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Old 11-10-2008, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Adim_X
Hey Guys,

I am a total newbie to this car. Here is my dilemma, I have the following electronics to install.

NOVAK GTB, 10.5 motor
transponder
specktrum dsm2 rec
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orion platinum 2 lipo.

I am waiting on my hobby store to get the new losi lipo battery holder. I am not sure where to mount my receiver and speed control. I am not sure how comfortable I am using the mounting points the manual shows since the speed control has a fan, I wanted it a bit more connected. Could some of you post up some pics or linkify me to some routing configurations. I want a clean look. WIth proper weight balance.

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You can get away without a fan and a 10.5, the GTB is huge you don't have many options. I fit a speedpassion LPF on its side on the left front of the car attached to the post. On my rubber tire car I mounted the Sphere on the right in the middle since it also is huge and I didn't really want my speed control hanging halfway off the chassis.
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looking for complete jrx-s type r differential pm if you have one for sale,paypal ready
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I see alot of people using number 2 on the steering rack. What exactly does using 2 instead of 1 do? Does it make the steering more responsive? I currently have it on 1. thanks for the help.
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Old 11-11-2008, 05:44 AM
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Running the links closer to the inside on the rack will make the car have more high speed steering, but less low speed in most cases.
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Originally Posted by rcracingkid
Running the links closer to the inside on the rack will make the car have more high speed steering, but less low speed in most cases.
Thanks Mike..Then that might be a better setup for 360 since its a little tight?
I'm the guy you help with gearing last Friday at 360.

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Old 11-11-2008, 01:38 PM
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mike, would you have a setup for a low bite carpet track, rubbber tires???

i am using the old rp30s...

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Honestly the setup i have been using since Vegas works well in high or low bite, and with most tires, id give that a whirl, it will be close enough to make a few small changes to suite your preference.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/4790351-post7904.html
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What spur gears are you guys using besides Losi for 10.5/13.5? I'd like to try something besides Kimbrough Spur gears...PRS are great, but I like to use 48P for outdoor asphalt, since 64P tend to strip and end races early.

Any 48P Spur Gears besides Kimbrough that work with the PRS Adapter? Robinson, PRS, RW, Xray?

Xray spur gears seem like they might work...anyone try them?

http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/pro...0Gear%2087T/48
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Originally Posted by rcracingkid
Honestly the setup i have been using since Vegas works well in high or low bite, and with most tires, id give that a whirl, it will be close enough to make a few small changes to suite your preference.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/4790351-post7904.html

Is the 4* caster before the anti-dive is applied? Or do you have 6* C hubs, then a .030 shim?

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Old 11-12-2008, 06:01 AM
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I have 4 degree blocks on the car, and then the shim, so total i guess is around 3 degree.

Yohan the xray spurs will bolt up fine, i usually use rw gears, i think they made 48p at one point as one of the guys up here always runs them.
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Originally Posted by yyhayyim
What spur gears are you guys using besides Losi for 10.5/13.5?

Any 48P Spur Gears besides Kimbrough that work with the PRS Adapter? Robinson, PRS, RW, Xray?

Xray spur gears seem like they might work...anyone try them?

http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/pro...0Gear%2087T/48
I agree w/ Mike, XRay spur gears work awesome and the spacing is perfect!
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I dont care what anyone says, The losi spur gears are far superior to anything else on the market. The only time I ever strip a spur is when I run a oneway on carpet.
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Originally Posted by L.Fairtrace
I dont care what anyone says, The losi spur gears are far superior to anything else on the market. The only time I ever strip a spur is when I run a oneway on carpet.
I have had the same 118 on my car for a long time, just need the 108 for the 17.5's
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Originally Posted by L.Fairtrace
I dont care what anyone says, The losi spur gears are far superior to anything else on the market. The only time I ever strip a spur is when I run a oneway on carpet.
I love the Losi Gears, but maybe its just me with their 64P gears stripping when getting hit and having to pull the car off the track It happens a lot with Schumacher Mi3 cars for some reason.


Thanks Mike, KwickV, and Larry for your quick responses
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Originally Posted by L.Fairtrace
The only time I ever strip a spur is when I run a oneway on carpet.
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