tc3Guru

awesome.
where can a guy get some aluminum rear, front and steering knuckles @.

theisgroup

iTrader: (10)

i would not buy the alum steering knuckles, they will break. the allum c-hubs will bend. Alum rear hubs are the only good but. if you want alum c-hub, get them from team tamale. those are un-bendable. I have not seen a set that has been bent.

HarshGuy

iTrader: (6)

Yes

acutts

Hi All

What 64 pitch spur gear should be bought to fit the T1FK05?

Thanks
Scott

ALBERTO

iTrader: (23)

116 will do

acutts

thanks

Hyperform Racing

can anyone confirm or deny this?

ALBERTO

iTrader: (23)

not alot like 1mm of play while the back has none

Hyperform Racing

yup, 1mm play in the front. the rear is nice and snug. just doesn't seem right but if that's what it is, it is what it is...

stormperson

iTrader: (1)

Lino my FK04 and FK05 both have a little bit of play in that the diffs can move back and forth around a 1mm, although I dont really think it does anything, I mean think about how much play the tc3 had, lol.

dr_hfuhuhurr

iTrader: (95)

This is the 3rd XRay I've had but the first NEW kit I've purchased. Kit looks sweet. I have the lower chassis sanded and sealed now. Can't wait to get this one done.

MartynD

You could always shim the diff... Looking at my car the long belt looks like it comes real close to the servo saver/steering post, I don't know if I should be concerned if it will touch or not. I don't recall how much side to side play there is with my front diff, but if there is some I guess I can try and shim it to give a little more clearance between the belt and the post.

I haven't got as far as mounting electronics yet, but I am starting to be concerned as my equipment isn't very small... I have a KO 2123 servo, a TC2, and an airtronics synth rcvr. Perhaps I have room to mount the rcvr on top of the servo... My other choice is to pick up some smaller components, just not sure how much luck I will have in finding an ESC at the Toledo rc show this weekend. Best I am hoping for is perhaps a smaller servo. Can anyone recommend a small servo, preferrably KO or Airtronics. (Fut 9550 I am already considering)

Midnight

iTrader: (87)

Does anyone know what effects it has when you move the rear shocks out on the rear shock tower.( from a 4 to a 5 to a 6 position) I noticed that the kit set up calls for a 4 but on the generic rubber set up it says a 5.

Sorry but as you can tell I havent got my car yet so all I do is research setups and so on.

Also what about downstop. Most all of the set up sheet says use a 1 or 2 up front, but they vary from 2 to a 5 in the rear. What would be a good starting point.

dr_hfuhuhurr

iTrader: (95)

If you're looking for a small esc. The GM SX12 is killer! Don't try to program the thing because that's impossible. The default profile is awesome luckily. Thing is tiny as can be. Also, GM has released or will release the SX8 and SX6 which are the same size.

Blake

kidDynomite

tc3Guru, I have a Novak RX with a GTX. To make room, I used the 2 most forward servo mounting holes on the chassis. But I had to shave off about 1 - 1.25mm of the servo mounts and extend the slots on the servo ears toward the servo body. I also shave down the antenna mount on both sides and counter sunk a new hole next to the servo. Now there'e enough room to lay it all down and still have room for bigger pinions.