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Old 05-22-2006, 04:00 AM
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I want to tighten it up so its almost like a one-way.

I am running in 540 so would the Numan setup work for me cause the motor used was a 7 turn or something?
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Old 05-22-2006, 04:02 AM
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Take the advice from 2-Bad. Get on the Numan set-up with the new arms and run a Mazda 6 body. Steering and traction should be what you get. If you insist on running a front diff then I suggest you rebuild it with the Losi brown diff grease to help tighten it up. I prefer the spool but that is up to you. Good Luck and I'm glad you had a faster car with the Losi.

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Old 05-22-2006, 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by tc4
I want to tighten it up so its almost like a one-way.

I am running in 540 so would the Numan setup work for me cause the motor used was a 7 turn or something?

If you run the stock setup with a tight diff the it will push like a beast. The Numan set-up is with a spool and it works great from stock to mod. Easy toi drive as well.

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Old 05-22-2006, 04:08 AM
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Ok i will try the Numan setup and see how it goes. So how do i tighten the front diff cause it is really loose. I'm not going to tighten it right up i just want to tighten it a bit.

Thanks for the help guys.
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Old 05-22-2006, 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by tc4
Ok i will try the Numan setup and see how it goes. So how do i tighten the front diff cause it is really loose. I'm not going to tighten it right up i just want to tighten it a bit.

Thanks for the help guys.

You can take a flat blade screwdriver or your Losi flat tool and put it into the opening of the diff tube. lock it into the slot of the diff screw and then turn the right front tire. Good Luck

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Originally Posted by losi jon
one more question..will there be a conversion kit made available??
I highly doubt it, the car we were running yesterday is pretty much a completely different car than the front motor version, although a lot of the spare parts you will have for the JRX-S will work on the new car.
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Old 05-22-2006, 10:35 AM
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Another cool trick you guys might not know about is when you are building a Losi diff, and don't have a flat head screwdriver around, a 5/64" allen wrench fits into the diff screw perfectly.
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Originally Posted by Randy Caster
Another cool trick you guys might not know about is when you are building a Losi diff, and don't have a flat head screwdriver around, a 5/64" allen wrench fits into the diff screw perfectly.

Randy--On the diff rings, do you sand them before assy.?

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Old 05-22-2006, 11:01 PM
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No, never have actually...
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CoolCanFanMan,

U got PM.

Hope you've dried out after sunday, my car is now a rust bucket!
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Originally Posted by J A M I N
CoolCanFanMan,

U got PM.

Hope you've dried out after sunday, my car is now a rust bucket!
Hi Ben
Yea got that, you now have PM

That was a real bad days racing , and say that very losley, as you know what I mean

This has been copied from another thread I had posted

Well what a day it was, at wet Bashley. Saturday was great fun and had the car on the pace but was all in vain along with the rest of us that was praticing.
I suppose it should of been called off after round 1, as the forcast was for the weather only to get worse through-out the day, that was why I did not go out in round one, as I was trying desparately to get my car waterproofed so as NOT to blow anything in my car (like a lot of other did) but unfortunately missed my race and was still trying to sort my car when I heard over the speaker (which you could hardly hear due to the fact of the rain hitting the canopy on the gazeebo) that I was being sumoned to marshall or I COULD lose my FTD, where upon I got to my marshall point. After my marshaling I went to race control and appologised for not being on the my point, and was told 'OK NO problem' (sorry but do not know the mans name with the glasses that was at the PC) I also did not go out for the 2nd round as it was raing harder than the 1st and saw NO point, this time I marshalled as I was sitting doing nothing and my car was ready to go for the 3rd (come hell or high water). So went out for the 3rd and had glitching all over the track, and found out that one of my cappicitors had come adrift when putting the motor in. So after roulnd 3, I had put 12 measely laps in, but at leased my waterproofing worked. Now to see where I was after round 3, to my astonishment I was last in the last final, surely this cant be right as I had put in more laps than a lot of others that had unfortunately blown speedo's and alike, when aproaching Barry, he told me that I had lost my FTD, when asking why, he told me that it was because that I had not been at my marshaling point and had missed the first 4 mins of it, but as I said to him NO one had the curtisy to tell me that I WAS definately going to lose my FTD, if that was the case then why would I have bothered to go out in round 3, in that terencial rain only to LOSE that 12 laps that I managed to put in, as if I hadnt gone out I still would of been bottom, apparently 10, people had the FTD's taken away due to the fact they did not marshall, surely that cant be right, as you would NOT get all those people doing it on purpose. It seems to me that again politics comes before the 'FUN FACTOR' and decided not to partake in the finals and went.
I do appreciate what goes into these meeting as I help run a club myself and am in the middle of using new track markers etc, ans know the time involved
Shame, as we all look forward and prep our cars for these meetings to be let down by one thing or another. Just my penny's worth
At least I can drop this round and hope we dont get any other rounds that are wet.
I felt for Ben rayment as he has only booked in for 6, rounds and as we all know is a very good driver and HAD to gain some points for this one, be it wet.
West (wet) London BTCC saw sense and called it off after round 2,

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Old 05-23-2006, 04:06 PM
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Sounds like I need to get on the move and get some B-Main Motorsports rain coats for sale! LOL Sorry your day was soo bad! It sounds like my TCS race a month ago. I turned a total of 8 race laps and 4 practice laps for the DAY!!!!!!! I was so mad I wanted to cry! I can now, however, rebuild a Tamiya EVO4 from top to bottom. LOL Shaft cars suck!

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Old 05-24-2006, 03:46 PM
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I have set my car up to the Numan setup and i can't angle the front shocks in anymore because they rub on the outdrives. Is there anyway i can stop this.
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Old 05-24-2006, 03:59 PM
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I just used some small shims to move the shocks froward to stop it from hitting the outdrives
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Old 05-24-2006, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by tc4
I have set my car up to the Numan setup and i can't angle the front shocks in anymore because they rub on the outdrives. Is there anyway i can stop this.

Put a spacer behind the shock, at the tower... after the nut. I think .090" should do it.

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