RC10B4.1 FT/WC
I mount mine a little bit back from middle, i would say to start middle and then move it back and forth to see how you like it.
Never heard of them. I have had very good luck with the Protek packs from AMain hobbies. Pro-Match has a great reputation, others have had good luck with the SMC stuff. Did you mean Trak Power? Haven't heard anything regarding them either.
This:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...race-Gun-Metal
Would stick with the standard plastic. I have never used anything from them but have heard that the aluminum isnt of the highest quality.
Never heard of them. I have had very good luck with the Protek packs from AMain hobbies. Pro-Match has a great reputation, others have had good luck with the SMC stuff. Did you mean Trak Power? Haven't heard anything regarding them either.
This:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...race-Gun-Metal
Would stick with the standard plastic. I have never used anything from them but have heard that the aluminum isnt of the highest quality.
Hideeho
I have one in my buggy. I got it when my kids were running my buggy a lot & breaking shaved plastic u-braces on a regular basis. It is very well made. I have also had other stuff from strc. Some of it has been good, some not (I didn't like their rear hubs for the ofna hyper 10sc but used pretty much everything else they made for the truck). The u brace comes "shaved" & includes 2 2mm spacers if you use the a tower. The only draw back I have found is if you break a ball stud (which I have done
) it is a pain in the butt to get it out. I solved the problem by using very long ball studs that stick out the bottom of the brace. You could also use titanium ball studs to limit how often they break.
I have one in my buggy. I got it when my kids were running my buggy a lot & breaking shaved plastic u-braces on a regular basis. It is very well made. I have also had other stuff from strc. Some of it has been good, some not (I didn't like their rear hubs for the ofna hyper 10sc but used pretty much everything else they made for the truck). The u brace comes "shaved" & includes 2 2mm spacers if you use the a tower. The only draw back I have found is if you break a ball stud (which I have done
) it is a pain in the butt to get it out. I solved the problem by using very long ball studs that stick out the bottom of the brace. You could also use titanium ball studs to limit how often they break.
But Matt is on the money. Give it a try and move it and see what you think. definitely one of the easier things to try.
Hideeho
I have one in my buggy. I got it when my kids were running my buggy a lot & breaking shaved plastic u-braces on a regular basis. It is very well made. I have also had other stuff from strc. Some of it has been good, some not (I didn't like their rear hubs for the ofna hyper 10sc but used pretty much everything else they made for the truck). The u brace comes "shaved" & includes 2 2mm spacers if you use the a tower. The only draw back I have found is if you break a ball stud (which I have done
) it is a pain in the butt to get it out. I solved the problem by using very long ball studs that stick out the bottom of the brace. You could also use titanium ball studs to limit how often they break.
I have one in my buggy. I got it when my kids were running my buggy a lot & breaking shaved plastic u-braces on a regular basis. It is very well made. I have also had other stuff from strc. Some of it has been good, some not (I didn't like their rear hubs for the ofna hyper 10sc but used pretty much everything else they made for the truck). The u brace comes "shaved" & includes 2 2mm spacers if you use the a tower. The only draw back I have found is if you break a ball stud (which I have done
) it is a pain in the butt to get it out. I solved the problem by using very long ball studs that stick out the bottom of the brace. You could also use titanium ball studs to limit how often they break.
gonna take some tires off some rims, curious, for losi pin style rears, is there a difference offset, etc than b4 pin style rears? Trying to decide who is going to get removed from some tires to use for some hole shots.
out at our local track sunday and my boy was running his buggy and he cased one of the jumps and it shut of for a few seconds and the started back up again...never had that happen like that before thought it was a battery conection but its not that anyon have this happen to them before??
out at our local track sunday and my boy was running his buggy and he cased one of the jumps and it shut of for a few seconds and the started back up again...never had that happen like that before thought it was a battery conection but its not that anyon have this happen to them before??
I would personally say no. I drive a b4 and I like it for me, but my kid does not run a b4. I picked her up a tlr22. Its way more durable and easier to drive for a new person. And the rtr losi kit is pretty good. I comes with a 13.5 sensored motor and a descent radio. it does cost more, but the AE rtr electronics are crap and most racer replace within 3-4 months. Plus, you will like the sensored setup more.
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Tossed mine in the trash. I found the extra stiffness of the brace caused multiple shock towers to break, along with my wild driving(LOL). Still drive wild but dont break shock towers with the plastic Ubrace. It also twisted a bit after a few bad tumbles which is probably why I started to break shock towers.



