Team_Elli

Could my problem be because i run foam spec? or is it because i run with max.steering travel so it lock's the servo saver so it don't work properly? i have been trough 8-10 steering bell cranks

chris moore

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Hey guys, I'm looking for a few ARP parts; so if anyone has some leftover parts take a look here http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...arp-parts.html

Thanks

Sal Amato

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I would think that might be your Problem I have only broken a bellcranck when my car went full speed down a 100 ft straight and slammed into the wall (lost steering) and The bellcranck was the least of my problems.. back off some steering throw and make sure the bellcrank arm isnt hitting the servo or anything for that matter...I am using a spool up front (lots of stress on front end parts) and have hit things and never broke a bellcrank that way, I am not using full steering lock .

stiltskin

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Those are pretty sexy. Any word on ETA.

Team_Elli

Thank's will try less steering trow on the next practice session i go to

tallyrc

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are people still throwing blades? namely the right rear? i figure it's my diff bolt so i shaved it a bunch..

Nova F1 Racer

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I resolved the blade issue by doing 2 things:
Getting the shorter drive shafts and using only 2 out of the 4 beveled washers.

Sal Amato

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Not sure spoke to Mike today and he said they ordered them but didn't get them yet....he said he is expecting foam kits soon and he was hoping the new aluminum parts would bein that shipment ..

tallyrc

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my diff bolt was protruding well past my diff nut.. nearly an eigth of an inch.. using less beveled washers will only cause the nut to retreat.. i guess i could have used a thicker collar on the thrust side. funny even the cad drawing shows the tip of the bolt protruding.. the end of mine was shinny where it had been rubbing.. i see the blades are "out of stock". i must not be alone..

RaceAce701

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hum very informative ill have 2 check that


i went throgh 4 of them last week ( one after every run)

Ron Goetter

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If your still running the original 45mm dog bones and trying to run more then 1.5* of rear camber that's how there breaking. If you go to the 44.5mm pick up the CVD collars at the same time. They really help free up the dog bones.


Also guys see the attached picture of Schreff...

stiltskin

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I bet he'll never wash that radio again.

schreff

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HAHA! That wasn't even my radio. I think it was Sonny Brown's radio. I stole that off the Spektrum table cuz I didn't know where I put mine. I should have kept that one anyway. Sonny has more.

smilekt

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wahh so coolll ..

grouchy

Looks great Shreff