Originally Posted by vito (Post 10565434)

do i run the stock slipper with the rc shox pads or the new ae set up one from the up grade kit from the ft kit?

Originally Posted by ilanstylz (Post 10565504)

How about you try both and choose which one you like better.......

Originally Posted by CraigMBA (Post 10565111)

The surface has to be flat (glass) and LEVEL (jack screws).

The bubble level is so you can level out the flat surface. It is totally adequate for the purpose. I have a digital level for the camber/caster gauge on my 1:1 car and IMO there is no additional accuracy to be had.

I use a $10 Ikea coffee table in my workroom/spare bedroom, and a left over cabinet door at the track.

Originally Posted by rickybobbyxxx (Post 10566771)

Any one know what size the balls are on the rc shox center diff??

Originally Posted by JLinney (Post 10566530)

Did you shim them as described in this thread or buy the manual. If by the manual that was your mistake.

Originally Posted by rickybobbyxxx (Post 10566771)

Any one know what size the balls are on the rc shox center diff??

Originally Posted by Evil Genius jr. (Post 10566852)

Nope used two stock shims....
RCshox diff uses 4mm balls.

Originally Posted by johnbugman (Post 10566901)

ok question would it be a big deal to replace one of my carbide diff balls with a steel one for temporary use i lost one during rebuild of center diff. need help asap!!!

Originally Posted by fq06 (Post 10566912)

I run 2 shims under each sun gear, mesh is perfect.
My 1/8 buggy likes to be more open with one cross bar gear set shimmed and the other not shimmed, but my sc10 4x likes to be a little tighter than manufacturers recommendation.

Originally Posted by Evil Genius jr. (Post 10567066)

Thats what I have.
Does the notchy feeling mean too tight or too loose?