JoelV

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Anybody know when the next batch of phi's will be available?

stiltskin

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I've got a US kit for sale. Sent you a PM. Let me know if you're interested.

Still Bill

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Just ask Jeff Brown at Corally USA. He is usually quick to respond; except, those boys may be headed to the Snowbirds soon.

MAD916

we have a few kits available.....

MoonTrap

Hi Guys,

Im wondering how you are managing to get the 1/4" x 3/8" working as a thrust bearing, i've tried most of the tips listed a few pages back, and it still feels very notchy, like the bearing is binding.. I'm not sure if its a cheap bearing, or if its because the bearing just cant handle the thrust loads. Is there any other alternative, as the thrust washers score quickly after a few runs.

Thanks Ya`All

Korey Harbke

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Are you using the little red sp12x spacer thingy? I guess thats pretty key to getting to whoel setup to work. I personally havent tried the new trick everyone seems to be doing. I havent had any issues with my stock thrust bearings.

-Korey

Still Bill

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Hi Korey,

I am using the standard Corally diff grease in my thrust assembly.

What grease are you using?

Vicko

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dose Josh Cyrul make an upgrade kit for the PHI
I have see the chassie he makes for the corally team drivers
but dose he have an entire kit for sale?

stiltskin

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Yes he does. There is another thread just for his kit. I believe that it was just for foam tire cars though. The rear of the car is definitely beefed up. Kit comes with a chassis, steering extension and shock towers.

Still Bill

iTrader: (16)

And Josh is starting production on a lipo chassis for the Phi.

stiltskin

iTrader: (103)

I can't wait to see some spy photos of this thing. He also sounded like this chassis would somehow take care of the weight problem too.

rcracenut

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Sounds good to me!

crunchracer

I just receaved mine, can't wait to install the kit

Korey Harbke

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I've been using this tub of Much More Racing Thrust grease forever now... It's pretty much the same as associated black grease though. I've had good results with both. You can also try... Tamiya Anti Wear grease. Thats always been a good thrustbearing grease.

-Korey

Still Bill

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Thanks Korey.