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Old 07-31-2009, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Pablo Diablo
??? A Type R in the top ten at the Euro's! Never thought I'd see that. Hey Dragonfire I see he has high roll centers, no JR link and lots of flex! Imagine how fast he would be if he had some Flying Fox parts in his car
I always run high roll centers,solid link(NO Jr link) and Flying Fox shafts....
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Wow, has anyone his setup already?
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Originally Posted by Giorgio
A rather strange question....

Which can be easily solved by some fellow american losi user.

Which kind of belt is fitted on the losi type R?

I mean: Gates powergrip Gt3 or what?

Thanks in advance!!!
A Gates GT3 is the same pitch(3mm) and profile. You would have to get it cut to the right width though. The Gates GT3 is a glass fibre reinforced rubber belt. The Losi belts appear to be aramid(kevlar) reinforced polyurathane belt. I've been looking into this for a while now. As dragonfire said, you'd be hard pressed to find a better belt than the kit belts.
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Originally Posted by John Tag
I always run high roll centers,solid link(NO Jr link) and Flying Fox shafts....
I'm very happy to hear about that. I've got a spool here with your name on it.
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Hope this guy finishes well. Would be immense. Would probably increase popularity in the model as well.
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Originally Posted by Kajman
Wow, has anyone his setup already?
You can get most of it from the pics. This one shows rear camber link positions, rear tow and shock angle. Looks like he has high front diff(probably spool) and low rear diff.
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Originally Posted by Pablo Diablo
I'm very happy to hear about that. I've got a spool here with your name on it.


Sounds good..Im leaving for Nats warm up race tonight. I went to practice the other day while on vacation and all went real well. I actually ran a spool there where 1 ways are more common...
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whats web site did you guys get the pic's from. i cant find it
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Originally Posted by JRXS_chris
I'll be having one of them spools!

We need to track down that guy at the Euros and pinch his setup. Liking the top deck, looks VERY similar to mine

On Pic#5 has anyone noticed the locknut sneakily next to the servo? Has he made a protector for the servo wire?

I see he used a button head screw for FR camber to a Castor blcok, I think I got better one then that, I took a med set screw from LOSA6248 thread locked to LOSA6054 ball end to created a perfect length ball end / king pin for my car.

no more popping a ball cup to do front maintanace that makes front end sloppy.
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Originally Posted by metalracer2
whats web site did you guys get the pic's from. i cant find it
http://events.redrc.net/event-galler...ros/?nggpage=3
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Here is a pic of the new spool showing the detail of the inside.
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Originally Posted by JRXS_chris
I'll be having one of them spools!

We need to track down that guy at the Euros and pinch his setup. Liking the top deck, looks VERY similar to mine

On Pic#5 has anyone noticed the locknut sneakily next to the servo? Has he made a protector for the servo wire?
your right about that nut

he made a lexan piece to guard his AMB and a servo wires from the FR belt.

I wonder why didnt he just go top of the servo
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Originally Posted by da_John_wee
your right about that nut

he made a lexan piece to guard his AMB and a servo wires from the FR belt.

I wonder why didnt he just go top of the servo
Good eyes..Not sure the reason...
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Originally Posted by Pablo Diablo
You can get most of it from the pics. This one shows rear camber link positions, rear tow and shock angle. Looks like he has high front diff(probably spool) and low rear diff.
I recently aquired another Losi Type-R and to add more flex I cut the top deck, by looking at the picture here I see I'm not the only one whe did this. Also check the mount for the batterie tray, it's only held on by the rear mounts.
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Originally Posted by Pablo Diablo
A Gates GT3 is the same pitch(3mm) and profile. You would have to get it cut to the right width though. The Gates GT3 is a glass fibre reinforced rubber belt. The Losi belts appear to be aramid(kevlar) reinforced polyurathane belt. I've been looking into this for a while now. As dragonfire said, you'd be hard pressed to find a better belt than the kit belts.
Thanks Pablo
Fact is I'm not after a better belt. I found Losi quality to be top notch in this. Being a former Xdriver I was spoiled with "oh, it's broken again" belt.

Fact is that I'm going in holiday in the next days, and I would like to give my Solid Edge a summer job...
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