hanulec

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Always check the store calendar. Next week is going to be ugly with labor day and roar nats

Small A- less dampening
Small B- big spring rate

Jwilliams5

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So on setup sheets.... When someone says 77.6gf where did that number come from? Or rather how do I figure out my setup. Just for the life of me I can't understand that page in the manual. Lol. I'll prolly feel really dumb once it gets explained.

BlackedOutREVO

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The editable pdf setup sheet calculates that value when you type in your shocks A and B value.

RC Professor

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Spring rate charts can be found here as well -
http://site.petitrc.com/reglages/awe...0_SpringChart/

They are not an exact match to the setup sheet calculation, but are very close.

Determine if you have the kit stock springs on the car (hard springs) or the soft springs with an "S" stamped on them. Then, see if you have SRS 1 or SRS 2 ride height/spring screw arrangement on the car. This will get you to the correct chart. Then measure the damper assembly gap and the hook gap to see where you land on the chart.

Jwilliams5

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Thanks guys.

Dan

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What size are the diff bearings for the GD2? (the bearings on the outside)

hanulec

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External diff are same as hubs

Schwarta

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Like Hanulec said, same as the hubs which are 10x6x3.

Dan

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Thanks gents

dayno

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SH0.1 Question. I realized I had 4 of these after the A800A build. Looked in manual and couldn't find where they go. Long story short in working on an Evo II I found where they go, between the hub and bearing.

Questions
1. Do they need to go on all 4 hubs on the Evo or just the front as shown in the manual. I assume all 4 but want to ask because of question 2 issue.

2. Do they need to be installed on the 800? If so I will have to press off and back on P16 and do alot of dis assembly. If I need to install them no problem I want the car to be right but am wondering if they are needed. If needed how does P16 like being pressed off and on again, should I get new P16's? Thanks in advance for your help.

Jwilliams5

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The p16s will be fine. And yes they should be installed. I had realized mine never had any and just finished putting them on my car. The spacers keep the side load off of the bearings. Makes them last a little longer. I'll be at the track Sunday if you wanna come up and run laps, a bunch of us will be there.

jdawg81

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I bought an A700L a few years ago and assumed it already had the AM06S hubs. I just found out that it still has the original AM06 hubs. Since the AM06S hubs are not being manufactured anymore, would the AM06W hubs work on the A700 even though appears to be made for the A800?

Schwarta

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Can't see why it wouldn't? They're interchangeable between a800 and A700.

jdawg81

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Thanks for helping to clarify this as I don't see why it wouldn't work either. But I didn't want to assume and find out it doesn't work or needs some other updated parts to make it work on work.

nexxus

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TQ and Win for 21.5 in West Coast RC Spring Cup for my A700 Evo 2

Very Cold (well for here) day, Outdoor Asphalt large bumpy track with very low grip. Car was well behaved and managed to lap the entire field last final too