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Old 04-18-2015, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by m2cracing
good option for this problem is to use some old shock pistons and
put them under the starter box wheel mount
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Thought I would post my new ride before the first race of the year.
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Originally Posted by RC7
Thought I would post my new ride before the first race of the year.
Wow sharp!
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Originally Posted by RC7
Thought I would post my new ride before the first race of the year.
Very nice. Paint monster does some sweet looking bodies.
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Originally Posted by RC7
Thought I would post my new ride before the first race of the year.
That thing looks awesome.
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My ride for the pnb
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My ride for the pnb
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Originally Posted by mr240
Danny posted that they were looking into revising it again.

Question for Tekno... How long before the version 3 spur gear is released? I broke another spur gear version 2...


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When shimming the clutch bell, is it okay for it to have no play front to back or does it need a little bit of play?
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Originally Posted by qstorm777
When shimming the clutch bell, is it okay for it to have no play front to back or does it need a little bit of play?

It needs a little play. No play and your clutch bell bearings won't last too long.
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I've noticed on other cars the making a loop with the fuel line from the tank to the engine. I read that this helps with lean bog when the truck is refueled. Is there any truth to that? If so, can I remove the fuel line going into the NT48 tank and replace it with longer fuel line?
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Originally Posted by XT8Truggy
It needs a little play. No play and your clutch bell bearings won't last too long.
Okay, thanks. Glad I haven't remounted the engine yet. Just got done making the gap on the collet 1mm instead of the 0.5mm with dremel as suggested by Tekno in the NB48 thread. I hope the flywheel holds now.
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Originally Posted by Tmachine
Question for Tekno... How long before the version 3 spur gear is released? I broke another spur gear version 2...


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Inquiring minds want to know! If this issue is resolved it would be tough to resist ordering a new truck. Seems like this should be an easy fix. Have a heavy(sportsman) spur and a lightweight spur.
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Inquiring minds want to know! If this issue is resolved it would be tough to resist ordering a new truck. Seems like this should be an easy fix. Have a heavy(sportsman) spur and a lightweight spur.
yes we do. I am going to retire the truck until this is corrected or sell it after I try the Mugen. Good truck but hard to be confindent during a race due to breaking the spur.
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Old 04-22-2015, 09:45 PM
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And some of us have Gallons of fuel through there trucks and have had zero problems with the spur.
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