Alex Racing Barracuda R2 & R3
#1351
carbon shaft to aluminum
I want to change the center shaft from carbon to aluminum. Is there a hopup aluminum shaft from alex racing or I have to get Speedway pal system or Square aluminum motor mount and drive assembly?? I don't want to spend a lot so any suggestions ?/
BTW im running stock only.
BTW im running stock only.
#1352
Tech Champion
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Re: carbon shaft to aluminum
Originally posted by dyaz21
I want to change the center shaft from carbon to aluminum. Is there a hopup aluminum shaft from alex racing or I have to get Speedway pal system or Square aluminum motor mount and drive assembly?? I don't want to spend a lot so any suggestions ?/
BTW im running stock only.
I want to change the center shaft from carbon to aluminum. Is there a hopup aluminum shaft from alex racing or I have to get Speedway pal system or Square aluminum motor mount and drive assembly?? I don't want to spend a lot so any suggestions ?/
BTW im running stock only.
-Dave
#1354
Thanks for the help guys. I'll try running it with a carbon shaft. And on the rear hub, Can I buy a different hub to lessen the toe in or I have to buy the gold ball studs ??
#1355
Tech Champion
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Originally posted by dyaz21
Thanks for the help guys. I'll try running it with a carbon shaft. And on the rear hub, Can I buy a different hub to lessen the toe in or I have to buy the gold ball studs ??
Thanks for the help guys. I'll try running it with a carbon shaft. And on the rear hub, Can I buy a different hub to lessen the toe in or I have to buy the gold ball studs ??
-Dave
#1356
I tried flipping it but it seems like its toe out. Im looking to get 2 deg toe in.
#1358
Randman, The aftermarket pivot balls are concentric so you adjust untill you get the toe in your looking for.
#1359
Does anybody have the link to the English version of the Square website? Thanks
#1362
the pivot balls have a notch on each one that you point in different directions like 10 and 2 on top and 7 and 5 in clock terms
#1363
Tech Master
Originally posted by Deves
Randman, The aftermarket pivot balls are concentric so you adjust untill you get the toe in your looking for.
Randman, The aftermarket pivot balls are concentric so you adjust untill you get the toe in your looking for.
#1364
R/C Tech Elite Member
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Originally posted by Deves
the pivot balls have a notch on each one that you point in different directions like 10 and 2 on top and 7 and 5 in clock terms
the pivot balls have a notch on each one that you point in different directions like 10 and 2 on top and 7 and 5 in clock terms