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Old 03-28-2024, 02:37 PM
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Can anyone tell me what servo horns work well on this car? Also for the L1R if you know.

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the aerox one works best, AX009 - 25t AX010 23t. I have a protek one that works, but after grinding down some of the horn so it could swing without hit anything.
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Can anyone tell me what servo horns work well on this car? Also for the L1R if you know.
I built my buggy with the longest reverse offset Core RC horn. The drag link sits under the servo so some creativity has to be used. I didn’t grind anything for proper fitment of my AgFRC SA33 servo and zero shims on the spacing. I hope this helps, and if you need more help just ask.
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Do AE, and Xray wheels work on the LD3?
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Originally Posted by rcfiend
Do AE, and Xray wheels work on the LD3?
Yes
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Originally Posted by rcfiend
Do AE, and Xray wheels work on the LD3?
I believe the AE carpets are the same, but the dirt wheels are a little different.
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Thanks

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Anyone have a hardware list? I’m trying to put together a list for titanium ball studs and can’t find the specs anywhere.
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The manual and exploded sheet have part # for ti ball studs. They dont give you specifics like thread size or ball size but the schumacher site lists most of the info.

x2 - U4274 [4.3mm diameter ball stud with 6mm length] ti part - CR280
x8 - U4275 [4.3mm diameter ball stud with 8mm length] ti part - CR282
x4 - U4700 [?Not listed on site. Contact schumacher?] ti part - N/A
x2 - U8559 [5.5mm diameter ballstud extra long length] ti part - N/A
x1 - U4850 ***Steering ballstud***


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Originally Posted by staiguy
The manual and exploded sheet have part # for ti ball studs. They dont give you specifics like thread size or ball size but the schumacher site lists most of the info.

x2 - U4274 [4.3mm diameter ball stud with 6mm length] ti part - CR280
x8 - U4275 [4.3mm diameter ball stud with 8mm length] ti part - CR282
x4 - U4700 [?Not listed on site. Contact schumacher?] ti part - N/A
x2 - U8559 [5.5mm diameter ballstud extra long length] ti part - N/A
x1 - U4850 ***Steering ballstud***
Thanks that is exactly what I needed.

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Any new dirt setups for the car?
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what front wing is that?
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Looks like one of Lee's own LMR ones
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I’ve heard the Pro’s prefer the aluminum front bulkhead over the brass. Does the brass put the weight to far forward on the chassis?
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I’ve heard the Pro’s prefer the aluminum front bulkhead over the brass. Does the brass put the weight to far forward on the chassis?
Imo the brass bulkhead is too heavy and a little too far forward. It's more weight in an up-down motion, more front grip overall. The radio and servo tray is just far enough it's more diagnol weight transfer, more brake/corner grip.
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