulkhead off to change spur