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Old 12-03-2015, 11:08 PM
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Contact the distributor you purchased your kit from.
Yeah, I contacted HP and Andrew was very helpful, they sent out the missing parts to me today. Good customer service.
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I received a new set of slipper pads and shock collar O-rings today thanks to A-Main and I already have them installed. My buggy can now be tested. I'm still not sure about the ball diff, but I have nothing else to run right now.
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I received a new set of slipper pads and shock collar O-rings today thanks to A-Main and I already have them installed. My buggy can now be tested. I'm still not sure about the ball diff, but I have nothing else to run right now.
glad to hear you got your parts to make it go
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I just need to wait for the next practice/race day and I will see how this thing runs.

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Great night of racing. 2nd place A main finish.
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I have not had a chance to test mine yet, I made it half a lap last weekend before my receiver decided to give up the ghost. Hopefully I get some testing in this weekend.
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I ran my V3 last night at practice and it all seems to work well enough. My electronics include a Reventon R speed control and a Turnigy 7.5 motor. I have a shorty lipo set to the rear and the buggy has plenty of power for my small indoor turf track. I dialed back the throttle to 80% to start just to get a feel for the buggy, but later turned it up to 92%.

Not a perfect night though as the bolts holding the front rear suspension block came loose and a wheel with the arm dropped out. The plastic hinge pin insert is damaged and I'll need to find new ones. So far no luck anywhere.
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Here are a few places. Amain is out,
http://www.hobbyprousa.com/66480516-...n-pivot-balls/
http://www.hobbyprousa.com/66400566-...achined-black/
http://evohobbies.com/66400566-rear-...ned-black.html
http://evohobbies.com/66480516-machi...vot-balls.html
http://www.casterracingparts.com/ind...product_id=695
The white ones are out of stock at caster.
If you have a choice get the white ones they are a little better. If in a pinch I believe a durango one might work. I had a guy borrow one from me to use on his durango and it seemed to work.
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Originally Posted by rcgerber
Here are a few places. Amain is out,
http://www.hobbyprousa.com/66480516-...n-pivot-balls/
http://www.hobbyprousa.com/66400566-...achined-black/
http://evohobbies.com/66400566-rear-...ned-black.html
http://evohobbies.com/66480516-machi...vot-balls.html
http://www.casterracingparts.com/ind...product_id=695
The white ones are out of stock at caster.
If you have a choice get the white ones they are a little better. If in a pinch I believe a durango one might work. I had a guy borrow one from me to use on his durango and it seemed to work.
I tried Hobby Pro, but they want $25 USD to ship me $10 in parts. Not going to happen.

I registered at Evo Hobbies, but cannot update my address as I reside in Canada and the form only accepts USA.

Will try Castor next.

I need parts and need them shipped USPS to me in Canada. Any help from folks here is greatly appreciated.
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Send me a pm if caster doesn't ship there, I have a set of unused black ones I could sell you (they are loose not in packaging).
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Oh, try emailing jeff at evolution hobbies. He might be able to help you out even if his online doesn't offer international sales.
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Originally Posted by rcgerber
Send me a pm if caster doesn't ship there, I have a set of unused black ones I could sell you (they are loose not in packaging).
PM sent.
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Anyone running one of these on medium to high bite clay track?
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There are several v3's here in Northern California that are always up front on that type of surface . They perform very well out of the box and customer service is top notch .
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Originally Posted by Speedfactory
There are several v3's here in Northern California that are always up front on that type of surface . They perform very well out of the box and customer service is top notch .
I agree, I'm always in the top 3 here in Reno with my V2..
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