HappyHippo

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Chris is its posible to get your 1:12 setup from the snowbirds

Thanks

Chris Tosolini

get a hold of Robbie at supperior hobbies or Corally usa

The Fog

Thank you Chris for coming and racing at Salem this w/end. We have a bunch of talent in the NW that never fail to impress me. This event took the whole gig up a couple of notches. Set up is one thing,but driving skill from practice practice practice... phweew ..Blinding.

Them Corally's are a cute bit of jewelry t'boot.

All the best, Jacko

cantona

Hey Toso,

check your PM,

Matt Griffin

mxwrench

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Congrats Chris! Been a long time. Looks like things are finally going your way. Glad to see it finally comming together! Don't let it go to your head though!!

Give me a call sometime,

BK

hotman

What 's happen?If front lower arm position is minus (rear positon higher front position).

The Teacher

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Chris, I've been having problems with my diff slipping on the RDX. First time I built the diff it went together fine smooth with no slippage. I ran the car that next weekend with no problems. I disassembled the diff to clean it and re-lube it and now when I rebuild it I can not get it to stop slipping. (I have built many cars in the past and I'm sure it is together as per the instructions...

Any thoughts on the problem???

Chris Tosolini

it should roll more in the front. I like to use the same hight front and rear. I have done alot of testing back and forth and the car seems to work best when the pins are at the same height.

Chris Tosolini

your problem is strange. did u flip the rings? and also the new diffs have a diff thrust and the old brass one seems better. So try to get the old ones from corally usa and then try to build it again, and also use only 3 of the spring washers and make sure each one goes the opposite ways. hope this helps

Turbonium

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hey, Mr. Chris... you have a pm. have a few RDX q's to ask ya about.