MasiisaM

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Im redoing it as well..

I hated it as well and about to send all the orange bits to Carolina Custom Anodizing...getting them done gunmetal grey. Talked to Jason...good guy..will take a few weeks and cost 60-80 bucks. All the stock orange parts plus some extra ball stud/A-arm spacers.

Sent the chassis to Thunder designs for a custom chassis protector for both the top and bottom grafx...

will post pic's when it's all done...

tom2tone

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Ok thanks. Where is a good place to pick up some washers and what sizes are good to have on hand?

Wildcat1971

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Got my Avid chassis. Now I need to tear apart the car

AlderBoy

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It should be pretty good. If it's too aggressive go to 20/100/4 in the diffs and don't run any sway bars.

Slotmachine

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Here are some purple ones on ebay, I got some orange ones and my buddy ordered red.
http://m.ebay.com/itm/311153964313

skyline1015

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post some pics when you are done. mine should be here this week

Firewood

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LMAO. So there I was building my D413, and miss read the RF hinge pin mount spacing. I read 5mm not .5mm Once I dug around my box and found 5mm worth of spacers for each side and got it together I was looking at it and thinking something is up.

Whats available for clamped hexes to fit the D413. I can't stand these things.
I can see me loosing a freakin pin or hex between rounds as I'm cleaning tires.

anthonybaston84

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Lol nice build.... As far as clamping hexes, I don't think they have any out yet. First page says to put a dab of grease on both ends of hexes to hold pin. I put locktite before reading that and now the pins are a pain to get out.

moch8

A bit pissed off about the parts situation both Amain and Tower don't have the front shock tower mount. Also has anyone tried using the Assosciated shock pistons and/or shafts. Main reason I ask is so that it is easier to get the pre drilled 2 x 1.6/1.7 pistons. Living in Australia it is a pain to get spares and options.

yzracer758

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Crisis averted: http://www.stormerhobbies.com/cgi-bi...s&pn=HOT112773

jhautz

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Ive been using the clamping hexes from the Losi 22 since I built mine. Like you I didnt care for the chance of loosing a pin. I had them already so I just tried them and they worked perfect. Direct fit, no mods needed. Its nice because they have +.75 and +1.5mm hexes available too if you want to mess with the track width for tuning. I haven't tried those yet. Just been running the STD width to this point.

anthonybaston84

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Nice man thanks for the heads up on those. I'm getting some asap do you have a part #?

Firewood

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[QUOTE=jhautz;13659698]Ive been using the clamping hexes from the Losi 22 since I built mine. Like you I didnt care for the chance of loosing a pin. I had them already so I just tried them and they worked perfect. Direct fit, no mods needed. Its nice because they have +.75 and +1.5mm hexes available too if you want to mess with the track width for tuning. I haven't tried those yet. Just been running the STD width to

You are the man! I'm ordering some tonight.

Slotmachine

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I ran 30000 in the front 100000 center and 15 in the rear diff today and the buggy was the best its been so far. Our track is smooth indoor hard packed and we run super soft slicks on all four corners.

ironzgti35

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Looks similar to the B5M JC clamping hex...I'll test fit mine tomorrow