JezT

Ditto...... To the UK?

1armed1

iTrader: (79)

For those of you who are getting a bit of wheel bind when you crank down the wheel nut.
I posted this on oople and figured I would put it here also.

A traditional crush spacer will not work due to the inner bearing size, but.....

Place a 5x6x.2mm shim on the axle before installing in the hub.

There is a step in the axle, the face of that step meets up with the inner edge of the outer hub bearing.

Placing a small shim on the axle before that step will take the side load off the outer hub bearing making it last much longer, with no bind.

.2mm was plenty on my car to crank the wheels down with no binding, but experiment to see what you need.

Dayton

ronsand

Good tip. I will keep that in mind when building mine

murky123

yeah. I have to order from the UK of germany or france.

SO I wanna know when the next batch is out

mikeyscott

Cheers for the hub tip. I will look at that this week

losi8lunie

Phoned and asked TD Uk and they said around the end of the first week in December, gutted cause i want to get my shell done but its a bit close to xmas for my painter....

mikeyscott

Contact RC Lazy, Xtreme RC, MB Models, Telstar Racing?

Glowster21

iTrader: (136)

Guys I need some help fast!!! I'm desperate for a steering Ackerman plate so I can run in a big race this weekend. Let's just say my ball cups seem to be from a good batch
I lost a mid air battle last night getting speared by a Slash out of nowhere. The 210 went into a crazy cartwheel and the Ackerman arm broke. I will say though that NOT ONE BALL CUP POPPED OFF!! I wish one did then the Ackerman plate would not have broken. Pretty impressed though that after about a 20 foot cartwheel that's the only thing that broke! What sucks is that it was on my first lap so I have no way to tell what the setup is like. Anyone have ANY suggestions where I can find the part?!? I'm still running my Schuie as that's my ride, but I really wanted to give the 210 a fair shakedown before handing it over to my 12 year old....

TAMAK

iTrader: (29)

Dremel, Take a broken piece of carbon fiber and make your own. I believe I used a B44 shock tower for some of my peices. I am sure you can make something work. I was very creative when I broke a shock tower with no spare.

Glowster21

iTrader: (136)

Cool thanks, I'll give it a whirl. I have some extra carbon fiber pieces laying around, just concerned with getting the geometry right.

hopsing

iTrader: (13)

I posted earlier that a friend of mine broke his ackerman plate as well and he made one out of aluminum.....just glued the broken one back together, traced it out and marked the hole locations and voila!

MantisWorx

iTrader: (28)

New "high pack" spec pistons now available for the 210 as well as Garodisc slipper discs. pistons are 4 hole 1.1 compression and 4 hole 1.2 rebound

http://rcshox.com/shoxshop/catalog/i...hp?cPath=23_31

Jmuck69

iTrader: (14)

Very cool.

Cpt.America

iTrader: (52)

Good tip.. but with the nuts provided with the car, you don't need to crank down the wheel nuts. Just light to moderately snug, and they are locked on.

Matt Howard

iTrader: (6)

my hubs were binding a bit until I put some small shims in there, even with the nut only being snugged down.