yes just polished them up a bit

I would have probably stripped the blue anodizing off before, might have got a little better result although they do look good. When I did mine years ago on my Losi cars I just always had a perfect lunsford polished one to go with.

What size hex do I need for the front wheels! Thanks

Is a 122oz servo good for two wheel
Buggy?

Is anyone running a spacer of sort on the front FT axel? I have some slop on the front wheels even when the screws are tight.

thats plenty.

Make sure your bearings are seated fully inside your rims...if they are and you still have slop...welcome to the AE B4.1.

Is this a proven fact by ThunderBirdJunkie?

Sorry... you forgot the third person stuff i look forward to each day.

more slop = more gooder

Just to clarify because some may not have followed this thread forever and the above can be a little misleading....They only moved the inner hole on the B4.1 tower...4th hole location on a T4.1 or SC10 would still need to be drilled.

I use these http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-3-16-Shims-14 on the front axles.

pretty disappointed with my worlds kit. one of the rear u-brace ballstuds does not have a hex head on it (just round) so I can't even drive it into the brace, and the shocks are not smooth inside

i've emailed AE and will probably get replacements soon, but I was hoping to run a new kit this weekend.

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To lessen the slop in the front end of my AE cars that run the bearings on the wheels, I take an orange shock O-ring and put it behind the wheel nut. When you tighten it down it snugs up the slop without causing any bind. Be careful not to tighten it too much as it will flatten out and rub the inner and outer race of the bearing and cause drag.

for those of you waiting on GHEA... I will not be receiving it until Monday by 10:30am EST... At that time i will stop what i am doing and list the items on our site. I apologize to you who were hoping we would have it today... Thank you for your patience...

I tried running a spacer to take out the slop but I didnt like it. Try it once and see if you do. Its all about preference.