Wildcat1971

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For those of you saying 100k center diff is like a slipper....no it is not unless you maybe own a xray, lol. I had a few guys that are xray and b44.2 owners with slippers in the center. They wanted to see how a center diff felt. Mostly because of the xray 2015 and b44.3. They wanted to see if the investment was worth it. The could not believe how much better the F/R power distribution was with the center diff and 100k. They said the same thing I do. The center diff, even with 100k oils is much easier to drive and put power down with. And on out medium but track, my front wheels still balloon going down the straight. For that track, I have been debating 150-200k. For my high bite track, I prefer the 100k. I tried the 50k and 75k options and didnt like it. The car was too twitchy IMO. But to each their own. Diff oil is cheap and pretty easy to experiment with. I highly suggest you leave clearance on the center diff to "twist it out. Thus lowering the amount of screws you need to remove to get the diff out from 18 to 8. I run my esc behind the motor and I like the balance better. I really need to find someone with the SkyRC scales and see what my corners are at, but when it comes right down to it...I like the way it drives better with the ESC back.

offroad dude

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I can attest to this setup. Nick car was on another level. However, this dude is a wheel also..

RC*PHREAK

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just downloaded ty's setup for the gunsmoke. i don't see the numbers for the rear settings (ride height, camber, toe, sway bar).

nv529

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24-26

billdogg

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So going from 100K to 60K center will help me rotate better around 180s? That is something I'm struggling with.

Slotmachine

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Avid has 100 chassis in stock......

Wildcat1971

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I really do like that chassis.

mdowney

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I ordered both the Avid and the Schelle. Haven't received my kit yet. What's the consensus on the difference between the two? I like "easier to drive" characteristics but I also prefer more agility in technical infield sections. I drive on a med-high grip indoor clay track, medium sized (TRCR). I only bought this kit because of the durability. Every time I've tried racing 4wd I've ended up with at least one DNF. I'd prefer to finish every race with a tank.

mdowney

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Now they show 21 in stock. Damn, those went fast!

kdeleon

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I think he was talking about the chassis and you are looking at the chassis set. There are still 93 chassis in stock if you need that many.

Wildcat1971

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I like the weight the avid adds down low.

Stealth_RT

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I like the extra length of the Schelle chassis. Calms down the stock chassis's rabid weight transfer front/rear. Car doesn't want to pitch into the corners and suddenly snap oversteer. It also jumps better, more level and controllable in the air. As a small side benefit, if you want to run a saddle pack setup, there's more room for the motor to fit without hitting the steering post.

travymoto11

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DIRT DIGGER

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anyone running that ready setup on there d413? if so what u thinking about it? stable easy to drive?

Monkey#39

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Finally got to run my this past weekend.. im running stock springs, stock oils and the thickest bars front and rear the front end is REALLY soft, turning on power im lifting the inside front tires.. Im thinkning on going up in oil .. Whats the heaviest spring for the car (doesnt matter brand )
Should mention indoor carpet track