Kyosho FW-05R
#3286
Originally posted by BrainTeased
hey Ziggy
may i ask why you have to use RRR rear arms for the RRR hub conversion?
Finally my supplier has access to these so i ordered the Front and Rear RRR hubs and rear arms
hey Ziggy
may i ask why you have to use RRR rear arms for the RRR hub conversion?
Finally my supplier has access to these so i ordered the Front and Rear RRR hubs and rear arms
Cheers
#3287
Tech Master
iTrader: (4)
Originally posted by ziggy12345
You mean camber links? I use the V0neRR camber links as they are stiffer. The RRR ones with 6x3x2.5 bearings in are the best
Cheers
You mean camber links? I use the V0neRR camber links as they are stiffer. The RRR ones with 6x3x2.5 bearings in are the best
Cheers
#3288
No you dont need those
Cheers
Cheers
#3289
Tech Master
iTrader: (4)
and on the camber link topic i got a pair of the RR camber link as you said a few pages back it has no slope! i will be installing these next time i work on the car.
but with the RRR you said
The RRR ones with 6x3x2.5 bearings in are the best
where are the bearings installed? as the RR and FW-05R doesnt come with bearings so i assume this is a new generation technology thing?
but with the RRR you said
The RRR ones with 6x3x2.5 bearings in are the best
where are the bearings installed? as the RR and FW-05R doesnt come with bearings so i assume this is a new generation technology thing?
#3291
Originally posted by BrainTeased
oh okay thanks! ziggy
do you know why the FW-05RR has the RRR rear arms then?
oh okay thanks! ziggy
do you know why the FW-05RR has the RRR rear arms then?
I use MTX-3 rear hubs on my FW-05 and i put the RRR ones on the RR (Confused!) I also have the RRR completed kit so will compare them all together.
I have to rememeber which bit comes off what car as I'll end up with an FRW-RRM Evo and a V-F-1-RRM
#3293
I still love the RREvo!
#3294
Originally posted by BrainTeased
your model naming is very confusing! FRW-RRM EVO i just cant work it out and thanks for ya input ziggy hope you'll still like the FW-05 more once you start playing with the RRR
your model naming is very confusing! FRW-RRM EVO i just cant work it out and thanks for ya input ziggy hope you'll still like the FW-05 more once you start playing with the RRR
#3295
hey guys
i just installed the steel ring gears (39T) and ive noticed that they are not a smooth as the stock 40T.
is this common?
will they wear in after using them?
any help would be appreciated.
i just installed the steel ring gears (39T) and ive noticed that they are not a smooth as the stock 40T.
is this common?
will they wear in after using them?
any help would be appreciated.
#3297
Originally posted by TRAJ
hey guys
i just installed the steel ring gears (39T) and ive noticed that they are not a smooth as the stock 40T.
is this common?
will they wear in after using them?
any help would be appreciated.
hey guys
i just installed the steel ring gears (39T) and ive noticed that they are not a smooth as the stock 40T.
is this common?
will they wear in after using them?
any help would be appreciated.
#3298
any ideas on where i should shim it? and how should i do it? less or more shims?
its only the rear one as the front one is fine.
sorry for the stupid questions i dont know much about the gears
its only the rear one as the front one is fine.
sorry for the stupid questions i dont know much about the gears
Last edited by TRAJ; 10-27-2004 at 11:58 PM.
#3299
No quick job:
You first need to shim the input shaft then the diff unit.
You need to get it so it runs as free as possible and with as little play as possible.
You first need to shim the input shaft then the diff unit.
You need to get it so it runs as free as possible and with as little play as possible.
#3300
Tech Fanatic
fw-05r for sale
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