Team Losi JRXS Type-R
#8026
For rear toe i pretty much always use 3 for rubber, and 2 for foam. With regards to altering the rubber car, usually just changing front drive (1-way or spool), front hex, the ackerman hole on the steering rack, or the number of shims on the rear camber link is all it takes to make the car work on whatever track i've run at.
#8028
Depending on the size pinion you will be running, i would say between 100 and 104.
#8030
You will not be able to mesh any pinion with that to get the ratios you will be after, MAYBE you could get away with a 96 when using foam tires, but that would be pushing it.
#8033
Tech Adept
#8034
Tech Initiate
Did anyone tried the Ceramic Bearing Kit form speedzoneusa? (http://www.speedzoneusa.com/estore/i...roducts_id=195)
#8036
Did anyone tried the Ceramic Bearing Kit form speedzoneusa? (http://www.speedzoneusa.com/estore/i...roducts_id=195)
My drive train is extremely free, they've lasted and it shaved quite a few grams from total weight.
One and only downside: he doesn't have a kit for my son's tc4 or the xray m18 yet .
#8037
Tech Initiate
I orderd ceramic diff ball few day ago, i hope they will be better than original
#8039
If you can find the measurements for it and a 3600 you may be able to tell from that. If it is as wide as a 3600, you will have to mod the car to make fit.
#8040