RC10B4.1 FT/WC
#7457
What sort of track are you running on? The Reedy race was held at a very smooth indoor track.
Are you suffering on power push? I would suggest the following:
- go to 2 limiters in front shocks
- add some weight to the front (~10g in front of servo will help) and move the battery forward
As always, most important thing is to make sure you have the correct tyres for the track before trying to change too much on the setup.
Ray
Are you suffering on power push? I would suggest the following:
- go to 2 limiters in front shocks
- add some weight to the front (~10g in front of servo will help) and move the battery forward
As always, most important thing is to make sure you have the correct tyres for the track before trying to change too much on the setup.
Ray
#7459
I got a few questions about my B4
I am gonna get a diff rebuid kit for my FT B4.
I bought this buggy used a while ago and it turns out the previous ownder used black grease on everything.
In the manual it says to use diff lube on everything and to use black grease to assemble the thrust washer bearing.
Is that the correct way or is there a better way to assemble a differential?
I am gonna get a diff rebuid kit for my FT B4.
I bought this buggy used a while ago and it turns out the previous ownder used black grease on everything.
In the manual it says to use diff lube on everything and to use black grease to assemble the thrust washer bearing.
Is that the correct way or is there a better way to assemble a differential?
#7460
I got a few questions about my B4
I am gonna get a diff rebuid kit for my FT B4.
I bought this buggy used a while ago and it turns out the previous ownder used black grease on everything.
In the manual it says to use diff lube on everything and to use black grease to assemble the thrust washer bearing.
Is that the correct way or is there a better way to assemble a differential?
I am gonna get a diff rebuid kit for my FT B4.
I bought this buggy used a while ago and it turns out the previous ownder used black grease on everything.
In the manual it says to use diff lube on everything and to use black grease to assemble the thrust washer bearing.
Is that the correct way or is there a better way to assemble a differential?
#7462
#7464
#7466
#7469
your right on that cause i put a JC CLOSED CELLS IN A SET OF CLAY SWITCHES AND THEY DID NOT NOT FEEL FILLED OUT .. Hmmm



