RC10B4/T4 Forum
#4786
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I would imagine Traxxas stuff is metric.
The MIP seals are actually really low friction but part of that (way back when I used them) is because the I.D. is slightly larger than Associated/Losi seals. As a result, they leaked sooner and more than the stock red seals. I haven't tried them in more than 8 years so they may have changed since then.
The GS silicone seals that I've used are metric so the I.D. is smaller than the 1/8" Associated/Losi seals although I didn't mind the lack of leaks after 5 months of sitting in my closet and then throwing it on the track for a day I'll have to build up a set with identical piston and oil but with different seals and see if there's a difference between them.
The MIP seals are actually really low friction but part of that (way back when I used them) is because the I.D. is slightly larger than Associated/Losi seals. As a result, they leaked sooner and more than the stock red seals. I haven't tried them in more than 8 years so they may have changed since then.
The GS silicone seals that I've used are metric so the I.D. is smaller than the 1/8" Associated/Losi seals although I didn't mind the lack of leaks after 5 months of sitting in my closet and then throwing it on the track for a day I'll have to build up a set with identical piston and oil but with different seals and see if there's a difference between them.
#4789
It wouldn't work, gas truck shocks mount to the rear of the arm, while electric's mount to the front.
Slipper pads should last pretty much for life, unless you run it too loose for too long & glaze everything over
Slipper pads should last pretty much for life, unless you run it too loose for too long & glaze everything over
#4790
looking for B4 or B44 thanks
#4793
The front shock towers on the T4 and on the GT2 have different part numbers in Associated's listing, but I've looked at them up and down and can't find a difference
#4794
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Basically the same, i am running it. The inner camber link mount is a little lower from what i understand so you have to add one washer to get it to the same as the stock one but its hard to tell the difference by looking at it. They look identical.
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Probably been covered many, many times but I didn't have time to read the 160+ pages. For those with RTR T4's....what kind of battery packs are you running? What kind of run times are you getting out of them?
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Double post!
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Anyone that is familiar with these T4 kits, please send me a PM. I have a couple of questions.