PR Racing - SB401R-T (1/10 4WD ST/Truggy)
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#106

Want to extend your tuning window on the 401R-T?
Consider upgrading to the rear aluminum hubs from the 401R which will allow you to reduce your roll center significantly on the rear end!
https://shop.thercproshop.com/pr-rac...rear-hubs.html



Consider upgrading to the rear aluminum hubs from the 401R which will allow you to reduce your roll center significantly on the rear end!
https://shop.thercproshop.com/pr-rac...rear-hubs.html




#107

Any carpet setup for this truck? I am building this truck for a race Friday and would like to have some pointers for carpet. No option parts. just whats in the box.
#109

#110

Knock on wood, I haven't broken anything on my 401R-T yet, taken lots of nasty tumbles and cartwheels, currently on my 2nd body and 3rd wing so far... stripped a spur gear once and recently started replacing pins the out drives and CVD barrels. Also replaced a gear diff case that I stripped out with my cordless screwdriver that I forgot to loosen the clutch. Took a while for all these maintenance issues to pop up, nothing more than normal wear and tear IMO.
#113

Want to extend your tuning window on the 401R-T?
Consider upgrading to the rear aluminum hubs from the 401R which will allow you to reduce your roll center significantly on the rear end!
https://shop.thercproshop.com/pr-rac...rear-hubs.html




Consider upgrading to the rear aluminum hubs from the 401R which will allow you to reduce your roll center significantly on the rear end!
https://shop.thercproshop.com/pr-rac...rear-hubs.html




#114

Heads up that many of the dealers will soon start carrying updated "spring clips"
This is a big deal for me, because I use thread lock on the center CVD's and have to remove the clips every time I do maintenance in order to "hammer out" the internal diff pinion once the center shaft is removed from the CVD assembly... typically the thread lock still holds the parts in place even after I remove the set screw and it requires a few light taps to get it to pop free.
I have actually been using the ER-14 spring clips and they are a direct fit for those who need an alternative option.
www.pr-rc.com/pdt_view2.asp?sn=1694



This is a big deal for me, because I use thread lock on the center CVD's and have to remove the clips every time I do maintenance in order to "hammer out" the internal diff pinion once the center shaft is removed from the CVD assembly... typically the thread lock still holds the parts in place even after I remove the set screw and it requires a few light taps to get it to pop free.
I have actually been using the ER-14 spring clips and they are a direct fit for those who need an alternative option.
www.pr-rc.com/pdt_view2.asp?sn=1694



#115

Looking for high bite clay set up for truck
saw some 30k-60-20
that’s turf? No?
I have the 401 buggy n I’m at 10-100-7
should I just double for truck to start
20-250-15?
thanks
saw some 30k-60-20
that’s turf? No?
I have the 401 buggy n I’m at 10-100-7
should I just double for truck to start
20-250-15?
thanks
#116

Here's my setup for medium traction dirt, if I run 5K in the center diff the car will do wheelies on every straight... 4K in the center diff is the sweet spot for me, but the front tires tend to balloon as they unload, but it works well for my driving style:

#117

Thank you
seems low in center tho
my last car was xray n we ran 600k or 1mil
n the tekno guys run 30-60k?
seems low in center tho
my last car was xray n we ran 600k or 1mil
n the tekno guys run 30-60k?
#118

Yeah when I ran my ET410 on turf, I had 60K in my center diff, I think most guys are running around 15K in their TEKNO's on the dirt track, but the PR center diff is considerably smaller with a lot less fluid than the front/rear diffs, so I don't think it directly translates, at least not for our current track condition. Good Luck!
#119

Heads up that many of the dealers will soon start carrying updated "spring clips"
This is a big deal for me, because I use thread lock on the center CVD's and have to remove the clips every time I do maintenance in order to "hammer out" the internal diff pinion once the center shaft is removed from the CVD assembly... typically the thread lock still holds the parts in place even after I remove the set screw and it requires a few light taps to get it to pop free.
I have actually been using the ER-14 spring clips and they are a direct fit for those who need an alternative option.
www.pr-rc.com/pdt_view2.asp?sn=1694



This is a big deal for me, because I use thread lock on the center CVD's and have to remove the clips every time I do maintenance in order to "hammer out" the internal diff pinion once the center shaft is removed from the CVD assembly... typically the thread lock still holds the parts in place even after I remove the set screw and it requires a few light taps to get it to pop free.
I have actually been using the ER-14 spring clips and they are a direct fit for those who need an alternative option.
www.pr-rc.com/pdt_view2.asp?sn=1694




#120

Awesome!
I just found the product page here... for some reason the search engine wasn't working for me so I had to manually scroll through all 9 product pages until I found it on the very last page. I think you're the first dealer in the US to get them in stock too, thanks!
I just found the product page here... for some reason the search engine wasn't working for me so I had to manually scroll through all 9 product pages until I found it on the very last page. I think you're the first dealer in the US to get them in stock too, thanks!