rc_in_mexico

I want to make my buggy wheely but it always diffs out. Wha should I do? I dont want to glue it, so i might use thick grease.

scoopdaloop

iTrader: (10)

What kind of buggy are you using? What engine, gearing?

rc_in_mexico

OFNA Ultra LX One with stock gearing and force .28. I also just broke my pullstart. Does anybody know how to fix it or what I should do to get a new one?

one8updragracer

iTrader: (5)

try this vid see if it helps you fix your pullstart. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1_Y2ukDp4M

With the small tire width of the buggy tires, getting a nice wheelie will be more trouble than its worth. Buggies just are not designed to wheelie.

rc_in_mexico

I know but I already took the diff out and im thinking of buying some cheap truck tires rear to show off while driving with my friends

jjshbetz11

only way to wheelie is to slap wheelie, Its a nusence though on the track. Kinda a oh crap moment for me.

rc_in_mexico

yea but when your showing off your stuff its not that big a deal

casevac

Fill the diff with rubber-ties or pieces of a shreded t-shirt.

Maximo

iTrader: (11)

Stiffen up the center diff to like 100K, install a Clockwork Picco 28 and a set of Badland tires...it will pull wheelies effortlessly and if you nail it too hard it will go right over on its back !

VWVR6_T

are you serious?

rc_in_mexico

can I use thick grease? Im running OFNA Bones tires and im pretty sure theyll make it wheely

casevac

Yep, if you want to lock the diff, but not permanently.

NitroFreakManHo

iTrader: (3)

Also, makes sure you put stiff rear springs on the rear so that the front to rear weight transfer isn't all absorbed by your rear suspension squatting on take-off.

Goomba_7

iTrader: (5)

Remove the Front diff from the equation and lock up the center diff. Add some weight to the rear and maybe it will get the wheels off the ground. Good luck...I guess

rc_in_mexico

I filled my center diff with some grease i bought for a buck in a clear tub. Im going to try that but know i cant make my engine start