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iTrader: (24)

I have no idea what you are on about... What is the latest & greatest, Xray springs have been around for years!!!

If you look through all the Team Drivers like Marc, Jilles, Elliott & co, they have only used, Ride, HPI, and HB. Being Tamiya team drivers that might suggest something about Tamiya springs, eh ???

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Qatmix

Mostly Tamiya drivers use Tamiya springs for indoor carpet, and HPI for outdoor looking at the set-up sheets.

Pro10noob

iTrader: (13)

Looking at the front of your car, it looks like the front diff is not straight between the bulkheads.
Are your belt tensioners mounted the same?
As in the dots on the holders are facing the same direction???
Also isn't that servo a bit on the large size??

regards Roy

hotdognobun

iTrader: (32)

just checked all and everything is by manual. tensioner from diff are correct and servo is the new brushless low prfile that just came out! same size as ko and futaba low pro servos.running right now off the ground and everthing seem to run fine with no vibration or hesitation

Pro10noob

iTrader: (13)

Weird

2-Bad

iTrader: (24)

You maybe right about that, the rug might be a different story... oops

Juan Aveytia

Test back to back and you will find lap times to be the same. Sometimes changing shock oil is needed. I know people like to use what everyone else is using. I found it doesn't mean it is actually any faster. Reinhard couldn't set a car up if his life depended on it. He's just a wheel.

bjspinner

iTrader: (22)

You could try and flip the belt (take it of and re-install going the other direction) to see if it runs on the right side of the pulley as your pics show it to be running on the left side of the pulley.
May be the weave in the belt forcing it to run on the left side of the pulley.

Check the eccentrics on the bearings are set the same.

Mine does rub a little on the servo mount but seems to not affect performance.

TryHard

iTrader: (4)

Agreed... White/Blue is still the ticket on carpet, and why you would want to pay through the nose for Xray springs is beyond me..

TryHard

iTrader: (4)

The belt will naturally touch rub against the servo mount a little, although if it's pressing hard then something is obviously wrong.
Don't forget you can shim the centre pulley out to the right of the car as well, this will help to guide the belt further away from the centre.

HiH
Ed

hotdognobun

iTrader: (32)

bjspinner/tryhard and the rest all rock! flipping belt did the trick and shifting center pulley over helped to! rub free!!!!

chrisk

iTrader: (32)

Hotdognobun I am in love with your avatar every time you post


Luv it

Pro10noob

iTrader: (13)

Yeah
Who is she?

regards Roy

hotdognobun

iTrader: (32)

some pic on porn site (tube8)! forgot her name but come to San Diego theres alot of that here! Giggidy Goo!

Nilks

Tamiya (White/Blue) for carpet and HPI springs for asphalt. So the Tamiya springs are being used!