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Waflet 09-21-2013 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by Rob Braz (Post 12563066)
Could someone explain to me what a shaved u brace is and c hubs? Thanks

Hideeho
See page 1.

Wild Cherry 09-21-2013 06:00 PM

First Try Out


The new HARD rear arms feel or perform the same as the carbon version.

Can't notice a significant difference.

They fit great, tight & smooth.

The new rear Hards will make a big improvement for the B44
The carbon arms sway bar studs were in the wrong location for the B44.

ntJeff 09-21-2013 06:34 PM


Originally Posted by bds81175 (Post 12562965)
My son painted his. Did you paint yours on the outside? Can't tell from the pics but it looks sharp painted on the inside.

Both inside & outside are painted the same. Couldn't get the desired look by painting inside only. Painting both sides will also prevent any clear spots from bad landings (I do those a lot :lol:)

DBell79 09-21-2013 07:00 PM

Differences
 
Could someone tell me the differences (if any) there are between the B4.1(Worlds car with big bores) and a B4.2?? I'm just looking for advice before purchasing a 1/10 2wd buggy to get back into this great hobby! Thanks in advance!!

silveraider14 09-21-2013 07:00 PM

Ran my 4.2 on our outdoor carpet track and it was a handful. Just being rear motor it had nothing on the mid motors. Not really a suprise but coming from a rb6 mm it was super inconsistent. Although the 3 x 1.4 pistions are dialed!

going to race indoor dirt tommarow with those hard rear arms also! Wish I would have got to try them on the carpet tho

Cridd 09-21-2013 07:12 PM

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-2x16mm-2x11mm

anybody tried these?

Grasschopper 09-21-2013 07:50 PM


Originally Posted by DBell79 (Post 12564602)
Could someone tell me the differences (if any) there are between the B4.1(Worlds car with big bores) and a B4.2?? I'm just looking for advice before purchasing a 1/10 2wd buggy to get back into this great hobby! Thanks in advance!!

Hexes, alloy bellcranks, VTS slipper and a different body on the B4.2

Grasschopper 09-21-2013 07:53 PM


Originally Posted by Cridd (Post 12564647)

Yea I run them...I'll be honest though and say I haven't done back to backs like Cherry and I suck so I can't really give good feedback anyway. :D

DBell79 09-21-2013 08:08 PM


Originally Posted by Grasschopper (Post 12564730)
Hexes, alloy bellcranks, VTS slipper and a different body on the B4.2

Thanks so much!!

trixter91 09-21-2013 08:56 PM

Also the b4.1 has the front bearings in the wheel or rim where the b4.2 has them built in the front hub.

Madman1 09-21-2013 09:06 PM

Is the avid centering kit worth getting?

trixter91 09-21-2013 09:09 PM

I got it I think it helps you jump flatter then off balanced. But anyway for 28 bucks you cant go wrong, if nothing else it gives you a little more weight in the rear.

xTotalghost 09-21-2013 09:16 PM


Originally Posted by trixter91 (Post 12564897)
I got it I think it helps you jump flatter then off balanced. But anyway for 28 bucks you cant go wrong, if nothing else it gives you a little more weight in the rear.

Does it really help because last race I had a problem with coming off jumps in balanced

trixter91 09-21-2013 09:18 PM

Yea I would buy it again. Im gonna put it in my sc10

t0p_sh0tta 09-21-2013 11:00 PM


Originally Posted by xTotalghost (Post 12564908)
Does it really help because last race I had a problem with coming off jumps in balanced

It's not because of the motor being off center. Take a look at everything else first. Make sure shocks are the same length, droop is equal and there's nothing binding.

Bet you $10 that solves if the problem.


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