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Old 03-27-2014, 03:49 PM
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So I am trying to pinpoint some flat jumping issues. I put 2x1.6 tapered pistons in, 32.5 front, 30 rear. It seems as if the rear has trouble coming up. What are some issues I can look at?
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Throttle control. Also, I tried some tapers and didn't like them. Currently on the 3 hole 1.4's, same weight oil as you said and LOVE it. What springs??
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I have the same shock package but I don't have that issue. I would say you are on the throttle a tad too long.


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So I am trying to pinpoint some flat jumping issues. I put 2x1.6 tapered pistons in, 32.5 front, 30 rear. It seems as if the rear has trouble coming up. What are some issues I can look at?
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Is the aluminum steering rack and front arm mount lighter or heavier than the stock plastic?
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Originally Posted by gticlay
No. How would that help with the back and forth movement?
It is going to "lock" the arms down with the hinge pins removing the slop you are getting
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Originally Posted by Tradin Paint
Is the aluminum steering rack and front arm mount lighter or heavier than the stock plastic?
alum is heavier than plastic. I have talked to a few people running the AE alloy rack. they all say irs crap and useless. Nothing wrong with the plastic rack.
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Originally Posted by nordfink
Throttle control. Also, I tried some tapers and didn't like them. Currently on the 3 hole 1.4's, same weight oil as you said and LOVE it. What springs??
Black front, kit rear(white?)
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I'm on white rear, green fronts... Watch your throttle and make sure nothing is bound up. Idk? Make sure your ride height isn't all jacked up one way or the other. ..
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can a rear motor be made in to a mid set up?
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Originally Posted by Pittsdriver
So I am trying to pinpoint some flat jumping issues. I put 2x1.6 tapered pistons in, 32.5 front, 30 rear. It seems as if the rear has trouble coming up. What are some issues I can look at?
check for a bent shock shaft or hinge pin.
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Sure, buy a mm chassis and all the mm parts... Or buy both kits...
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Originally Posted by evolution03
what size turnbuckle wrench do i need for the b5m ?
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So they are an odd size and a no simple measurement ? My guess was they were 3.5mm
The kit comes with a tool.
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
alum is heavier than plastic. I have talked to a few people running the AE alloy rack. they all say irs crap and useless. Nothing wrong with the plastic rack.
already uninstalled and thrown in the box
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Pic 1 of my rewire and new layout
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