Team Corally RDX Touring Car
11-01-2006, 04:24 PM
#9541
Originally Posted by Advil
A brilliant idea!!!! HEY JEFF 
Xray has a package of ten. They are identical, I have been using them for a while.
http://www.teamxray.com/teamxray/pro...p%208%20%20(10)
They go for aboutl for about 4-5 dollars.
11-01-2006, 04:26 PM
#9542
Originally Posted by LasagnaCat
That's the route I was taking at first.. tried everything from velcro to pieces of an old rubber tire between the bar and battery, everything still led to the strap having to be overtightened to keep it from moving laterally. This way you barely have to snug the bar down and the pack is rock solid, the servo horn is almost the perfect depth to fit in the space in the battery. 
What are y'all doing to combat the lack of weight on the battery side? Are you just adjusting preload and not worrying about it?
Andrew
11-01-2006, 07:30 PM
#9543
sorry guys for getting in the middle of this but was just woundering if any of you guys had a direct drive assassin you might want to get rid of thats in pretty good shap and maybe with some spare parts to go with it if you do send me a pm thanks...
11-01-2006, 08:42 PM
#9546
Originally Posted by McSmooth
They don't sell the circlip by itself.
Just go to www.mcmaster.com and get part # 98455A108
You get 100 of the 8mm internal snap rings for $12.67. Share them with your buddies.
Of course, we could also ask our friends down at Specialized R/C to package up these things in batches of 5 to sell to us........HINT.....
Just go to www.mcmaster.com and get part # 98455A108
You get 100 of the 8mm internal snap rings for $12.67. Share them with your buddies.
Of course, we could also ask our friends down at Specialized R/C to package up these things in batches of 5 to sell to us........HINT.....
Jeff
11-01-2006, 09:10 PM
#9548
Originally Posted by dodgeguy
Tim the instructions I have reads,
"ADDITIONAL SHEET for hexagon socket diff screw"
It does not show a part number but a size. M2.5x20 diff screw. I have these on my front and rear diffs and no problems from them.
"ADDITIONAL SHEET for hexagon socket diff screw"
It does not show a part number but a size. M2.5x20 diff screw. I have these on my front and rear diffs and no problems from them.
Jeff
11-02-2006, 04:03 PM
#9550
One way problems
Guys I got three one ways
two on Assissions, one RDX they all slip on the left side drive.
one really bad. (the car pulls to the right)
I've cleaned them and reoiled them but no real improvement.
i've changed drive shafts but that didn't work
Can the oneway bearing be replaced or do i have to buy new ones??
two on Assissions, one RDX they all slip on the left side drive.
one really bad. (the car pulls to the right)
I've cleaned them and reoiled them but no real improvement.
i've changed drive shafts but that didn't work
Can the oneway bearing be replaced or do i have to buy new ones??
11-02-2006, 06:43 PM
#9551
Originally Posted by Swamp Rat
Guys I got three one ways
two on Assissions, one RDX they all slip on the left side drive.
one really bad. (the car pulls to the right)
I've cleaned them and reoiled them but no real improvement.
i've changed drive shafts but that didn't work
Can the oneway bearing be replaced or do i have to buy new ones??
two on Assissions, one RDX they all slip on the left side drive.
one really bad. (the car pulls to the right)
I've cleaned them and reoiled them but no real improvement.
i've changed drive shafts but that didn't work
Can the oneway bearing be replaced or do i have to buy new ones??
Also, just use the standard outdrives and not the lightweight ones. The lightweight ones tear up pretty easily and start to slip.
Jeff
11-02-2006, 06:54 PM
#9552
thanks for not responding to my other pm dude.... you have crushed my dreams 
11-02-2006, 09:28 PM
#9553
Originally Posted by wallstreet
thanks for not responding to my other pm dude.... you have crushed my dreams
11-03-2006, 12:30 PM
#9554
NEW RELEASE
NOW AVAILABLE FROM SPECIALIZED R/C
RDX HD Snap Rings 10pk - SRC79165 - RETAIL $4.95
RDX HD Snap Rings 10pk - SRC79165 - RETAIL $4.95