HPI R40 Nitro Car Forum
#1996
Anybody tested the hard shock bladders yet? My initial testing did not really give me good results as my tire choice was poor.
#1997
Originally posted by AMGRacer
Anybody tested the hard shock bladders yet? My initial testing did not really give me good results as my tire choice was poor.
Anybody tested the hard shock bladders yet? My initial testing did not really give me good results as my tire choice was poor.
#1998
Originally posted by Manticore
the hard bladders suppose to give faster shock rebound. the same as what you have on your EVO.
the hard bladders suppose to give faster shock rebound. the same as what you have on your EVO.
#1999
Originally posted by AMGRacer
Yep agree. I was testing it on a somewhat bumpy track and I wanted to see if the rebound was too severe and I was losing front and side bite. The HPI hard bladders seem to be less stiff than the Kyosho ones.
Yep agree. I was testing it on a somewhat bumpy track and I wanted to see if the rebound was too severe and I was losing front and side bite. The HPI hard bladders seem to be less stiff than the Kyosho ones.
#2000
Tech Apprentice
do I have the CA the edge of the CF piece on the R40???
i'm in the process of building R40
i'm in the process of building R40
#2001
Originally posted by nero1943
do I have the CA the edge of the CF piece on the R40???
i'm in the process of building R40
do I have the CA the edge of the CF piece on the R40???
i'm in the process of building R40
my 2 cents! !!
#2002
Originally posted by nero1943
do I have the CA the edge of the CF piece on the R40???
i'm in the process of building R40
do I have the CA the edge of the CF piece on the R40???
i'm in the process of building R40
#2003
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Originally posted by CraigH
You know what? I don't care which is better. I just want HPI to get the 2004 out.
You know what? I don't care which is better. I just want HPI to get the 2004 out.
#2004
Tech Apprentice
tip please....
okay, I used the stock 50k oil in the rear diff and 30k oil in the front. Is this okay? I am a super noob with on road stuff.
#2006
Tech Apprentice
I think my front diff is leaking. Is this a common problem???
#2008
Tech Addict
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front diff leaking
hey all, I was wondering about the front diff leaking. I found that when I put some sealant around the seam of the diff (where the top and bottom of the diff connects) there were no leaks. However I am seeing some leakage from the out drive on the front diff. Anyone else have this problem?
thanks Jason
thanks Jason
#2009
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
I don't want to bring up the word SERPENT again......but really, I have 2 things that I always use from SERPENT on any RC car that I have....
(1) the Serpent damper adjustable shock....no need to replace damper at all, just CLICK.........the best shocks in the market
(2) the Serpent cleaning gum...................not for cleaning, I put alittle of the gum inside the front diff, then apply some 50K (some, not a lot, if you dropped to much, it will leak)......it works perfect, and there are no leaking..........
Serpent Cleaning Gum 1690
Give them a try........
(1) the Serpent damper adjustable shock....no need to replace damper at all, just CLICK.........the best shocks in the market
(2) the Serpent cleaning gum...................not for cleaning, I put alittle of the gum inside the front diff, then apply some 50K (some, not a lot, if you dropped to much, it will leak)......it works perfect, and there are no leaking..........
Serpent Cleaning Gum 1690
Give them a try........
#2010
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Re: front diff leaking
Originally posted by jscamry
hey all, I was wondering about the front diff leaking. I found that when I put some sealant around the seam of the diff (where the top and bottom of the diff connects) there were no leaks. However I am seeing some leakage from the out drive on the front diff. Anyone else have this problem?
thanks Jason
hey all, I was wondering about the front diff leaking. I found that when I put some sealant around the seam of the diff (where the top and bottom of the diff connects) there were no leaks. However I am seeing some leakage from the out drive on the front diff. Anyone else have this problem?
thanks Jason
I used YOKOMO HARD diff grease, those are like GLUE, and I apply just enough (not packing it) along with the Serpent GUM, the gum itself will hold the grease within the housing, then I use CA to seal the whole diff................the chance that I can ruin a gear diff is low, so I CA the whole edge. But I prefer using SEALANT, so the diff is still servicable.