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Old 03-28-2014, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Bob Barry
there's no 'crush' washer built into it. So when you tighten the screws it binds. If you crack them loose a little so it doesn't bind, it just backs out. I used lock tight, even tried coating the screws, letting it dry and then threading them in. Simply doesn't work.

I heard there's a mod that you can do to add a crush washer but I haven't seen it The plastic parts fit perfect and work perfect so that's what's installed right now. Maybe down the road I'll find this mod and do it, but for now, no thanks.
I did the crush washer mod on the akerman rack and works great. Never had a screw back out on the aluminum rack. There needs to be a crush sleeve on the long screws that thread into the top plate. The mod was on B5 Nation FB page.

Basically you use the 1mm blue AE ballstud washer between the bearings in the akerman rack. you have to ream out the hole between the two bearings enough to allow the washer to fit. it was a 5 min mod.
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Are these shims all the same thickness or varied?
Variety of thickness. I think even .05mm
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Old 03-28-2014, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Spoold97
Ive been running the aluminum rack for about a month now with now issues at all.
10-4
What's going on my ride if ever arrives...

Not seen any problems with..

Brings precise steering compared to the less stiff plastic.
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Originally Posted by vito
how long is the build time frame?
same or less than your 22 was.

If you don't want to "fight" with the wiring to fit the esc and rx down on the chassis, the car does come with an optional receiver tray/bridge. Most don't use it but it's an option.
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Old 03-28-2014, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
10-4
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Not seen any problems with..

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Wait a sec... you still don't have yours? Bummer
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Old 03-28-2014, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Pittsdriver
Not me selling them, but I might buy one, thought you guys might be interested.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RC10B5-CNC-M...item51bb285967
HE is a member on RC10talk, he has 2 version custom graphite battery straps also.
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Old 03-28-2014, 09:34 AM
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Sold the one Scott was holding for me, thought no big as Ae will send more.

Dude !
Ae don't even have the spare parts , who would think they even sell a ride with out parts available ?

They used to stock the parts weeks before, now they have customers waiting and can't build or even fix the thing.

Sure hope they get it together soon.

Sean !!!!

Where's the inserts for the alloy arm mounts ?

When ??????
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When I am on quarter throttle or less, it's really choppy and makes some grinding noise. My diff was broken in and it's really smooth. Does anyone know what the problem could be?
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When I am on quarter throttle or less, it's really choppy and makes some grinding noise. My diff was broken in and it's really smooth. Does anyone know what the problem could be?
Bad sensor wire...?
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Old 03-28-2014, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by racer1812
same or less than your 22 was.

If you don't want to "fight" with the wiring to fit the esc and rx down on the chassis, the car does come with an optional receiver tray/bridge. Most don't use it but it's an option.
I need to tell you I got one hand its hard
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Bad sensor wire...?
Unfortunately, it's not the sensor wire. I tried a couple of them..
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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?
Stiffer rear spring and more antisquat (unless you have 2 degrees already)
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Originally Posted by racer1812
same or less than your 22 was.

If you don't want to "fight" with the wiring to fit the esc and rx down on the chassis, the car does come with an optional receiver tray/bridge. Most don't use it but it's an option.
i actually use mine for my transponder,since i have the older one
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Old 03-28-2014, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by TJ Hart
When I am on quarter throttle or less, it's really choppy and makes some grinding noise. My diff was broken in and it's really smooth. Does anyone know what the problem could be?
Just a thought maybe your gear mesh is off. Check to see if your pinion is smashed up against your spur gear
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Does anyone know where I can find #91385
Arm Mount Inserts. I only need the 3 3 inserts.
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