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I've got an Exotek HBX chassis fitted and i've tried using the Hudy chassis balancing tools. I'm not convinced they let the chassis pivot freely though as the holes are not far off the diameter of the spikes.
Is there another way of accurately checking the balance fore/aft and side to side without needing 2 scales??
Thanks
Is there another way of accurately checking the balance fore/aft and side to side without needing 2 scales??
Thanks
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Couple more of the suspension block
Hi Korey, thanks for the detailed instructions on drilling the holes.
-Korey
Thank you very much for posting the pics. Very helpfull.
-I now have another question MOTORS
I haven't ran electric in a while and I guess the main reason for me going back to GAS is that EVERY couple months I'd have to get a new ESC to keep up. On the subject of motors how do I maintain and optimize this motor
13.5 trinity duo. I remember at one point with brushed motor relied heavily on shims is this still the case?
-I now have another question MOTORS
I haven't ran electric in a while and I guess the main reason for me going back to GAS is that EVERY couple months I'd have to get a new ESC to keep up. On the subject of motors how do I maintain and optimize this motor
13.5 trinity duo. I remember at one point with brushed motor relied heavily on shims is this still the case?
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what a good set up 17.5 rubber to start for the birds
hey korey what a good rubber set up for the birds on rubber 17.5 trinity duo/duo2 gearing and a good fdr thxs for ur help
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Thanks again
Korey, I'm puttting an Exotek chassis on my car and in the process I thought I'd go through everything and replace worn parts as necessary. I got to the rear axles and noticed that the blades were worn as if they were bottoming out on the diff halves. I can't figure out how to fix the problem other then going to shorter axles. The current axles are 44mm pin to pin. Does anybody make a 42mm axle ? Do you have this problem ? I run 3 deg. of camber which doesn't help the problem. I also run 3 deg. of toe, but that seems to be standard.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Korey- I'm racing again The rear is too planted so I'm taking a little toe out of the car. We are running 17.5 so 3degrees might be a little too much.
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Korey, I'm puttting an Exotek chassis on my car and in the process I thought I'd go through everything and replace worn parts as necessary. I got to the rear axles and noticed that the blades were worn as if they were bottoming out on the diff halves. I can't figure out how to fix the problem other then going to shorter axles. The current axles are 44mm pin to pin. Does anybody make a 42mm axle ? Do you have this problem ? I run 3 deg. of camber which doesn't help the problem. I also run 3 deg. of toe, but that seems to be standard.
Thanks.
Thanks.
-Korey
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Also, try laying down your shocks, but also run 3mm of camber link shims. That seems to be a good change I did to get more steering overall in oddly high grip situations.
-Korey
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-Korey