mojo 309

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any body using the strc rear hub carriers on their scte, if so how do the hold up verus the tlr hub carriers? i do like the idea of the set screw in them to keep the hinge pin from moving back and forth to prevent wear. reason i am asking is i got a set of strc rear hub carries for a very little price so are they worth using or not.

nanoverse

Of course it's not necessary but a very good upgrade. The cars l/r and f/r distribution balances nicely. You'll def notice an improvement in the handling characteristics. Also if you want to get the weight distribution closer to the 2.0, with changing the motor mount placement, this is a good upgrade.

mojo 309

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Is the ape battery tray a direct bolt on fit or does holes need to be drilled in the TLR lightwight flex chassis? looking at the ape web page there is no contact phone number to call just email info.

ChrisAttebery

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The tray will bolt right up to any normal layout SCTE chassis. You will have to slightly mod the plastic insert on the TLR chassis if you use it.

If you had emailed me directly I would have already answered your questions. There's a reason I don't put my number on the site.

cschaefer

Hard anodized blue pivot ball set for SCTE 4x4 by Leadfinger racing. Please message me if anyone is interested. Thanks guys

mojo 309

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Chris
Thanks for answering my questions about the scte tray i look forword to trying it out. If by any chance any of you racers get a chance to talk with Chris you will find him very helpful and a really nice guy to talk with.


Thanks again Chris.

Losi57

The APE battery tray is a great buy.Moving the weight back makes a huge difference in jumping and handling.My truck used to plow through the corners until i installed that tray.To tell you the truth.I was running the APE tray for about six months.Then i bought the 2.0.I didnt notice much of a difference.It was a little smoother only because it was new though.Hope this helps.

BDRMBULLY

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Found this...

chevelledude

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Can someone tell me the thread size on the axles? Thanks

RiceP

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How much for the lead finger ha pivot balls

platgof

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Here's a trick I learned on rebuilding the diffs. If they lock up when reassembling, loosen them till they start to turn again, rotate till smooth, then slowly tighten, and spin them, as they are tightened. If this does not work, disassemble and start over.

tc5 man

Well i got my truck back together onto the TLR Flex chassis with the torque brace on the rear. And wow i cant believe how much lighter it is now from stock !

losi007

Will acetine loosen the CA glue thats on my rim? I unmounted my tires but need to clean up the dry hard CA?

bds81175

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I asked Chris from Leadfinger RC about making the rod end balls out of SST instead of anodized aluminum. All of the other products I have run in the past used steel and the pretty much last forever. I think if we drummed up enough interest he might do it. Anyone else interested like me??

http://www.rctech.net/forum/florida-...inger-r-c.html

chucko

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if you suspend them in a closed bucket or container and let them absorb the fumes for a day or two the glue flakes right off..