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Old 02-28-2014, 12:31 PM
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Does anyone make a stronger spool outdrive?
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Originally Posted by TJames987
i'm sure this has been asked before

but what parts do you need to make the yoke springs fit and not baggy on the shock. The yoke springs seem to be too big of bore. Do you need to replace the preload and shock retainer?

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You dont have to. I didnt for a long time and car worked well.

You can buy both from amain.
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Originally Posted by King of B Main
Does anyone make a stronger spool outdrive?
Associated have just brought out steel ones http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/31638/
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Originally Posted by King of B Main
Does anyone make a stronger spool outdrive?
Is that really what you would want? If those are stronger you'd just break something else when you crash. Those are suppose to be less expensive than the rest of the drive train to replace.
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Does anyone have a setup for tc6.2, asphalt, med grip, 17.5 blinky?
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Originally Posted by MDawson
Has anyone tried or know of a short shock/tower kit for this car?


im using Tamiya TRF short shocks with reflex springs and reflex retainer. getting much better adjustability with droop and ride hide compared to stock.
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Originally Posted by jonston


im using Tamiya TRF short shocks with reflex springs and reflex retainer. getting much better adjustability with droop and ride hide compared to stock.
Thanks.

Cant tell from the pics but is that a lowered shock tower or that the stock shock tower?

Ideally, I am looking for the lower shock tower, short springs with short shocks.
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What problem are you seeing with droop and ride height. Seems like I have plenty available either way
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Originally Posted by MDawson
Thanks.

Cant tell from the pics but is that a lowered shock tower or that the stock shock tower?

Ideally, I am looking for the lower shock tower, short springs with short shocks.
Hey Mark, Im sure you can use a set of short shocks from the ARC R10 2013 and the lower shock towers from reflex racing. Springs choices will be from either arc, X-ray, or reflex. Thats the combo I would use.
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Hey Mark, Im sure you can use a set of short shocks from the ARC R10 2013(shopviperrc.com) and the lower shock towers from reflex racing. Springs choices will be from either arc, X-ray, or reflex. Thats the combo I would use.
That was ALMOST there. The 6.2 has different mounting locations than the 6.1 on the shock tower.
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The Yokomo Ride Height adjusters fit the shocks.

Originally Posted by TJames987
i'm sure this has been asked before

but what parts do you need to make the yoke springs fit and not baggy on the shock. The yoke springs seem to be too big of bore. Do you need to replace the preload and shock retainer?

thx
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The Yokomo Ride Height adjusters fit the shocks.
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Originally Posted by King of B Main
Does anyone make a stronger spool outdrive?
Originally Posted by HB Moose
Is that really what you would want? If those are stronger you'd just break something else when you crash. Those are suppose to be less expensive than the rest of the drive train to replace.
The AE steel spool outdrives work great. These wear well and unlike the plastic outdrives, they will not break nor do they appear to create problems with other components.

You do not use the blades with these outdrives so you no longer have to worry about blades breaking.
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Originally Posted by Rick Hohwart
The AE steel spool outdrives work great. These wear well and unlike the plastic outdrives, they will not break nor do they appear to create problems with other components.

You do not use the blades with these outdrives so you no longer have to worry about blades breaking.
Thanks, already bought it and it works great ! No more broken blades. Do you know when those spacers you showed us will start shipping to hobby stores?
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Originally Posted by King of B Main
Thanks, already bought it and it works great ! No more broken blades. Do you know when those spacers you showed us will start shipping to hobby stores?
The carbon shims are in stock so should be hitting stores any day now. Or they are available on the RC10.com website.
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