GAS GUY

Thanks for the help guys.

stuey

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i think the top link locations are a bit of a pain it seems to me to have to bigger change in handeling you cant seem to fine tune them corally have no dought tested these locations but i feel there are still limitations to all track and getting a perfect setup if the towers had in line top link holes and hubs like the ones above it would certanly but more tunerball i personly would like to see a pick up point like the cyclone serpent and the tamiya with the above hubs that wsould be perfect imo.

2007 corally stcc 19t champion uk

stu rand

stiltskin

iTrader: (103)

Not sure if this was meant as sarcasm or not, but I've got the SMC 4000 pack in the car with no mods. I did install the PPD lower Stainless steel lipo plate which requires some work on the top deck M3 nut.

timmay70

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Todd, the idea is that you can make fine adjustments to the roll center by slightly raising and lowering the link angle using shims under the ball stud on the hub side. The uprights that come with the Phi and the RDX you have a series of fixed holes with no fine-tuning capability.

B4james

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Can someone tell me what lb springs are in the black spring kit and silver spring kit, I have searched the forums as well as the corally sites and cant find a definitive answer.

mazmo

iTrader: (4)

I don't know the what the silver set is .... but the black kit has 12.5, 14.5, 17.0, 19.0, 22.0 & 24.0.

revsinc

iTrader: (15)

silver is 26, 30, 33.5, 36.5, 39.5, 42 Lbs

tbeardmore

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I thought so....

GAS GUY

Nope no sarcasm mate just saying thanks for the info. What is the PPD lipo plate you are talking about and where can I get one? Thanks

mickrcarver

iTrader: (101)

ok I have a question maybe a stupid one but here goes I have 2 Phi's and both of them have a clicking sound in the middle gear set anyone know what causes this? I have been through it twice

MSB

Did you check if the pinion screw is out?

timmay70

iTrader: (5)

I think that a lot of Phi's make this noise when new, as mine did too. I have a theory that it is the pins that nail down the lay shaft cogs sliding to the lowest point in their groove.

The Bear

iTrader: (13)

the layshaft bearings can go and cause that noise.

edseb

That is common in the car. The c clip on the layshaft causes the noise. Try bending it so it doesn't have the twist in it or use the rubber O-ring as a replacement.

stiltskin

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www.ppdbillet.com/RC_accessories.html

Try this link. I didn't use the side plate because it threw the balance way off on my car. I did add some tungsten plates to the inboard side of the battery though and the car balances perfectly.