Umm your front suspension is bound up, shouldn't be like that.

1555 with a short and lead in the foam.

I'll bite. Who/what is Yaiba? (lol @ me!)

You are able to see their products on this page:
http://www.tresrey-usa.com/yaiba-racing-ae-b4/

And they haven't added the steering rack yet but you can see it here:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/tresrey-...-forum-2.html#

All that stuff looks cool, but I like the blue AE stuff... Not a fan of red...

Anyone know where you can get AE's color blue spacers for a large quantity but cheap? Kind of overprice when you buy like a pack of like 10 that is like 5 bucks.

Cheaper to get them here ;-)

http://www.tsrproducts.com/

It is all better now, but it was a bummer to have those parts not fit right (thankfully it is an easy fix). That was the nice part about this thread, I found out I wasn't alone.

Wow!!!! Those are some very expensive parts/pieces.

i really need to get my b4.2 on the scales lol

im extremely curious where im at with the orion wts w/ 2 silvers and the wts w/o weights

a little flash is all its takes , only take a few runs to break her in anyway ..



Not sure bout some of those tunes though.. Jk

It is hard to find music so that they don't slap a bunch of viagra ads on my videos, not to mention I had to find an hours worth

Anybody try the tsr gear diff on the above site?

Anybody ever balance charge a lipo on a hitec charger and it says balance plug not plugged in....and it is. Moved to 3 other ports and same thing....battery no good?

In the video on the previous page there are some recommendations of aftermarket parts needed from the beginning of the build. one of them is the use of brass washers for the bleeder screw in the shock cap. Does any one know the part number of these washers or where to get them?

I find my balance plugs fail all the time. I guess I man-handle them and end up breaking the wires near the banana plug. I probably have to resolder at least one every month.

Try a known good set of balance plugs before looking at the battery. It isn't all that uncommon for the internal wiring on the battery side to fail though.