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Old 12-20-2012, 12:37 AM
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Originally Posted by ps71
I run on a carpet track with a lot of grip, no shims in the diff.
The outer gears looks fine.
All the gears in the diff are plastic, however the nt1 internal gears ars supposed to be a direct fit

Partnr 335030 gears
Partnr 335080 pin

Got that on order, so i think that it will work fine then..

Did run the durango on the same track with the same motor 5.5t, so this should not be a problem imo...
Thanks

I have part number 335081 these should work as well.
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Confirmation received. Thank you Adelaide RC i'll be past tomorrow to pick up my brand new XB4

just a little excited...
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Originally Posted by Dos Andos
Confirmation received. Thank you Adelaide RC i'll be past tomorrow to pick up my brand new XB4

just a little excited...
Just a little

Can anyone tell me there would be enough room to fit a Spektrum SR300 rx in the rx spot?
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Originally Posted by KalEl63
Just a little

Can anyone tell me there would be enough room to fit a Spektrum SR300 rx in the rx spot?
Let you know tomorrow
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Old 12-20-2012, 07:07 AM
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Ok guys, I just measured all my rims. Someone else do the math, I`m too tired just now...

I measured all rims from the inside egde of the rim and down to the bottom of the hex. I used a digital caliper and a 2,5mm thick camber gauge plate I had at hand. I calibrated the the caliper using the thicknes of the camberplate, and put it across the inside edge of the rim. So each measurement is from the actual edge of the rim.

Each measurement was done at least 10 times as it is hard to keep a steady hand when measuring this way.

Xray rims:

Front: 23,2mm (total width of rim is 26,15mm)
Rear: 24,8mm (total width of rim is 37,9mm)

Xray hex is 5,0mm

Kyosho rims:

Front: 24,5mm (total width of rim is 27,7mm)
Rear: 26,0mm (total width of rim is 37,9mm)

Kyosho hex is 4,6mm

Durango:

Front: 23,7mm (total width of rim is 26,3mm)
Rear: 24,5mm (total width of rim is 38,0mm)

I dont have a Durango car, so I dont have the hex width on that car
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Originally Posted by OleC
Ok guys, I just measured all my rims. Someone else do the math, I`m too tired just now...

I measured all rims from the inside egde of the rim and down to the bottom of the hex. I used a digital caliper and a 2,5mm thick camber gauge plate I had at hand. I calibrated the the caliper using the thicknes of the camberplate, and put it across the inside edge of the rim. So each measurement is from the actual edge of the rim.

Each measurement was done at least 10 times as it is hard to keep a steady hand when measuring this way.

Xray rims:

Front: 23,2mm (total width of rim is 26,15mm)
Rear: 24,8mm (total width of rim is 37,9mm)

Xray hex is 5,0mm

Kyosho rims:

Front: 24,5mm (total width of rim is 27,7mm)
Rear: 26,0mm (total width of rim is 37,9mm)

Kyosho hex is 4,6mm

Durango:

Front: 23,7mm (total width of rim is 26,3mm)
Rear: 24,5mm (total width of rim is 38,0mm)

I dont have a Durango car, so I dont have the hex width on that car

A easier way to measure the offset is to mount the wheels on the car and place two small blocks/square objects against the wheels, then move the car out of the way, measure the distance between the blocks 25cm is max width per IFMAR.
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Originally Posted by nv529
A easier way to measure the offset is to mount the wheels on the car and place two small blocks/square objects against the wheels, then move the car out of the way, measure the distance between the blocks 25cm is max width per IFMAR.
Then you would have to take camber and toe into concideration, no?
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Originally Posted by OleC
Then you would have to take camber and toe into concideration, no?
yes, you'll need to run zero camber/toe. The offset of the wheels isn't enough information. Since every wheel manufacturer uses slightly different offset and wheel width, our goal is to find the correct offset, wheel width, and hex width combination to obtain a less than 250mm overall width (per IFMAR) and still be within the XB4 stock wheel width plus or minus 1-4mm. This is why measuring the overall width with wheels/tire mounted on car is more important.

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Almost ready to Race
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Almost ready to Race
so pretty....
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Old 12-20-2012, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by nv529
so pretty....
That is a cool paint scheme. Nice to see something a bit different.
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Old 12-20-2012, 11:13 AM
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I`ll have a go at measuring track width then.

BTW, Kyosho wheels have not enough material. The 5mm part of the shaft on the XB4 will protrude beyond where there should be threads for the wheel nut.
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Originally Posted by OleC
I`ll have a go at measuring track width then.

BTW, Kyosho wheels have not enough material. The 5mm part of the shaft on the XB4 will protrude beyond where there should be threads for the wheel nut.
can you use washers/shims to compensate?
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Old 12-20-2012, 01:03 PM
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Yes, but you have to drill out the rims and hexes with a 5mm drill bit.

I was going to check the track width, but I wont drill out the hexes on the Kyosho, since I`m selling that car. Sorry but I dont think I can get more info, unless ther is a way aorund drilling the hexes...

BUT, do not let the hexes stop you from buying this car! My first impression at least, is that Xray has nailed this!
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Old 12-20-2012, 01:15 PM
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That's v nice.

Just looking forward to seeing more running on UK tracks and who the team drivers are.
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