1LikesOFNA LD3 pro
03-23-2004, 02:35 PM
#992
Tech Master
Re: Ofna LD3 2 Speed
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my LD3's 
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03-23-2004, 05:11 PM
#993
Re: LD3 Pro Wacky and Garbage
Originally posted by Whoadie
Like I said. This car is a waste of money.. Low end car for me.. At first I was thinking it might be close to the TC3 so I decided to buy one. Come to think of it the TC3 was also garbage..
This is why I just decided to stick with my S705 and R40.
Engine and Suspension Tuning provides good results but hell with the LD3..
Like I said. This car is a waste of money.. Low end car for me.. At first I was thinking it might be close to the TC3 so I decided to buy one. Come to think of it the TC3 was also garbage..
This is why I just decided to stick with my S705 and R40.
Engine and Suspension Tuning provides good results but hell with the LD3..
read some of my previous posts.............driver problem!!!!! I'm not saying the Ld3 is great....but it certainly is not as bad as you refer......you have the same comments for the NTC3.......that "crap" car has done quite well for Barry Baker up to now.........How long have you been running RC????
03-23-2004, 06:12 PM
#994
LD3 Pro and threaded shaft question
Gentlemen,
I have obtained a sirio .12 with the black head and 3 needle carb. This motor has threaded shaft. I was putting the LD3 Pro flywheel, clutch shoes, etc. on tonight and from what I can see the shaft is way to long. Is it common to have to cut the shaft ? I am newbie but I am trying so bear with me please
Please help.
I have obtained a sirio .12 with the black head and 3 needle carb. This motor has threaded shaft. I was putting the LD3 Pro flywheel, clutch shoes, etc. on tonight and from what I can see the shaft is way to long. Is it common to have to cut the shaft ? I am newbie but I am trying so bear with me please
Please help.
03-23-2004, 06:51 PM
#995
Tech Apprentice
Re: Ofna LD3 2 Speed
Originally posted by Whoadie
Hi,
Is the LD3 worth laying down in the track or is it just for the parking lot??
Thanks
Hi,
Is the LD3 worth laying down in the track or is it just for the parking lot??
Thanks
03-23-2004, 07:05 PM
#996
Re: LD3 Pro and threaded shaft question
Originally posted by IDrinkNitro
Gentlemen,
I have obtained a sirio .12 with the black head and 3 needle carb. This motor has threaded shaft. I was putting the LD3 Pro flywheel, clutch shoes, etc. on tonight and from what I can see the shaft is way to long. Is it common to have to cut the shaft ? I am newbie but I am trying so bear with me please Please help.
Gentlemen,
I have obtained a sirio .12 with the black head and 3 needle carb. This motor has threaded shaft. I was putting the LD3 Pro flywheel, clutch shoes, etc. on tonight and from what I can see the shaft is way to long. Is it common to have to cut the shaft ? I am newbie but I am trying so bear with me please
Please help.
03-23-2004, 07:07 PM
#997
Re: Re: Ofna LD3 2 Speed
Originally posted by jay272
If you have the car already, why would you even ask a question like that, only to reply to you own question a few posts later? I'm just trying to figure out what your motive was?
If you have the car already, why would you even ask a question like that, only to reply to you own question a few posts later? I'm just trying to figure out what your motive was?
It is the driver makes the car fast, not the car makes the driver fast.
03-23-2004, 07:13 PM
#998
Re: Re: LD3 Pro and threaded shaft question
Originally posted by Manticore
you have a standard shaft version. You should get a "SG" shaft version which most of the tourers require.
you have a standard shaft version. You should get a "SG" shaft version which most of the tourers require.
, so is it common/necessarry to have to cut the shaft on standard shaft in order for it to fit correctly? Do you think I should sell this motor and get sg shaft? Is it possible to switch the shaft? What should I do? Thanks in advance I really appreciate the help 
Last edited by IDrinkNitro; 03-23-2004 at 07:20 PM.
03-23-2004, 07:28 PM
#999
Tech Master
Centax = requires SG crank, no matter what
3 shoe = you can run threaded or SG.
3 shoe = you can run threaded or SG.
03-23-2004, 08:18 PM
#1000
Tech Regular
yes you can cut it if its too long.
havy
havy
03-23-2004, 08:21 PM
#1001
before you cut it, be sure there is a 2speed engine nut is available for the installation of the 2speed clutch part.
03-23-2004, 08:34 PM
#1002
Re: Re: Ofna LD3 2 Speed
Originally posted by jay272
If you have the car already, why would you even ask a question like that, only to reply to you own question a few posts later? I'm just trying to figure out what your motive was?
If you have the car already, why would you even ask a question like that, only to reply to you own question a few posts later? I'm just trying to figure out what your motive was?
03-23-2004, 08:36 PM
#1003
Re: Re: Re: LD3 Pro and threaded shaft question
Originally posted by IDrinkNitro
Thanks, my pro does not have "centax" clutch so technically I don't need a sg shaft version correct? I really do not want to just dump this brand new motor , so is it common/necessarry to have to cut the shaft on standard shaft in order for it to fit correctly? Do you think I should sell this motor and get sg shaft? Is it possible to switch the shaft? What should I do? Thanks in advance I really appreciate the help
Thanks, my pro does not have "centax" clutch so technically I don't need a sg shaft version correct? I really do not want to just dump this brand new motor
, so is it common/necessarry to have to cut the shaft on standard shaft in order for it to fit correctly? Do you think I should sell this motor and get sg shaft? Is it possible to switch the shaft? What should I do? Thanks in advance I really appreciate the help
03-24-2004, 06:13 AM
#1004
I will take pics tonight. I beleive I have the correct nut, I have both nuts that come with the pro kit. Pics tonight, I appreciate the help gents.
03-24-2004, 07:58 AM
#1005
Originally posted by au_Nightmare
Centax = requires SG crank, no matter what
Centax = requires SG crank, no matter what
But I agree whole heartedly that SG is the way to go if you haven't already bought an engine. Cause if you've already bought an engine, getting a new one or buying a new SG shaft can get expensive!