jkirkwood

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Pablo, I will order one from the US distributor once you annouce that. Looks great!

hamster778

Hi ya, they look great. what would be the chances of getting some sent to the UK.

Cheers

Tim

Pablo Diablo

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I've never measured a PRS spur but the PCD(diameter of hole patern) I use is 16mm. It's the most common PCD for spurs. Xray spurs fit as do RW and Robinson.

Just measure the distance between 2 opposite holes on your PRS spur. If its 16mm or 0.62" all is good.

Pablo Diablo

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No problems. Postage from Oz to UK tends to be on the slow side but I can send them. If I get enough interest out of the UK I will sort something better out.

a_main_attendee

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That thing is sexy for sure.. I know its probably not set in stone, but what will the base price be, assuming you meet your finacial goals?

Pablo Diablo

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Good to know its not just me who thinks that!

I don't want to do the wrong thing by my potential US distributor by anouncing a price before we have a final agreement. It will be more expensive than other products that allow the use of different spurs, but not so much that it is no longer competatively priced.

You have to understand that my layshaft also solves many other problems too. That gap btween the pulleys is a little larger allowing a wider choice of batteries(Im yet to find one that won't fit), It elimintaes all play between the pulleys and by being made out of one solid piece of aluminium your spurs and pulleys will run perfectly true and concentric.

It's also a far more complex part to make compared to anything else on the market.


Sorry I can't say any more, but expect something very reasonable.

metalracer2

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i'm going to buy one as soon as they are in the us

Radron

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I will surely be ordering one as soon as they reach the U.S., Thanks !!

Dragonfire

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They look awesome in the flesh ( or my hand to be more precise)!

I have been running a prototype for a little while now and it has been flawless. Normal spurs, no lipo problems, and a little less weight too. You also get rid the e-clips.

It simply improves on losi's shortfall in the design of the layshaft to fit normal spurs and lipos.

YmeBP

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I tried a whole ton of stuff yesterday and finally started seeing great results with changing ride height and droop. The track was a bit dusty yesterday and unprepped but i think i may have a decent rear setup, now to work on the front end of the car.

What i ended up with was removing the washers under the front rear hinge pin blocks and adding them to the rear toe block, went with high roll center, moved the shocks outboard and went down to 4mm ride height and 3mm droop in the front and 1.5 in the rear. It was getting there, i think i need to come up .5 to 1mm on ride height because the chassis is bottoming out in the corners. I think i'm also going to stiffen the sway bars a bit too to keep me flatter.

miku

Pablo

Let me know when you have the price set in Australia, I am interested in the new layshaft as I always have problems with the eclips.

MIKU

minittrackmann

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Anyone no of a good asphalt setup for the type r?

Pablo Diablo

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Congratulations to Dragonfire who today won the Much More Masters in Sydney. This is one of the biggest on road events in Australia and there were plenty of big named drivers competing, but it was Dragonfire with the little known Losi, who TQ'd and took the win.

Dragonfire

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I'll get a setup sheet done tomorrow. Another losi driver ran the setup and did pick up some time. Note that he also said it had to be driven with a smooth throttle finger as well but if it is fast then it can be smoothed to suit your conditions (depending on your grip level).

minittrackmann

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Thanks and congrats brotha...