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Old 03-22-2012, 11:51 PM
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sorry about the crap pics, this is what i meant by filing off the lugs
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Old 03-23-2012, 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by mingnon
sorry about the crap pics, this is what i meant by filing off the lugs
Why bother filing the alloy part when you're running the 20T center pulleys? I would have modded the stock plastic part instead.
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Originally Posted by SteveM
Why bother filing the alloy part when you're running the 20T center pulleys? I would have modded the stock plastic part instead.
i didn't have the stock plastic part, had 2 of the aluminium ones so just used one of them.

The filing allows a smaller spur gear to be used, larger pinion and a better fdr.
To give you an idea the local 21.5blinky class is running low 19sec laps (19.3/19.5)
The VTA class is also running 21.5 blinky, and running low to mid 20sec laps (fastest lap 20.249 last tuesday)

We have to get out fdr's close to our 21.5 blinky class cars to be competitive
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All this talk about spools I may try it but how about a slipper spool is there anything that fits like on the TC6?
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Does anyone know if you can use the standard shocks with the Tamiya rear tower mod?
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Old 03-24-2012, 06:59 AM
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Originally Posted by malcnz
All this talk about spools I may try it but how about a slipper spool is there anything that fits like on the TC6?
I put the ball diff in my fgx and really like the way it feels. Of course that is a rwd chassis. I haven't tried the diff in the s yet. If you are racing then stick with the spool up front. I'm using the gear diff with the aluminium cups and 80wt shock oil in the back and it works well.
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Originally Posted by thefan
Does anyone know if you can use the standard shocks with the Tamiya rear tower mod?
I am but used longer shock ends to get some droop.
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when you put the x1 rear arms on what parts do you need to do it?
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Originally Posted by malcnz
when you put the x1 rear arms on what parts do you need to do it?
Thanks.
Just the arms. But from memory if your using rear uni's you need the 44mm ones.
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cheers for that and have just ordered.
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Originally Posted by 6376vette
The savage is built for abuse. I ran straight horns on my losi 8 and had no.problems however a on road touring car is a different beast. Its built for speed and performance more than impact bashing. Save yourself a headache and get a good servo saver.
Can someone recommend a good servo under 80 bucks for this ride ?
I'm looking into vta , I'm a onroad newbie. Thanks
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Originally Posted by bronc4now
Can someone recommend a good servo under 80 bucks for this ride ?
I'm looking into vta , I'm a onroad newbie. Thanks
Savox SC-1258TG or SC-1251MG
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Would an FDR of 5 sound right for a 13.5 brushless?
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Originally Posted by rsawyers9
Can someone help me out with vta gearing. I am going to get the 19t pulleys. What is the largest pinion that will work with the stock mount and spur? Should I just go 64p from the get go?
Are you running at Sir Gooney's in Knoxville? If so I would keep 48p if I could, because the spurs get eat up up there. Me and my brother, the beave both run Sakuras, and we were rolling in at a 3.5 FDR. I am at a 87/47 64P and so is he. Motor temps in the 150's on a hot day with a barely worn in drive train. Some go as low as 3.38 and some are around 3.8, depends on style and setup. Thebeave won with 24 laps last weekend with a virtually box stock car with only the vertical mount and spur gear changed. Its a fun car to run up there.
As far as the biggest gear tat fits stock, I think its either a 27 or 24, I can't remember. Either way, its not that close to what you would need for VTA.
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Originally Posted by competionpark
Are you running at Sir Gooney's in Knoxville? If so I would keep 48p if I could, because the spurs get eat up up there. Me and my brother, the beave both run Sakuras, and we were rolling in at a 3.5 FDR. I am at a 87/47 64P and so is he. Motor temps in the 150's on a hot day with a barely worn in drive train. Some go as low as 3.38 and some are around 3.8, depends on style and setup. Thebeave won with 24 laps last weekend with a virtually box stock car with only the vertical mount and spur gear changed. Its a fun car to run up there.
As far as the biggest gear tat fits stock, I think its either a 27 or 24, I can't remember. Either way, its not that close to what you would need for VTA.
Yeah I'll be running at Gooney's. This will be my first on road car so I'm sure I'll have some learning to do. I'll start at the 3.5 and go from there. Thanks for the info and hope to see you out there sometime.
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