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Old 01-12-2008, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by ERTRACHTER
i think there will be 4 of us pitting trackside if you need any help at the birds just come find me my name is jason
what up bro? Good luck at the birds.
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THANKS CLINT
no need to thank me. Just put it down out there.
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Good luck guys at the Birds

Jamesalex the std spur with the kit is a 102T/64 pitch
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no need to thank me. Just put it down out there.
YOU KNOW THAT BROTHA TIME TO PUT T.O.P. ON THE MAP
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Originally Posted by ERTRACHTER
YOU KNOW THAT BROTHA TIME TO PUT T.O.P. ON THE MAP

OH please
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Have any if you guys played around with Foam/Asphalt much???

I'm yet to have done alot of racing on Foams with the Scythe... was just curious to how it handles them???... we all know its a great rubber tire car.

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Old 01-13-2008, 11:44 AM
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Evenin,
I had my first race day with my new car after swapping from xray.

I had a problem of the diffs coming loose whilst racing and when you go to tighten them when checking how tight they are they bind up.

I run alloy diff outdrives so my question is how do you build the perfect Scythe Diff.

A dummies guide to how to do this will be great or if there is any top tips

Cheers
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Originally Posted by Jamesalex
Evenin,
I had my first race day with my new car after swapping from xray.

I had a problem of the diffs coming loose whilst racing and when you go to tighten them when checking how tight they are they bind up.

I run alloy diff outdrives so my question is how do you build the perfect Scythe Diff.

A dummies guide to how to do this will be great or if there is any top tips

Cheers
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Obviously you should have built up the alloy diff with the different 2mm screw and thrust parts, the kit plastic diff hardware using Yokomo 2.6mm parts will not work.

Apart from that I had no problems with the alloy diff loosening, all I would do is swap the TOP thrust for the one-piece Tamiya (or similar eg JAAD ceramic) 620 thrust.

For me, the alloy diff builds up into a much smoother mechanism than the plastic parts.

If is persistently loosens you may need to replace the diff nut.
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ok so it should go. screw spring thrust bearing then nut the otherside? and the screw goes in the long diff arm.
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Not for the Alloy diff it shouldn't.

I just built one myself and it is butter smooth ( I did use the Tamiya screw, nut and thrust bearing though).
From the instructions, the order should be screw, short diff half, long diff half, thrust bearing, spring, nut and carrier.
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First off want to say thanks to EJ Evans for bringing me on the 2008 TOP team. I ran the 08 scythe for the first time in rubber tire carpet at Snow Birds warm up this last weekend. After a little set up tuning car was really dailed managed to come in 5th place in the a main. Can't wait to get so more time on it at Snow Birds.
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welcome to the team kenny see you monday
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Yo guys hope all of you are of to a good start for 2008.
Will anyone have a setup for modified class running on asphalt with foam tyres ??

Building a 2008 spec kit for mod class.
any advise appreciated.
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