VooDooPH

iTrader: (18)

i believe the two are not interchangeable...

SpecR geardiff o-ring is smaller in diameter (inner and outer).

CraigW,
I believe you're looking for 51470 Maintenance Parts Set for Gear Diff2 Units. It has the o-rings, 0.01mm shims and pins in the same bag.

ezh_m5

Guys, what spurы and pinions are you using?
I use a stock Tamiya Spurs and pinions Robinson " aluminum pro".
But I think there are better and more durable ???

hotdognobun

iTrader: (32)

what motor turn are you running?

ezh_m5

Usually it is 10.5T on the carpet, I also have 5.5T for fast long tracks and for asphalt tracks.

PDR

iTrader: (31)

Oops! That's what shake down runs are for

chrisk

iTrader: (32)

Phil

They tend to make a nice groove in the rim like that, leave it for the weekend it might give me chance to catch you

zaraz

iTrader: (38)

hi, I have a brand new steering carbon bridge from the 417 and two brand new spur gear spacers, and a brand new xenon 112 gear white spur gear, all for the 417x, I sold my 417x and have this items come in yesterday, so if anyone wants them 29 shipped for all of them all brand new. just the spacers were 20 for two, send me a pm thanks

mhavlena

Guys:

using 1XA and 1E blocks in the rear, but my setup system shows me that I am 3 deg toed-in on the left, but 3.5 deg toed-in on the right...

Has anyone experienced this before? How can I rectify? Perhaps I need to purchase new mounts?

Any experience would be appreciated!!

chrisk

iTrader: (32)

bent pins that go through the arm? inner or outer

bent upright?

bent blocks?

a few things may alter this

TryHard

iTrader: (4)

try loosening the screws under the blocks and re-tightening them. Also, check all the blocks for any kind of bend (this can happen after hits), and if bent, replace. If it's still the same, it's most likely just some slack in the setup system or bearings... put it down and run it.

HiH
Ed

hotdognobun

iTrader: (32)

who carrys white 12 or 14 gauge wires other than tekin?

maxepower

iTrader: (1)

Novak elec.

PDR

iTrader: (31)

Don't worry, Chris. The new chassis is only a couple of tenths quicker

RETRO R/C

iTrader: (57)

Hi guys,

Going to be getting back into touring after a few years off. I have narrowed down my choices to a couple of cars - namely the X-Ray (used to run them all the time), Associated 6.1 and the 417.

What are the main "issues" with the 417 - what wears out really quickly? I want to go something different - and the Tamiya is where I think I would like to go. I drive for the Durango team in off road - so I dont mind something a little different. I am looking at the 417x.

I appreciate your time in answering

Cheers

Darryn

MDawson

iTrader: (27)

With the introduction on the gear diff - the 417 series is as solid as you can get. Probably the only part that takes on some wear is front cvds when you run spools.

Unless the car is abused, you can run 50 packs before you might notice serviceable wear.

In retrospect I would have purchased C-hubs and Cvds as the only spares. The rest of the parts for tuning.