jag

Yes I have. Maybe I should try it again. I know the pitch is different.

jag

Is the VSW007 the complete swing shaft (universal) or a dog bone?

I want to give this a try. I'm tired of using 2mm offset wheels.

maskedrider

iTrader: (4)

VSW007 is for RRR ??

how come i couldn't find in our manual ??

jag

It's probably an FW part or something like that. It really helps when people who have the ability, think "outside the box" and then share their findings with us.

Thanks.

tommi

iTrader: (7)

Hope you guys find these useful, courtesy of NiMo from 3Hobby.

Proteus

Wow, a handly little chart. Thanks for posting. But what's the diff between rear hubs VZ202 and VZ006?

tommi

iTrader: (7)

VZ202 is the RRR rear hub, whereas VZ006 is the rear hub for RR and RR EVO.

jag

Can somebody explain to me the the tire information on the last 2 charts? I don't understand what 26mm 0mm, 30mm 2mm & 30mm 0mm is telling me. Is 26,0 for someone using front tires in the rear? Why is 30,2 under the heading of 0 offset and 30,0 under the 2mm offest heading?

That chart is bad a$$.

I understand that the VZ202 is the stock bearing block for the RRR but what is the actual difference?

Joe Chaplow

my interpretation is that they are saying the actual wheel has a 2mm offset and the hub has a 0mm offset.

jag

That makes sense.

Am I to understand that the difference between VSW007 and VSW015 is the wheel shaft and not the length of the drive shaft? I'm not crystal clear on this either. Would using the VSW006 be the same as the stock swing shaft except with a shaft that's 2mm longer or are we trying to just move the wheel out so a 0 offset wheel doesn't get to close to the bearing block?

Sorry for all the questions... I just want to understand this before I order the parts.

tommi

iTrader: (7)

The SIMILARITIES between VSW007 and VSW015 is that both has 50mm shaft (VSW007-01).

DIFFERENCE is that VSW007 has got a 2mm offset wheel shaft (VZW055-02), and VSW015 has got 0mm offset wheel shaft (VZW054-02).

tommi

iTrader: (7)

Saying that, VSW007 has got longer axles, of which the hole is 2mm further out, this facilitates the use of 0mm offset wheel. A 2mm washer is to be added BEHIND the hex if VSW007 is used.

On VSW006, it has the same overall length, just a different combination -52mm shaft (VSW006-01), and a 0mm offset wheel shaft (VZW054-02).

jag

Now things are becoming more clear. I could not figure out how the VSW007 was going to help. In lieu of the 2mm washer could a different hex be used? If I tried the VSW006, would a 0 offset wheel be too close to the bearing block?

Ivan Dickson

iTrader: (32)

That chart is very helpful great info. That's why I like RCTECH so much, always good info. to get. Thanks Tommi.

tommi

iTrader: (7)

Hope these pics are clear enough, this is how the spacer works on the VSW007. Without the spacer, the shaft will be left sliding in and out of the rear hub. On an alternative wheel hex, 3Racing makes one with 1mm offset, still does not quite work without a spacer. The spacer is doing the job good, no worries; I've used both 0 offset and 2mm offset wheels on the VSW007, no problems at all.