Team Associated RC8Be Thread
#4756
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#4757
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 2,030
From: Albany, NY
Dont forget about Nitro Valley Raceway in Cherryville, NC just on the west side of Charlotte. This weekend is their first round of the NC State Champ Series, put together by Team Associated driver Brandon Melton. I know him and a couple other factory drivers will be in attendance as well.
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#4758
#4759
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 2,030
From: Albany, NY
Punching hole in tire topic:
Billy, that tool you posted a link for shows a tool that will work when the tire is off the rim...
What about when you purchase pre-glued tires?
And, IMO it seems 1/8" is a little big...
_
that line is approximately 1/8". Poke a hole that big in my tire? Idk about that...
I could see 1/16" possibly...
But yea, i'm curious what to do with pre-glued's. I'd just take a needle and poke it in a few places evenly around my tire (as an initial though / idea...)
Billy, that tool you posted a link for shows a tool that will work when the tire is off the rim...
What about when you purchase pre-glued tires?
And, IMO it seems 1/8" is a little big...
_
that line is approximately 1/8". Poke a hole that big in my tire? Idk about that...
I could see 1/16" possibly...
But yea, i'm curious what to do with pre-glued's. I'd just take a needle and poke it in a few places evenly around my tire (as an initial though / idea...)
#4760
Punching hole in tire topic:
Billy, that tool you posted a link for shows a tool that will work when the tire is off the rim...
What about when you purchase pre-glued tires?
And, IMO it seems 1/8" is a little big...
_
that line is approximately 1/8". Poke a hole that big in my tire? Idk about that...
I could see 1/16" possibly...
But yea, i'm curious what to do with pre-glued's. I'd just take a needle and poke it in a few places evenly around my tire (as an initial though / idea...)
Billy, that tool you posted a link for shows a tool that will work when the tire is off the rim...
What about when you purchase pre-glued tires?
And, IMO it seems 1/8" is a little big...
_
that line is approximately 1/8". Poke a hole that big in my tire? Idk about that...
I could see 1/16" possibly...
But yea, i'm curious what to do with pre-glued's. I'd just take a needle and poke it in a few places evenly around my tire (as an initial though / idea...)
#4761
Please sense the sarcasm. Yes, 1/8" does seem big.
j
#4762
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 2,030
From: Albany, NY

Cutting a "V" out in my hard tread on-road tires will be killer. I'll definately "F" that up...
I wish I had an ear piercing gun. Something like that... punch a quick needle through it (of course step up the gauge of the needle from peircing size to make a hole size)
#4763
Tech Master
iTrader: (14)
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,280
not to happy with my second kit build, first one was great the second one. is not so great.here is the problems
Missing pieces ( pieces AE doesn't have in stock hmmm) 89234 Front end brace
Bearing are not tight in the diff cases allowing them to spin.
That is so far what i have seen up to E bag.
Oh well you can't have everything~ the first one was perfect. second one sucks!
Last edited by Team T2C; 03-24-2011 at 08:55 AM.
#4764
Sarcasm sensed 
Cutting a "V" out in my hard tread on-road tires will be killer. I'll definately "F" that up...
I wish I had an ear piercing gun. Something like that... punch a quick needle through it (of course step up the gauge of the needle from peircing size to make a hole size)

Cutting a "V" out in my hard tread on-road tires will be killer. I'll definately "F" that up...
I wish I had an ear piercing gun. Something like that... punch a quick needle through it (of course step up the gauge of the needle from peircing size to make a hole size)

Very sharp drill bit?
j
#4765
not to happy with my second kit build, first one was great the second one. is not so great.here is the problems
Missing pieces ( pieces AE doesn't have in stock hmmm) 89234 Front end brace
Bearing are not tight in the diff cases allowing them to spin.
That is so far what i have seen up to E bag.
Oh well you can have everything the first one was perfect. second one sucks!

J
#4766
Punching hole in tire topic:
Billy, that tool you posted a link for shows a tool that will work when the tire is off the rim...
What about when you purchase pre-glued tires?
And, IMO it seems 1/8" is a little big...
_
that line is approximately 1/8". Poke a hole that big in my tire? Idk about that...
I could see 1/16" possibly...
But yea, i'm curious what to do with pre-glued's. I'd just take a needle and poke it in a few places evenly around my tire (as an initial though / idea...)
Billy, that tool you posted a link for shows a tool that will work when the tire is off the rim...
What about when you purchase pre-glued tires?
And, IMO it seems 1/8" is a little big...
_
that line is approximately 1/8". Poke a hole that big in my tire? Idk about that...
I could see 1/16" possibly...
But yea, i'm curious what to do with pre-glued's. I'd just take a needle and poke it in a few places evenly around my tire (as an initial though / idea...)
#4768
Make sure to disassemble all the 'prebuilt' parts and make sure they are right.
Just think if this was a RTR - thing wouldn't even drive.
J
#4769

AKA stuff seems legit; I run a few of their tires and rims and really like them.
#4770
Suspended
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 197
I talked to aka and they said 1/8 is a little big. Thy said go one size smaller and punch two holes. I just mounted mine up and might have made a tiny mistake. Look at the pix below and tell me if it's a big deal or not. Might just make this one a back wheel. The lip is not all the way flat.





