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Old 10-30-2014, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by bbrace3m
Hey guys, I am building my first B5M kit. I am wondering if I should polish the ball studs, as well as the hinge pins? I have told yes and no by a few different people. Was looking for your guys input on this. If I should polish them, what is a good method of doing it? Thanks in advance, can not wait to get this together to wheel my own B5M instead of borrowing one! lol
Leave the hinge pins alone. Build up with the ball studs as-is and then determine if they are tight and identify which ones then polish if needed.
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Originally Posted by bbrace3m
Hey guys, I am building my first B5M kit. I am wondering if I should polish the ball studs, as well as the hinge pins? I have told yes and no by a few different people. Was looking for your guys input on this. If I should polish them, what is a good method of doing it? Thanks in advance, can not wait to get this together to wheel my own B5M instead of borrowing one! lol
The pinch method on the cups works pretty good. But dont use needle nose pliers, that was not overly great. A plier than can evenly put pressure on the center of the cups seems to work best.
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Old 10-30-2014, 11:28 AM
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Thanks, is this a common issue with all low pro servos or just the savox, the one I'm putting in a friends card is also the 1251
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Old 10-30-2014, 11:29 AM
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bbrace... yes polish them.. why would you not? it helps free everything up and makes silky smooth movement in arms and ball ends.

on the front strc braces.. you have set screws to tighten hingepins so slop if your car has it is your fault. you can space the front hubs as well if your plastic is worn and you need to.

here is the thing.. don't get your car so tight that if you get one spec of dust in it that your suspension will bind. I have seen these anal guys who if you can feel any and I mean any movement in the arm they are ripping the car apart. Then you watch them run and they still are out of the top 10..lol got to have something to blame I guess..lol
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Originally Posted by ironzgti35
Thanks, is this a common issue with all low pro servos or just the savox, the one I'm putting in a friends card is also the 1251
Some guys were saying there was a Futaba or maybe a KO that dropped in. They were out of my price range so I made due. Been running like this for 2 months w/o issue or pinched servo wire.
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Old 10-30-2014, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
The pinch method on the cups works pretty good. But dont use needle nose pliers, that was not overly great. A plier than can evenly put pressure on the center of the cups seems to work best.
What is the pinch method? I have never heard of this before. I think I lightly polish the hinge pins.
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Old 10-30-2014, 12:17 PM
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Here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH22wIvDMTg
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
Okay thanks, this is my first build so I just want to make sure I am doing it correctly. Greatly appreciate the help
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just make sure everything is free when assembled, if not. that car wont handle "right"
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Originally Posted by PFKAOG
When running a square pack where do you plan to mount your esc and receiver?
I run Viper ESC's and KO receivers. I turned the VTX10 on its side and mounted it in front of the lipo tray. The receiver is to the left and the 6pk cap is to the right.
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Originally Posted by ironzgti35
Thanks, is this a common issue with all low pro servos or just the savox, the one I'm putting in a friends card is also the 1251
Savox 1256tg dropped right in on mine with no issues.
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Originally Posted by Jim Hustins
I run Viper ESC's and KO receivers. I turned the VTX10 on its side and mounted it in front of the lipo tray. The receiver is to the left and the 6pk cap is to the right.
Nice work bud!!
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Originally Posted by Jim Hustins
I run Viper ESC's and KO receivers. I turned the VTX10 on its side and mounted it in front of the lipo tray. The receiver is to the left and the 6pk cap is to the right.
that is pretty good. I never even though about doing my vipers like that. that is nice. easy to access the sensor port also.
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Pretty smart idea.
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I have run my ESC's flipped and flopped but could never get used to looking at it, LOL. I hate the way it looks even though the space and arrangement options improve significantly.
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