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Originally Posted by GizmoTLR
(Post 11732997)
DANNY SEND ME A 4.2!!!! lol
Anyone have a setup sheet of cavs specs for this race? |
Originally Posted by YankeeFan123
(Post 11732554)
It all depends where, WCRC already got their first batch
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Originally Posted by GizmoTLR
(Post 11732997)
DANNY SEND ME A 4.2!!!! lol
Anyone have a setup sheet of cavs specs for this race? |
Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 11729454)
I am surprised someone has not made a production plate for center mounting the esc. I know some people definitely think it is better.
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What kind of weight is that? Looks cool.
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Originally Posted by Cridd
(Post 11733712)
What kind of weight is that? Looks cool.
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My buggy has started to get a little squeaky, I am pretty sure it the hinge pins on the arms. Should I replace them with the same thing or is there a better alternative.
Also, nobody answered my above question about the cells shaking around inside the case of my Wolfpacks. P.S. How do you guys get your cars clean? |
Originally Posted by Venom1836
(Post 11734299)
My buggy has started to get a little squeaky, I am pretty sure it the hinge pins on the arms. Should I replace them with the same thing or is there a better alternative.
Also, nobody answered my above question about the cells shaking around inside the case of my Wolfpacks. P.S. How do you guys get your cars clean? for the squeaky hinge pins, it could also be your cvd's. Take all the hinge pins out and clean the holes in the arms and polish all of the hinge pins. They build up a little funk over time from normal use. I just use a compressor to blow off the dust then a little simple green or pledge on a rag to wipe the car down. makes them look new again. |
Originally Posted by micrors4guy
(Post 11734334)
there is nothing you can do about the cells inside the pack unless you open the case to double side tape them down.
for the squeaky hinge pins, it could also be your cvd's. Take all the hinge pins out and clean the holes in the arms and polish all of the hinge pins. They build up a little funk over time from normal use. I just use a compressor to blow off the dust then a little simple green or pledge on a rag to wipe the car down. makes them look new again. I sprayed a little on the bottom of the chassis to clean things up and now a few of the screws have spots of rust. I'll probably stick with simple green only on the tires now and pledge for plastics. More importantly though, is it safe to keep running the lipos? |
Is cav running kyo pink springs up front? What castor blocks only have 2 holes?
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Originally Posted by Venom1836
(Post 11734475)
Thanks, also does simple green rust things?
I sprayed a little on the bottom of the chassis to clean things up and now a few of the screws have spots of rust. I'll probably stick with simple green only on the tires now and pledge for plastics. More importantly though, is it safe to keep running the lipos? |
Originally Posted by Venom1836
(Post 11734299)
My buggy has started to get a little squeaky, I am pretty sure it the hinge pins on the arms. Should I replace them with the same thing or is there a better alternative.
Also, nobody answered my above question about the cells shaking around inside the case of my Wolfpacks. P.S. How do you guys get your cars clean? http://www.trakpowerusa.com/chemicals/index.html |
Originally Posted by Jmuck69
(Post 11734543)
Try this spray cleaner. Works great by spraying on chassis, suspension and shocks. I would avoid bearings directly and electronics. Let it sit for a few seconds then blow off with an air compressor. Cleans great and smells decent.
http://www.trakpowerusa.com/chemicals/index.html |
Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 11734588)
you ever try that wax stuff? it said it quiets gears, lol. I wonder if that is cavs secret to his stealth b4, lol.
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Originally Posted by MikeXray
(Post 11734486)
Is cav running kyo pink springs up front? What castor blocks only have 2 holes?
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