Ask Aaron Waldron
#1951
SoFast - The Trinity one weighs more..it's not better or worse, but the extra weight helps keep the truck balanced.
Allison Mann was at Hemet taking pictures today, I should have some to post soon.
Brownie - My practice bodies have that fade paintjob..I ran the fade for YEARS before getting an actual scheme put together. Marty Korn is my painter now..he's DIALED.
You shoulda came up and said hi at KZ! I really like that track..and I was very happy with how the races went on Saturday.
driftingking - The Mini-T bodies should work with a little trimming..and maybe some different body mounts. Packing tape or chassis protector would be a good idea for the bottom of that truck.
Trixter - Make sure your diff isn't too tight..that will help corner speed quite a bit. I'd run a longer camber link to help keep the truck flatter and rail around the corner. You may want to add anti-squat to get more on-power steering as well.
Break-in is important for EVERY engine!
Casper - I wanted to make sure you still had them in case Adam wanted to look at them; we talked about broken stuff this weekend and he said it was all good.
Allison Mann was at Hemet taking pictures today, I should have some to post soon.
Brownie - My practice bodies have that fade paintjob..I ran the fade for YEARS before getting an actual scheme put together. Marty Korn is my painter now..he's DIALED.
You shoulda came up and said hi at KZ! I really like that track..and I was very happy with how the races went on Saturday.
driftingking - The Mini-T bodies should work with a little trimming..and maybe some different body mounts. Packing tape or chassis protector would be a good idea for the bottom of that truck.
Trixter - Make sure your diff isn't too tight..that will help corner speed quite a bit. I'd run a longer camber link to help keep the truck flatter and rail around the corner. You may want to add anti-squat to get more on-power steering as well.
Break-in is important for EVERY engine!
Casper - I wanted to make sure you still had them in case Adam wanted to look at them; we talked about broken stuff this weekend and he said it was all good.
#1953
You can, but we already talked about it..
Take the screws out of your rear hubs and put loctite on them again, they'll stick better the second time.
Take the screws out of your rear hubs and put loctite on them again, they'll stick better the second time.
#1954
I am going to check the screws in my hubs today.I dont like a broke truck.haha
#1955
It doesn't take long..three seconds to pop the wheels off and a minute to check four screws.
Haha
Haha
#1956
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (34)
Yeah I need to check those again. I am going to put larger screws in since I am currently using the lower holes. That is not what broke on my arm though. It literally snapped through the middle of the arm. The hub is attached to one end the other end is attached to the pivot block. The only thing holding the wheel and hub on the car is the shock! I was so amazed when I saw that I almost fell over. I could not believe I could do that to one of those arms! I can see losing a hub screw and breaking the arm that way (that is what Ryan did! ) but to just snap it in half was impressive!
#1957
What did you do,try to jump your house.
#1959
Tech Elite
iTrader: (28)
Like this?
Courtesy of Sokool at the antr forums. That actually broke his pivot block on the side that didn't hit the dirt.
Bad landing
Courtesy of Sokool at the antr forums. That actually broke his pivot block on the side that didn't hit the dirt.
Bad landing
Last edited by jbrow1; 01-17-2005 at 11:47 AM.
#1961
Tech Apprentice
o man that sucks
#1962
Tech Fanatic
ouch...... that is all i can say
#1963
Tech Rookie
Aaron. Do you prefer to us the standard Lunsford 3.0mm Punisher size or the 3.5mm Super Duty turn buckles for the rear camber links on your gas truck? Why this preference? Thanks again for your help.
#1964
Tech Regular
buggy acted up
Aaron what could it be lol is my clutch slipping was running the buggy shut it down sterted it up and the wheels started spinning backward like it had a reverse lol ok shut it down to check whats going on turned it back on and bam back to normal what could cause the wheels to spin bacward clutch problems ,tranny or dead batteries or who the hell knows lol
#1965
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (34)
It is possible for the motor to run backwards. It does not do it very well and it is hard to do but sometimes when the piston goes to TDC it fires a little premature and it will start the piston back down the wrong way and it will run backwards. I have seen it done a couple times. Does not hurt anything that I am aware of but annoying and funny non the less. Just turn it off and start it again.