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Old 07-26-2014, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by kerby
The same motor I had in my other wheelers seems slow in the 413.... Time to motor up
I remember Deguzman posting a couple months or so ago, a final drive comparison chart for different brands of buggies. The D413 has the lowest gear ratio. This might be the difference your noticing.
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can someone tell me whats the size of the front hex 12mm or 9.8 like the AE B44.2 thanks.
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The kit comes with 12mm & 9.8mm front hexes. You can take your pick.
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Originally Posted by Matt :-)
The kit comes with 12mm & 9.8mm front hexes. You can take your pick.
great thanks
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has anyone tried the carbon inserts to tame down the twitchyness?
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if anyone is looking for the kit. Absolutehobbyz.com has them in stock

http://www.absolutehobbyz.com/produc...ducts_id=16818
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Originally Posted by skyline1015
has anyone tried the carbon inserts to tame down the twitchyness?
If your buggy is twitchy, going to carbon inserts should make it worse.
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What are u guys doing to fix the slop around the steering bridge?
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File it down a little..still had some slop, but it's better
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Here's a pic of a 22t Robinson Racing Absolute steel pinion I took during the build. Fits great. No dremeling or filling needed.

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Originally Posted by RC*PHREAK
If your buggy is twitchy, going to carbon inserts should make it worse.
I believe they might be referring to these. The kit comes with a #4, but #3 (aggressive) , and #5 (mellow) are optional.


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Originally Posted by Red78
File it down a little..still had some slop, but it's better
Yeah, did it already, after a couple of runs it was to back.
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Has anyone figured out a standard shock setup to start with as a good base? There is a local d413 that is struggling with the shock setup and I'd like to help him out? He was running one of Ty's setups and it just wasn't right for out track ( some big jumps, high bites and a little bumpy is spots) his car bottomed out too easily and was unstabke. He was running something like 45/4wt oil. We tried 1.6/1.7, 1.3/1.4, 1.4/1.5..... thanks.
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Originally Posted by Matt :-)
I believe they might be referring to these. The kit comes with a #4, but #3 (aggressive) , and #5 (mellow) are optional.


http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXEGJA&P=ML
Ah, ok. I assumed he was asking about the arm inserts/covers.
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Originally Posted by symmetricon
Has anyone figured out a standard shock setup to start with as a good base? There is a local d413 that is struggling with the shock setup and I'd like to help him out? He was running one of Ty's setups and it just wasn't right for out track ( some big jumps, high bites and a little bumpy is spots) his car bottomed out too easily and was unstabke. He was running something like 45/4wt oil. We tried 1.6/1.7, 1.3/1.4, 1.4/1.5..... thanks.
1.3/3-hole all around with 37.5/30wt Losi in emulsion with the stock springs. Go up one stiffness in the front with AE B5 Blue springs to tame it down a little more.
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