ma_RC_el

How do you replace the pins? Is there an easy method for this?

sdphilips

iTrader: (37)

I beleive that Hudy makes a tool for it. They need to be pressed out/in.

Scott

edit: hudy tool

Team Kamikaze

iTrader: (3)

But if you are replacing 2 pins then it is not worth investing on a tool that cost US$122.00, cvd shaft are so cheap nowadays that you would want to just replace the whole shaft.

YR4Dude

iTrader: (44)

In my entire RC life experience, I have never seen a pin on a dogbone or driveshaft break at all. Usually the part that fails is the out drive or drive cup that receives the dogbone/driveshaft is the one that would fail in breakage of the outdrive or severe wear, hence the need for the plastic blades on the pins.

Michael_T

iTrader: (52)

For the guys running low profile servos, have you managed to mount the throttle servo below the top deck?

Looks like the only option is to dremel quiet abit of the plastic to get them to fit.

serpvect

Guys, why use low-profile servos in case of 733 I wonder.

Michael_T

iTrader: (52)

Low profile servos are generally 20grams lighter then your normal servos, so running two in the car saves 40grams of static weight.

Also, you can mount the low profile servos under the top deck, which signifantly drops the centre of gravity.

SMcpot

iTrader: (22)

Yup, White Lightning.

spurgear

Is there a lightened middle pulley shaft?

nitrodude

iTrader: (8)

I hear its coming! Keep your eyes on the thread!

Team Kamikaze

iTrader: (3)

And I know who is going to have them

spurgear

Hmm will it be CSO?

Team Kamikaze

iTrader: (3)

Nope, it will be Made in USA!

G87z

iTrader: (7)

YBslow?

nitrodude

iTrader: (8)

Not YBslow. Just keep watching this space, I heard from a reliable source by the end of next week. They are going to be top notch parts.