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Old 05-17-2012, 03:26 AM
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I everybody.

My name is Rodolfo and i live in Torres Vedras, Portugal. (small city near Lisbon)
Just bought a DEX210 last month.
The car is just awnsom.
I'm running a LRP stock Speck whit a Nosram Pure2 Modeified 7,5
I'm using MM4 whit the gear dif.
Since it is my first post, i canot put any pictures yet.
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Old 05-17-2012, 03:54 AM
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I read about a lexan gearcover. can anyone where I can buy one.

I find the original to brittle, I keep breaking off the holes where you screw it on the motorplate


edit: I found it at RCshox. and ordered one.
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Old 05-17-2012, 05:52 AM
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Does anyones rear shocks look like this?

(not the actual shock but shows what I am on about)...

It just doesnt seem right to me, that on full compression the piston is what limits the travel, could possibly damage the piston (or worse?).

Also, has anyone else put the ackermann plate on the bottom side?
While I was building it I noticed the link is on a hell of an angle compared to the A-Arm, and just moved it to straighten it up last night.
Still havnt really ran the buggy yet though, might do tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Shimmy
Does anyones rear shocks look like this?

(not the actual shock but shows what I am on about)...

It just doesnt seem right to me, that on full compression the piston is what limits the travel, could possibly damage the piston (or worse?).

Also, has anyone else put the ackermann plate on the bottom side?
While I was building it I noticed the link is on a hell of an angle compared to the A-Arm, and just moved it to straighten it up last night.
Still havnt really ran the buggy yet though, might do tomorrow.
Yes, But when you install the bottom spring bucket it will be flush. I always bleed my shock with the buckets on, w/ 0 rebound...
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Selling some hop ups for the 210:

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...10-hopups.html
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Old 05-17-2012, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by TAMAK
Yes, But when you install the bottom spring bucket it will be flush. I always bleed my shock with the buckets on, w/ 0 rebound...
Thanks for the reply but mine do not.
It will stop compressing before it gets to the spring retainer, by about 2-3mm.
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Old 05-17-2012, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Shimmy
Thanks for the reply but mine do not.
It will stop compressing before it gets to the spring retainer, by about 2-3mm.
Do you have the rubber bumpstop installed also? The piston should not protrude out of the body with those two items in place.
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Old 05-17-2012, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Jonny5
Do you have the rubber bumpstop installed also? The piston should not protrude out of the body with those two items in place.
Yes I do.
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Old 05-17-2012, 08:15 AM
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Default Gearing for 17.5 Blinky mode.

So far in my car I have only run mod. But the summer indoor racing season is starting in 2 weeks and I need a starting gear setup. I am running an Orion VST 17.5, but will switch back to my Reedy Sonic, wasnt as impressed with the VST as I was begging myself to. I have all spur gear sizes from RW. This will be Blinky mode. Im thinking of starting with a 69/35 with endbell timing cranked all they way up on the sonic.
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Originally Posted by Shimmy
Yes I do.
Are there any threads showing on your shock shafts? I run mine screwed all the way down or I have too much droop front and rear.
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Originally Posted by jpcopeland1
So far in my car I have only run mod. But the summer indoor racing season is starting in 2 weeks and I need a starting gear setup. I am running an Orion VST 17.5, but will switch back to my Reedy Sonic, wasnt as impressed with the VST as I was begging myself to. I have all spur gear sizes from RW. This will be Blinky mode. Im thinking of starting with a 69/35 with endbell timing cranked all they way up on the sonic.
Your pretty much there, can go so many ways with blinky gearing also if you have a torque rotor etc. But thats sounds like a good starting spot. I've seen a sonic at Trackside with max endbell and that gearing and it was crazy fast!! Although I have seen people run 75/ 35 with success with max enbell on a revtech / torque rotor as well. Its amazing how many combos are out there.
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Originally Posted by jpcopeland1
Are there any threads showing on your shock shafts? I run mine screwed all the way down or I have too much droop front and rear.

About half a thread, was as far as I could get it on.

I just uploaded a pic showing it.
I moved the bump stop up the shaft, compressed the shock let it come back out and this is the result.

I might pull the tops off the shocks tomorrow just to double check but I think its safe to say that they do extend past the body.
When it does max out it is a sudden solid stop, I cant think of anything else that could cause it.
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Originally Posted by Shimmy
About half a thread, was as far as I could get it on.

I just uploaded a pic showing it.
I moved the bump stop up the shaft, compressed the shock let it come back out and this is the result.

I might pull the tops off the shocks tomorrow just to double check but I think its safe to say that they do extend past the body.
When it does max out it is a sudden solid stop, I cant think of anything else that could cause it.
The stock shafts are too long, get the optional TD gold shafts. They are 2mm shorter and the piston will be flush with the top of the body.
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Well that just sucks.


Why not just put the right length ones in to begin with?
Is this something unique to my kit or something thats in every kit?

So now I gotta go and spend $12 to get the right ones (not a lot of money by any means but something that I see, shouldnt have to do).
Or I could just knock those 2mm off the stock shaft (threaded end) with a dremel... for free.
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Originally Posted by Shimmy
About half a thread, was as far as I could get it on.

I just uploaded a pic showing it.
I moved the bump stop up the shaft, compressed the shock let it come back out and this is the result.

I might pull the tops off the shocks tomorrow just to double check but I think its safe to say that they do extend past the body.
When it does max out it is a sudden solid stop, I cant think of anything else that could cause it.
Mine go in much further then that. Beginning to think you got the wrong shock shafts. I eventually upgraded mine to the the black Ti shafts which are shorter. Still too much front droop hence the cranking them down all the way.
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