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Old 11-27-2011, 03:29 PM
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im pretty happy with my Novak Ballistic in 17.5 blinky class. ive had good luck on and off road with that motor...
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+1 on the corally!
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Can anyone confirm if this multidiff will work in the 2012?

http://www.nexusracing.com/product_i...oducts_id=3643

Thanks in advance
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Old 11-27-2011, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Davin
Can anyone confirm if this multidiff will work in the 2012?

http://www.nexusracing.com/product_i...oducts_id=3643

Thanks in advance
Yes it will work.
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Originally Posted by M-Technic
Yes it will work.
Thank you sir
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Originally Posted by rcguy48
what is the track called that you go to.
Hi RCGuy. Our Track is The Track @ Harbor Hobbies. We are up in Winthrop Harbor (almost Wisconsin!). Website is Harbor-Hobby.net. The carpet is 90-ish by 36. We run sedan (17.5 blinky), vta, mini, 1/12 etc. I don't want to hi-jack this thread, so if you have any questions send me a pm or contact Eric at the shop.

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Old 11-28-2011, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by bucketboy
Yep, me! tried every oil thickness you can think of, none are thick enough, use cleaning putty to bog down the gears, its not got as much pull out of the corners as a spool but a little easier on the drive train and easier to drive, you need to try it for yourself to know if you like it or not.

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thanks for the tips bro
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Old 11-28-2011, 01:06 PM
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Ive just bought a t3 12 and i notice that straight out the box there is a fare amount of slop in all the turnbuckles! Is it good to have a bit of slop or are there different ball joints or cups from another make of car that can be used to get rid of this??
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Originally Posted by Matt W
Hi,

Ive just bought a t3 12 and i notice that straight out the box there is a fare amount of slop in all the turnbuckles! Is it good to have a bit of slop or are there different ball joints or cups from another make of car that can be used to get rid of this??
You need a little bit of slop in the joints to help the steering to center.

If you want to remove some of the slop, try wrapping some plumbers PTFE tape around the ball joint then snap the rod end onto it.

Helped on mine.

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Old 11-28-2011, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt W
Hi,

Ive just bought a t3 12 and i notice that straight out the box there is a fare amount of slop in all the turnbuckles! Is it good to have a bit of slop or are there different ball joints or cups from another make of car that can be used to get rid of this??
No slop anywhere in my new T3-12. Not sure what could have happened.
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where can I get a Corally Pro Red 17.5 motor?
Originally Posted by Mb3195
For stock, only one motor to get (if you can get one) corally pro red. Miles miles faster than anything else out there!!
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Old 11-28-2011, 01:45 PM
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for the front do you use 50 or 52 mm ecs units, about to order the shafts so just want to make sure
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Old 11-28-2011, 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Robertcooper88
where can I get a Corally Pro Red 17.5 motor?
http://www.corally.co.uk/motors/82-p...-series-motors

In blinky nothing can live with a pro red
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Originally Posted by Matt W
Hi,

Ive just bought a t3 12 and i notice that straight out the box there is a fare amount of slop in all the turnbuckles! Is it good to have a bit of slop or are there different ball joints or cups from another make of car that can be used to get rid of this??
Got no slop in any of the ball cups but you can put a soft 3mm o ring over the ball, then the cap will be a snug fit

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Originally Posted by Matt W
Hi,

Ive just bought a t3 12 and i notice that straight out the box there is a fare amount of slop in all the turnbuckles! Is it good to have a bit of slop or are there different ball joints or cups from another make of car that can be used to get rid of this??
If you have slight slop and a plastic bag fix is too thick, try saran wrap, its quite a bit thinner mil spec and you can double it if you have to. It also kind of cuts itself so you don't have to trim it after you snap the ball cup back on.
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