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Re: Thrust Bearing Lube
Originally posted by mwcet8k
I'm curious what you guys are using for thrust bearing lube? What have you found works best? Anyone using standard silicone diff lube?
I'm curious what you guys are using for thrust bearing lube? What have you found works best? Anyone using standard silicone diff lube?
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Quad mag cans are very sensitive espeiclly if you get them hot.. they are not for the masses..
use a good standard mag motor.
use a good standard mag motor.
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Originally posted by DavidAlford
I'm starting to think quad mag motors just dont like me. Its the only can I've had problems with.
I'm starting to think quad mag motors just dont like me. Its the only can I've had problems with.
Are aluminum outdrives any good?Either the Hammad Ghuman or IRS ones. I need to replace my outdrives soon and for about the price of 2 full sets I can get the aluminum....
I'm racing stock, will they hold up?
Also, have anyone tried the titanium cvds by titanium racing, or the MF alum shock cartidges?
I'm racing stock, will they hold up?
Also, have anyone tried the titanium cvds by titanium racing, or the MF alum shock cartidges?
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I found that if you use the stock outdrives and add the outdrive saver sleeves.. they workl
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I like steel outdrives
Originally posted by BadBoyRC
I found that if you use the stock outdrives and add the outdrive saver sleeves.. they workl
I found that if you use the stock outdrives and add the outdrive saver sleeves.. they workl
Originally posted by jkerr0043
I like steel outdrives
I like steel outdrives
thanks.
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the slip on metal sleeves.. they add no weight.
Originally posted by BadBoyRC
the slip on metal sleeves.. they add no weight.
the slip on metal sleeves.. they add no weight.
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I don't notice any difference in punch but I only run 19 turn and modified. The just don't wear like the plastic ones. Some guys say they give more grip but I've never done side to side tests.You can get them from Stormer. Not sure of the part number though. You'll the need two outdrives, the aluminum diff tube, and a shim assortment. You have to use the thinnest shim in the assortment. One the Losi site, you can look at the instruction manual for the xxx4 G+ and look at the assembly of the rear diff.
Would you recommend using them for stock carpet racing? It looks like the best option....
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Never done carpet. Also, I've never run them in stock so I'm not sure how much the added weight would effect your punch only running a stock motor.
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Originally posted by Cardboard
Would you recommend using them for stock carpet racing? It looks like the best option....
Would you recommend using them for stock carpet racing? It looks like the best option....
The outdrive savers are a nice hopup for off-road IMO, but not necissary in on-road. I've only broken 1 outdrive in on-road, I was running a spool in front with BK bone outdrives and no saver ring when it snapped.. the plastic outdrives are pretty strong.
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Check em out!
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Originally posted by jkerr0043
Check em out!
Check em out!
I love those Tam. shocks on the Losi, I gotta get me some too
But my question is, what is the part number for the front bumper on G+; I wanna put one on my Losi RTR
-JayBee