Team Associated B6.1 & B6.1D thread
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#1117
I'm going to shim the exotek top shaft for now. Anyway, the issue I think is slop in the transmission along with the poor mesh.
#1118
I agree. I used top shaft with a cut down gear and a cut down idler gear in my 17.5 b6 on carpet and turf with zero issues. Took two packs to kill idler gear on my 6.1.
#1121
Fan mount
I see so many complicated looking fan installs so here's mine..just cut out a slot in the side guard so the fan sits down onto the chassis and secured with 3m tape and being on the chassis it leans in slightly..easy.
#1123
I know to be competitive in the 17.5 class you have to add a fan because you max the timing out on your motor, you over charge your batteries, and people go bat schitt crazy with all the cut gears, and lightweight titanium, I like to make my stuff last as long as possible, I moderately time the motor normally charge the battery, and cut weight where I can but do not run titanium parts to save weight. I have fun driving it. I am a older guy so my reactions are not as fast as some, and I have only raced a buggy over this past winter racing series, which I ended up finishing in the top 10. I am competitive but mainly just between myself and my brother, does anyone else just do it for the fun and the enjoyment of getting out and being around friends? or is everyone else go ballz to the wall with this stuff.
#1124
Tech Adept
Mine aren't touching, but they're close. I'm only using the +1 diff height adjustment on mine...looks like if I tried to use more than that, it may push it up a little further and cause it to touch the rear camber mount. Are you using any diff height adjustment on yours?
Last edited by gswart44; 05-11-2018 at 08:42 AM.
#1125
Tech Champion
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I know to be competitive in the 17.5 class you have to add a fan because you max the timing out on your motor, you over charge your batteries, and people go bat schitt crazy with all the cut gears, and lightweight titanium, I like to make my stuff last as long as possible, I moderately time the motor normally charge the battery, and cut weight where I can but do not run titanium parts to save weight. I have fun driving it. I am a older guy so my reactions are not as fast as some, and I have only raced a buggy over this past winter racing series, which I ended up finishing in the top 10. I am competitive but mainly just between myself and my brother, does anyone else just do it for the fun and the enjoyment of getting out and being around friends? or is everyone else go ballz to the wall with this stuff.