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Old 05-19-2008, 02:58 PM
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I fit my Orion 3600 and SMC 4000 with no mods at all.
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Old 05-19-2008, 03:01 PM
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dodgeguy,do you have that 008 ready?
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Old 05-20-2008, 07:11 AM
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When assembling the shocks, there are two small o rings, one thinner one that goes around the base of the shock body and the thicker one on the piston shaft.

Do most of you build your shocks without the o ring that goes on the piston shaft? What difference does this make?

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Old 05-20-2008, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by steve eaves
dodgeguy,do you have that 008 ready?

I sure do! I ran it this past weekend at the Nat's warm up race and it was MONEY! I ran a T2 when they first came out outdoors and it was such a nice car. The quality is so much better than some of the cars I have ran since.

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When assembling the shocks, there are two small o rings, one thinner one that goes around the base of the shock body and the thicker one on the piston shaft.

Do most of you build your shocks without the o ring that goes on the piston shaft? What difference does this make?

Thanks,
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I run the O ring. It does 2 things. First it will help to seal the shock. Some seepage is OK. The second thing it does is it will slow the reaction of the shock a little.
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Thanks dodgeguy! That is what I was thinking. I just noticed on many of the setup sheets that NO was checked next to "O-ring On Shaft" section.

Appreciate the feedback!
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I think most people forget to check that one.
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Originally Posted by pH2
When assembling the shocks, there are two small o rings, one thinner one that goes around the base of the shock body and the thicker one on the piston shaft.

Do most of you build your shocks without the o ring that goes on the piston shaft? What difference does this make?

Thanks,
Phillip
Just to be clear, the setup sheet reference to "O-Ring on Shaft" is actually referring to a 3rd O-Ring placed on the shaft itself after assembly, between the shock mount eyelet and the shock body shaft cap. You always use the thin and normal o-rings on the assembly of the shock.
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Old 05-20-2008, 12:28 PM
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Kn7671, Those are the spurs I have. I was thinking about it yesterday and thought, Set the gear mesh with the open screw (having the other with little play) and then lift the spur up enough to tighten the other screw and then tighten down the spur once again. Thank you for replying.
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Old 05-20-2008, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Ryo Saeba
Hi guys, I need your help.. when I use my new 008 I use a lot of angle effect, but i don't know the effect of ackerman in the quick saver.. everyone can help me?
Step 1 on the qiuck saver less agrresive steering step 5 very aggressive steering. I tend to only run step 2
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Originally Posted by SpeedFreak162
Hey Guys a couple quick questions if anyone minds answering. I'm currently still building the car. While mounting up the front sway bar i find its very easily hitting the axels with just a bit of suspension movment. i know the links are adjustable but it doesnt seem like theres gunna be a lot of threads holding the 2 ends together if i lengthen them up. And i need a baseline gearing setup
Im running a Novak 3.5BL GTb speed controller and Orion 3200 lipo with rubber tires. Any help would be great

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I know your problem, I have used the adjusting rods and screw them 1 to 1,5mm up. This is in my opinion nescesarry on bumpy tracks, because if you keep them to tight to the drive shaft it will bend the drive shaft.
For your base-set up go to the x-ray home page and in the corner on the right above click the forum select your car and look in the set-up sheets
for a simulair surface as your home track, I know for sure you find where you looking for.

Buy, Ed IJ t2' 008
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Old 05-20-2008, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve Weiss
TTT!

Everyone enjoyin' their 008's now that asphalt season is starting to kick in???
Hi, Steve.

I like to ask you about the novak engines, what is in your opinion the difference between the LRP or Speed Passion engines and the Novak.

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Old 05-21-2008, 10:01 PM
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I just bought my new 008 and I m about to install the electronics. Have you seen any pics around showing a brushless 5-cell setup, where I could get some ideas on how to wire the thing.

Thanx
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Xray release new upper deck
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Old 05-22-2008, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
Xray release new upper deck
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Originally Posted by steve eaves
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