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Old 02-02-2012, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by nickypoo
bout to finally crack into the diffs on my bone stock truck after 10-15 packs. i bought some 5k and 3k diff oil. should i run FCR 533 or 553. i run on loose outdoor hardpack clay and also super sticky indoor bluegroove

also the stock shock setup was sooo soft and all i had was some 50wt a friend gave me and now the truck has no rebound and handles like crap. whats the best setup for small big jump tracks?
Well I run 5,5,3 on a indoor tight track and it works. Went to 3,5,3 to see how it works out.

I would drop back down to 30wt oil and get the racing spring set and change out the stock springs to whatever stiffness you like. IMO 50wt is way to high.
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Old 02-02-2012, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by LosiMadMan
Well I run 5,5,3 on a indoor tight track and it works. Went to 3,5,3 to see how it works out.

I would drop back down to 30wt oil and get the racing spring set and change out the stock springs to whatever stiffness you like. IMO 50wt is way to high.
I agree ive ran 5/5/3 indoors and out and it does well. Definately get the spring kit and go back to around 30w on the shocks
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Old 02-02-2012, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by nitro0619
I agree ive ran 5/5/3 indoors and out and it does well. Definately get the spring kit and go back to around 30w on the shocks
Thats what I did and truck ran great!
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Old 02-02-2012, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by big_alex39301
Has anyone tried the STRC shock towers?
I run the STRC shock towers, they were a good upgrade. Since the losi graphite towers don't offer any different holes to change the geometry, I figured these were just as good and less expensive.
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Originally Posted by BulldogSRT
I must also be one of the lucky ones with diffs that don't leak. I fill my completely full (with side gear in and oil all the the very edge of housing). The only two tricks I did are sanding the diff housing flat (removing mold lines) on gasket surface and glued in the metal outdrive bushings. Where are you guys having the leaks from the outdrives or gasket?

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I will check this out when getting mug O-rings and report the conclusions to this thread after some testing.

Haven't done that sanding: maby should?
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Old 02-03-2012, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by BradS
I run the STRC shock towers, they were a good upgrade. Since the losi graphite towers don't offer any different holes to change the geometry, I figured these were just as good and less expensive.
Thanks. I am gonna give them a try.
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Old 02-03-2012, 07:15 AM
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Is there a part number for just the shock bladders? The manual lists LOSB2906 but its really a rebuild kit which I don't need..
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Originally Posted by D.a.v.e
Is there a part number for just the shock bladders? The manual lists LOSB2906 but its really a rebuild kit which I don't need..
You'll have to buy the whole rebuild kit to get the bladders.
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HB Beams: what inserts?

I tried AKA black but they have empty spots in the corners of the tires
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Originally Posted by JayL
HB Beams: what inserts?

I tried AKA black but they have empty spots in the corners of the tires
I like the proline V3 closed cell foams.
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Thought this would cheer up everyones day, watch this video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FWEY...eature=related
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Originally Posted by JayL
HB Beams: what inserts?

I tried AKA black but they have empty spots in the corners of the tires
AKA Red Foams work very good.
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Originally Posted by Kuya_Kimo
AKA Red Foams work very good.
Yes but they still dont fill the beams properly. Only foam that fills yhat tire properly is the proline v3's
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I hope you dicks are happy because I just bought a tekin pro4 4600. I still think it's too much motor for 90% of us including me, but for the $95 I paid (used) I will check it out first hand. Maybe. Or maybe I will sell it and keep my 5.5 550 trinity monster. We shall see.
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when crackin into my diffs to just swap grease for oil (seems to work fine besides play in my center out drives) can someone tell me what i parts i need like shims or O rings and what you guys are doin that helps dial them in with no leaking

its my first 4x4

i know its been said but this thread has a redic amount of posts! and its hard to keep up!
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