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Old 01-12-2008, 02:02 PM
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i got three shocks built already with no problems but this one is being a bitch. it's like the shock is over bored, the groove is in the wrong place, the clamp is to small of a diameter, or the total height of the spacers/orings is to tall. it has to be one of those reasons. i guess i'll have to buy a new shock assembly and go from there. since i've been building this kit i have been very disappointed in ae. it was missing some small parts and now this.
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Old 01-12-2008, 02:20 PM
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Damn I miss Losi shocks. The Ae's are more time consuming, but work well.
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Is there an aluminum servo saver, or steering rack for the B4/T4? I only want it as I seem to have a problem with the servo saver striping out when ever it feels like it.
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Old 01-12-2008, 05:48 PM
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Yes there is. I don't know the number so you'll have to google it. Or search this thread. I've had the same problem too. Each time I put it together I cinch it down less and less. I've been good for the last couple of months. But it takes a pounding from all the pipes and other trucks I run into. LOL.
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Old 01-12-2008, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by BSchorr
I need a dialed setup that will make my rear end stick to the track and have mad steering for a B4. Running on an indoor high bite clay track running Pink taper slicks.
If previous advices are not enough, check this http://www.petitrc.com/view_news.php?id=4533

The 2005 WC setup seems to be the standard setup / starting point.
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Old 01-12-2008, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by aeRayls
Front, 35wt #1's Browns, shocks middle on tower out on arm.
Camber link 1 washer, inside/inside -1* axle mid 25* blocks

Rear, 30wt #2's Silvers, shocks inside/inside 1 limiter
Camber link 1washer, inside/middle -1* hubs mid

Battery, middle or back.
Add 1.5oz. weight
1 bumpsteer washer on spindle black ballstud on rack.
24.5 mm ride height front and rear
Unscrew front shock eyelet .060 OR use the new .080 shock shaft with 1 limiter inside More durable!
If you make slicks for the front out of tapers they will TURN!Thus the 25* castor blocks. The rear foam is paramount! IF it goes away no setup change will help.
I am running the same setup as that, but with green rear springs as everyone is. The one you mentioned above is the Ryan Cavilieri Trackside 2007 setup. My issue is the rear of the car getting loose in the corners and not very good exit steering. So I am going to go from 2 to 3 degrees of anti-squat to help the car rotate better thru the turns and add 2 shims instead 1 under the ballstud in the U-brace.

Question, what is updated on the "U-braces" I see that it says that on the setip notes.

How do i get more exit steering? Shortening the rear wheel base? Or give it alittle front toe-out to give exit steering like a sedan?
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Old 01-13-2008, 08:25 AM
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Try softer rear shock oil. I think-27.5wt is all the heavier you want. With 30wt rebound might be too slow too allow good weight transfer.
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Old 01-14-2008, 01:13 AM
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anyone know where i can get some spoke front wheels for the b4? preferably yellow, thanks in advance!
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try JConcepts
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Old 01-14-2008, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Davidka
Try softer rear shock oil. I think-27.5wt is all the heavier you want. With 30wt rebound might be too slow too allow good weight transfer.
Or heavier oil? the rear could be transferring weight too fast?? Slamming the weight over, not really controller it? Just a guess... maybe just try a quick spring change to see what it does?
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Old 01-14-2008, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by BSchorr
Question, what is updated on the "U-braces" I see that it says that on the setip notes.
The new u-brace has a little more material where the camber ballstud is mounted. It is just like adding 2 washers to the old brace.
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Old 01-14-2008, 09:26 AM
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Does anybody know if you can buy the set screws only out of the 7381 cvd rebuild package. It seems strange to me that I have to buy a 8 dollar rebuild kit when the only thing I am trying to replace is a set screw that came messed up with the kit. It's like its broken off or something, its only half as long as the good one and no place to put the wrench into it.
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Old 01-14-2008, 09:39 AM
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You can buy individual set screws, just have to do some hunting, find out the size
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Originally Posted by Mike Marshall
Does anybody know if you can buy the set screws only out of the 7381 cvd rebuild package. It seems strange to me that I have to buy a 8 dollar rebuild kit when the only thing I am trying to replace is a set screw that came messed up with the kit. It's like its broken off or something, its only half as long as the good one and no place to put the wrench into it.
can you send it back?

I bought a FT alum. thumb screw tc4 kit for the battery strap long ago..one was threaded, one was NOT! It was sent back and I was credited.
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Originally Posted by Mike Marshall
Does anybody know if you can buy the set screws only out of the 7381 cvd rebuild package. It seems strange to me that I have to buy a 8 dollar rebuild kit when the only thing I am trying to replace is a set screw that came messed up with the kit. It's like its broken off or something, its only half as long as the good one and no place to put the wrench into it.
Try True Value Hardware stores, the genneraly have an exccellent assortment of both metric and english hardware. I purchase all of my screws there for both my X-RAY T2007 and my T4.
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