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Old 11-01-2011, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Jmuck69
If you zoom in on the picture, it says it's for the rear and only fits the two styles of yet to be released wheels from JC.
It also says they are compatible with the Kyosho RB5 wheels which means they will also work with the DE fronts as they are the same as the RB5 ones
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Old 11-01-2011, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Jmuck69
If you zoom in on the picture, it says it's for the rear and only fits the two styles of yet to be released wheels from JC.
It says in the description that it fits Kyosho RB5 front wheels.
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Old 11-01-2011, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Jmuck69
If you zoom in on the picture, it says it's for the rear and only fits the two styles of yet to be released wheels from JC.
This probably just means it doesn't fit the regular pinned wheels.
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Sorry to change the topic but I need a new set of CVA's and Im tryinng to avoid spending 25.00+ on a new set. If anyone has a set laying around, give me a shout. Thanks, G
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Hey guys, the JCI2091 Hex adapters are for the REAR of the B4/T4 vehicles...sorry for any confusion
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You are trying to avoid spending the $25 for new CVA's ? What did you want to do...spend $15 for some worn out ones? Ditch the "Baby Bird syndrome" (cheep cheep) and treat that car to some newies !
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Old 11-02-2011, 09:08 AM
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what is a good suspension setup for the b4.1 on an indoor track.
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Old 11-02-2011, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by bilster44
You are trying to avoid spending the $25 for new CVA's ? What did you want to do...spend $15 for some worn out ones? Ditch the "Baby Bird syndrome" (cheep cheep) and treat that car to some newies !
I think he's trying to spend $15 on some new ones..i.e. looking for a good deal.
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Originally Posted by GuiltyByAssoc
I think he's trying to spend $15 on some new ones..i.e. looking for a good deal.
Sell him some then, I sure don't/can't get them for $15.00.
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Old 11-02-2011, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Fastzack95
what is a good suspension setup for the b4.1 on an indoor track.
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Are the 22 and kyosho rears the correct offset for the hex conversion?
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Originally Posted by T4BongMan420
hello again people, i had extra b4/t4 transmission case and parts with the stock steel top shaft from Associated. Against the recommendation of some other random forums i decided to put all steel gears in it.

I know this topic has been beaten to death on numerous forums some say its fine and others say why do you want to do that? Either way i decided to do it because thats how I am.

So, I put the Robinson sc10 steel idler in and the rc10gt2 steel ball differential in with some silicon nitride balls that i had previously ordered a bunch of last month. top shaft should be fine as it is also hardened steel i believe. Everything fit in the case and closed smooth as butter. proceeded to spin/rotate the outdrives and they were delicious as well.

Reattached tranny and put the slipper togeather as follows. ....robinson racing sc10 54t/32p steel spur and 13t/32p pinion (paper meshed the gears) and headed out

Proceeded out to the street and was happy with the performance until...
Everytime i really gave it some juice it would make a (baseball card in the spokes) sound if i punched it to hard. However accelerating at a moderate pace it sounded fantastic and smooth. I checked the mesh on the spur/pinion and it was cool. Havent opened the tranny yet but now i can hit the throttle and the outdrives do nothing. spur spins, pinion spins, outdrive....nothing, wheels nothing.

i am going to try tightening the outdrives (may have left them too loose) if that dosent work i will grease the shizzle out off all the tranny gear more than i already did.

If anyone has any help/input/comments/concerns/ or things to throw/yell at me i will gladly listen and dodge all heavy objects later
You've got a gear that is cracked. It's probably really fine & hard to see. But the stress of 'punching it hard' is separating it.
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I got home from work and it seems like Santa got here early!

RC10B4.1 FT/WC-321844_10150342707292271_620317270_8398292_772743970_o.jpg

So I soldered it up...

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...and now I finally have a decent setup in my buggy. Team Associated Factory Team B4.1, Tekin RS, Tekin Redline 13.5, XP Digital 1313 servo, Futaba R603FF Receiver (3PM-X transmitter), Gens Ace 5000mah 40C batteries and AMB MyLaps transponder. Not too fancy, but it should get the job done better than the RTR electronics from my SC10.

RC10B4.1 FT/WC-338392_10150342984662271_620317270_8399774_566292030_o.jpg

Saturday morning I'll be headed to the track to tune it up before racing in the afternoon. I'm using an ESC profile downloaded from Tekin's website for an RS/13.5 in a buggy, so hopefully it will be a good baseline.
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Originally Posted by kc_nitro_rc
You've got a gear that is cracked. It's probably really fine & hard to see. But the stress of 'punching it hard' is separating it.
Everything seems to be working fine at the moment. I did notput nearly enoigh diff lube on the balls inside diff, was missing a smaller ball in the outdrive also. I skimmped out on black grease on the gears. Soooo, lubed the shit out of the diff, added a ball to the ourdrive shaft and packed it with black grease. Finally i generously coated the steel gears in black asc grease as well..

Now it runs like butter no noise or anything. If it were cracked would it be making that noise no matter what? Anyway The noise is gone and i inspected all the gears. So figure im good now. I do like the added weight in the rear as well
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Old 11-03-2011, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by bdyche
I got home from work and it seems like Santa got here early!

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So I soldered it up...

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...and now I finally have a decent setup in my buggy. Team Associated Factory Team B4.1, Tekin RS, Tekin Redline 13.5, XP Digital 1313 servo, Futaba R603FF Receiver (3PM-X transmitter), Gens Ace 5000mah 40C batteries and AMB MyLaps transponder. Not too fancy, but it should get the job done better than the RTR electronics from my SC10.

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Saturday morning I'll be headed to the track to tune it up before racing in the afternoon. I'm using an ESC profile downloaded from Tekin's website for an RS/13.5 in a buggy, so hopefully it will be a good baseline.
Who says xmas does NOT come in November ?
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