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Old 03-27-2007, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by jeffb
I better tell Todd I need a XX-R...for round.
HAHA i'm with you there
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Old 03-27-2007, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by rcracingkid
HAHA i'm with you there
XXXX-R for me
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Old 03-27-2007, 07:46 PM
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So what compound foams would be a good starting point for med. bite carpet track.
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Old 03-27-2007, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Dasupacat1
So what compound foams would be a good starting point for med. bite carpet track.
Parma - cyan or indigo front
Parma - magenta rears

Jaco or BSR - double pink/orange front
Jaso or BSR - double pink rears

Some folks run rears all the way around. I am sure you will have to tame the car down a little with the rears up front. It will steer like a mo fo. Hodge mentioned that they pretty much run the dp/orange or cyans up front.

Haynes just posted his set up and he is running magentas front and rear.

Play it safe and try some Cyan fronts and Magenta rears.
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i just got done running some indigo's and they are very good on the track...i would say better than the dblp orange...

gonna try cyans in a little bit..
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Todd: i suppose you missed my post a few pages back. dont blame you, this thread is going really fast and posts can get drowned out. anyway, i'd like to ask again - what exactly does lowering the diffs do? i will be running rubber on asphalt and was wondering if i should start of with the diff in the lowered position already or go high.

what exactly does lowering do and when would you suggest using it? thanks!
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Old 03-27-2007, 08:44 PM
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OK........Seems like this was an issue in the last kit as well.......

I'm ready to install the servo horn and the book lists the 25T for my KO servo.
It doesn't fit. But, the 23T for the JR servo's fits like a glove.
I've counted the splines on my KO servo and there are 23 on it.

Is this a missprint in the manual or do I have a "special" KO servo?

Brant
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Old 03-27-2007, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by POOKYT
OK........Seems like this was an issue in the last kit as well.......

I'm ready to install the servo horn and the book lists the 25T for my KO servo.
It doesn't fit. But, the 23T for the JR servo's fits like a glove.
I've counted the splines on my KO servo and there are 23 on it.

Is this a missprint in the manual or do I have a "special" KO servo?

Brant
I am running the 23t on my KO as well.
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Originally Posted by flameoutgarrett
i just got done running some indigo's and they are very good on the track...i would say better than the dblp orange...

gonna try cyans in a little bit..
Let me know if the Cyans or the Indigo have more steering. Thanks dude.
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23T it is then!!! Thanks Rob!

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Oh I'll guarnatee you that the indigos have more steering, they have on every car I ran them on.
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Originally Posted by L.Fairtrace
Oh I'll guarnatee you that the indigos have more steering, they have on every car I ran them on.
Right on. I have yet to try them, but will be this weekend. Thanks Larry.
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I just got done checkin the rear toe on my car and it is 3 on both sides as well. I still wonder if that guy got an odd ball kit that had an issue like the last car with half degree hubs or something weird like that.
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Originally Posted by POOKYT
OK........Seems like this was an issue in the last kit as well.......

I'm ready to install the servo horn and the book lists the 25T for my KO servo.
It doesn't fit. But, the 23T for the JR servo's fits like a glove.
I've counted the splines on my KO servo and there are 23 on it.

Is this a missprint in the manual or do I have a "special" KO servo?

Brant
No Brant it is you who is "special" not your KO Servo lol. What's up Yeti long time no talk, couldnt miss a golden opportunity to bust on ol Brant
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Originally Posted by POOKYT
OK........Seems like this was an issue in the last kit as well.......

I'm ready to install the servo horn and the book lists the 25T for my KO servo.
It doesn't fit. But, the 23T for the JR servo's fits like a glove.
I've counted the splines on my KO servo and there are 23 on it.

Is this a missprint in the manual or do I have a "special" KO servo?

Brant
don't use the losi horn for ko servo's. i've always had them jump teeth on me.

i use the ko or airtronics plastic horns with the metal ring around the splined part, they work great.
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