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Old 04-15-2007, 02:24 PM
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Hi,
why won't the rdx one-way fit? guessing is it because of the size of the bearing? so will the older rdx diff fit in? i've got a few of those and was hoping to be able to use them.
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Originally Posted by Electro-MAX RC
Hi,
why won't the rdx one-way fit? guessing is it because of the size of the bearing? so will the older rdx diff fit in? i've got a few of those and was hoping to be able to use them.
The old diff wont be a problem. Same with the old spool. You are right about the 1-way however, different bearing sizes.

Just as a note, even though the cell slots are pre-bevelled, you will need to take a bit more off them the make it easier to get your cells in & out of the car as the battery side bulkhead is very low. Not really an issue however as the cells have some scope to sit lower in the chassis anyway.
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does this mean a NEW one way is in the mists, or will it be a case of a new bearing holder?

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Originally Posted by wide_mouth_frog
does this mean a NEW one way is in the mists, or will it be a case of a new bearing holder?

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The CAD diagrams in the manual indicate that its a new 1-way assembly, which makes sense given there will be 3 - 4 different size pullies available. Cant see how a bearing holder big enough to accomodate the larger (read old) bearings would fit in the new bulkheads anyway.
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The new one way is a lighter unit. The manual shows a photo and its a very small and simple design.
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why compromise?
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Old 04-17-2007, 06:13 AM
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Hello, have anyone notice that in Vitor Corally PHI his front belt is passsing in a incorrect position on the tension post, or it has a meening
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My Phi build has progressed from a box of bits to the attached. Parts finish is very good.

I have not installed the belt tensioner... it over tensions the belt in my opinion.

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Originally Posted by black-knight
My Phi build has progressed from a box of bits to the attached. Parts finish is very good.

I have not installed the belt tensioner... it over tensions the belt in my opinion.
looks very nice!! lucky you
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Old 04-18-2007, 04:07 PM
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I got bored so I made an editable setup sheet for the PHI.
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Originally Posted by Johnny Carey
I got bored so I made an editable setup sheet for the PHI.
Thanks.... That shall come in handy.
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Can you use the RDX diffs in the PHI? From what I understand the PHI diffs are designed allot like a 1/12th scale diff. Although I have never raced 1/12th scale personally I have friends who do. And they say 1/12th scale diffs absorb allot of impact durring a crash and have to be rebuilt quite frequently. Is this going to to be a problem with the PHI?
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Originally Posted by Johnny Carey
I got bored so I made an editable setup sheet for the PHI.
Excellent.
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Originally Posted by kobiwan
Can you use the RDX diffs in the PHI? From what I understand the PHI diffs are designed allot like a 1/12th scale diff. Although I have never raced 1/12th scale personally I have friends who do. And they say 1/12th scale diffs absorb allot of impact durring a crash and have to be rebuilt quite frequently. Is this going to to be a problem with the PHI?
We will tell you after this weekends racing, but i do not expect the diff to be an issue. The new diff appears (on the bench and on paper) to be alot better than the old one.
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You can use the RDX diffs in the PHI. The PHI diffs are only like a 12th scale diff as it uses a 3 bearing system.
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