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Old 08-12-2008, 12:53 PM
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Move the rear hubs forward and add antisquat
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Thanks Tony. I'll do that and try it this weekends race.
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Also try to move the shocks out on the rear arms.
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im putting the big bores together and wondering if im missing a washer...
per the photo, there is an oring, red oring, plastic spacer, red oring and then another washer then the bottom cap. I dont have the washer it shows in the pick before the cap is put on. It does not have a part number either.
when i just put what i have which is the red o ring, plastic spacer and red oring then put the bottom cap on, there is a gap in there...Is that ok? Its not leaking....There is some play in there though.
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thi is the order of assembly : oring, white washer, oring, black washer.....

the black washer is on the same tree as the bottom spring cups.

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Old 08-12-2008, 08:27 PM
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jrock32 I answered your question on the grid
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thanks bro....
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Just finished the truggy buildup....

I'll get some pics up tomorrow night
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What offset wheels does the new truggy run?
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The buggy is about 90% done. just need to add elec and motor. I'm impressed with the quality and how easy the build was. Instructions were easy to follow and no TREE'S! I really like how the parts are precut and bagged. only mods I had to make was trimming the lower ark of the servo saver to miss the lower arm bolt and that was it...
Question....I run panther wheels and tires and noticed that they rub on the steering tierod end. anyone else had that problem? i could trim them down a bit, but wonder if that will weaken the strength of the tierod end?
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Oh yeah I just looked at mine and they are worn down big time. Not sure what to do about that.

I must have tried 5 different tire/wheel combo's at the yard, ended up using panther tires/green panther inserts/pro-line wheels - all discontinued now, ha.
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Originally Posted by carlosm
What offset wheels does the new truggy run?
Standard off set wheels. Truggy comes with +hexs like a mugen or kyosho. I plan on putting a set of the buggy hexs on, and running 1/2' offsets.
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Originally Posted by jpalessi
Standard off set wheels. Truggy comes with +hexs like a mugen or kyosho. I plan on putting a set of the buggy hexs on, and running 1/2' offsets.
Cool, it would be nice to use all the 1/2 offset wheels I already have!
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Originally Posted by PhillyB
Oh yeah I just looked at mine and they are worn down big time. Not sure what to do about that.

I must have tried 5 different tire/wheel combo's at the yard, ended up using panther tires/green panther inserts/pro-line wheels - all discontinued now, ha.
Mine are worn as well, I run several types of wheels too.

JRock, rather than running my hinge pins that way I relieved the inside of the front bumper so I could run the nuts forward, rather than alter the steering horns.
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Originally Posted by jrock32
The buggy is about 90% done. just need to add elec and motor. I'm impressed with the quality and how easy the build was. Instructions were easy to follow and no TREE'S! I really like how the parts are precut and bagged. only mods I had to make was trimming the lower ark of the servo saver to miss the lower arm bolt and that was it...
Question....I run panther wheels and tires and noticed that they rub on the steering tierod end. anyone else had that problem? i could trim them down a bit, but wonder if that will weaken the strength of the tierod end?
The car was originally designed to only run the BIG wheels..
"LOSI size Wheel"

They have redesigned the rod ends to work with any 1/8 buggy wheel. Order a new set and they should be the updated ones.. If not I had dremaled the original style to work without rubbing. The smaller wheels will rub the top of the C Hub as well, so you may need to trim a lil there too. Or just run the bigger wheels. Good Luck!
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