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Old 09-28-2008, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by metalracer2
if it was me i would not dremel the car. i would just buy the prs adapter it's only $20. i got my 17.5 to work with a 104 spur with runner tires
Or, you can dremel the motor... Not my first choice, but with the Tekin Redline being a few mm longer and no taper at the endbell I couldn't get even close... Even dremeling the inner pin mount wasn't enough... by the time I got enough material off the pin mount to fit a 118/53, there wasn't enough left of it to hold the ball in place...

The Xcelorin and Trinity motors I had in the car were both shaped just fine and required no dremeling to get a 118/53 in the car, but my Xcelorin is a 10.5, and the 17.5 Trinity that I borrowed from Alex last time out was busy in his Speedmerchant today... so with no prs adapter handy, this is the result...

warning: it might be a good idea to check for ROAR legality (or whatever rules are in place where you race)
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Originally Posted by Trips
Or, you can dremel the motor... Not my first choice, but with the Tekin Redline being a few mm longer and no taper at the endbell I couldn't get even close... Even dremeling the inner pin mount wasn't enough... by the time I got enough material off the pin mount to fit a 118/53, there wasn't enough left of it to hold the ball in place...

The Xcelorin and Trinity motors I had in the car were both shaped just fine and required no dremeling to get a 118/53 in the car, but my Xcelorin is a 10.5, and the 17.5 Trinity that I borrowed from Alex last time out was busy in his Speedmerchant today... so with no prs adapter handy, this is the result...

warning: it might be a good idea to check for ROAR legality (or whatever rules are in place where you race)
damn
well you got it to work
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I'm looking to change my thrust bearing in my losi type r

what is the difference between the losa3018 and losa 3098

http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...Bearing/Detail

http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...-Thrust/Detail
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Originally Posted by maximebeauvais
I'm looking to change my thrust bearing in my losi type r

what is the difference between the losa3018 and losa 3098

http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...Bearing/Detail

http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...-Thrust/Detail
The first one is the stock one, which I think sucks, the cage always explodes. I've used the 2nd, but didn't like it either. If your looking for a losi one, this set is good
http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...Bearing/Detail

but not caged, for caged I have been using the ones that Axiom has, the hold up well.
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Old 09-29-2008, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by maximebeauvais
I'm looking to change my thrust bearing in my losi type r

what is the difference between the losa3018 and losa 3098

http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...Bearing/Detail

http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...-Thrust/Detail
Max, Please change the diff balls as well... Xray diff bals fits even if they are metric... and I beleive H2K have them in stock
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yeah, I will change the balls for sure I think I still have some new 3/32 at home somewhere.
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The mcmaster thrust bearings work great. I've been running mine since last year and they are in tip top shape. p/n 7806k53 Link
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Originally Posted by maximebeauvais
yeah, I will change the balls for sure I think I still have some new 3/32 at home somewhere.

run the 2.4's, you get a smoother diff...

Try our new ceramic ball captured thrusts, way smooth!
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Originally Posted by dgullickson
run the 2.4's, you get a smoother diff...

Try our new ceramic ball captured thrusts, way smooth!
Dave you gonna be at the NWIC race in Salem in a coouple of weeks? Does Ron have all there diff balls and thrust kits?

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Originally Posted by dgullickson
run the 2.4's, you get a smoother diff...

Try our new ceramic ball captured thrusts, way smooth!
you mean this? http://www.axiommotors.com/24mm-cera...2pk-p-509.html
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Old 09-30-2008, 05:01 AM
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I always use the losa3018 for the diff, and they seem fine, the trick is not to over tighten them and they will last.

As for motor clearance, i just shave out the pivot block with a sandpaper wheel, and it has plenty of clearance to get the motor all the way back in the mount.
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Originally Posted by da_John_wee

That be the one
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Mike-

Did you run the steering rack foreward on the top deck? was it for battery connector clearance or for the ackerman change? I have to run them foreward for connector clearence with the TrakPower Lipo's. What kind of change will I expect from the foreward and back positions of the rack on the top deck? I would imagine and little quicker and sharper steering running it foreward? Where do you run the rack for both foam and rubber? This setting is not on the setup sheets.

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Old 09-30-2008, 06:13 PM
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I always run the steering rack foward, yes it does make the steering more responsive.
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thanks Mike.

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