nitrotruckn

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I would use rear hub #9730 as it is a direct drop in for the T4. You will need the bearings and spacer Wild Cherry mentioned as well.

chewiefttc4

iTrader: (27)

yeah cavs cactus classic setup

BSchorr

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For buggy? or both?

Wild Cherry

Anyone tried raising the rear shock tower .060 ?

I tried it out tonight , more traction when hard into the turn....

tom_chang79

iTrader: (13)

Why not saw it off with a rotary tool? You can also buy some spacers offered by Tamiya since many of their cars need this for some odd reason...

Just running a search on Tower Hobbies got a lot of hits from various manufacturers:

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...acer&search=Go

Now you can space your Castle motor and not have to ream out the gear cover...

Tater salad

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Hmm havent heard of this one, kinda similar to putting a little bit of droop spacers under the pistons? But i guess it would change the shock angle slightly.

Tater salad

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Dude that track is f'ing dialed, that makes me want to take a vacation and check that place out.

BSchorr

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How much weight are people having to add to the side of the battery tray when running lets say.. an Orion 3800 Lipo? I need to guess on how much to order

mr_bungle

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I am buying a Factory Team T4 kit and would like some advice. I have about $20 to spend to get my purchase up to $250 so I can utilize a "$25 off" coupon.

Any thoughts on some relatively cheap additions that are "must have" for a T4?

I'm getting into the hobby again after a number of years, so have some old pinion gears, but maybe I should buy some new ones. Any ideas, using the stock spur gear, on a starting point for a pinion gear? Novak 17.5 motor, relatively small track.

Is the shock oil and springs included in the FT kit good for a starting point, or should I immediately switch those out?

Thanks for any ideas!

Jason Pelletier

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I think we need to support the local track. I myself have been guilty of buying online but i still by alot of my things at the track even though i could save more in the long run.

Tracks are few and far between.

mr_bungle

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Oooook, let's say I was buying $20 worth of items from a local track. What would you recommend?

I will be supporting my local track via practice and racing fees. I understand what you're saying, but I have to imagine I'm probably not the only one who is buying a vehicle online.

Jason Pelletier

iTrader: (33)

Ohh ok...... ask towerhobbies what you should get for your track.


what track you race at ?

dr_hfuhuhurr

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Spares...

Maybe some front arms, Shock rebuild kit(s), spring kits?

mr_bungle

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Thank you kindly for the useful and relevant reply, dr!

GMS_Racing

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Font arms and 30deg. caster blocks