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Old 08-28-2004, 10:09 AM
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I guess you werent joking James...

We'll have to start hanging out at the car shows instead of the RC tracks now.
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I tried to run some premounted HPI Foams on 26mm mesh rims today and while the hex seemed to be the right fit apparently it's too deep and causes the front wheels to bind against the spindles. Is there some sort of spacer I need to run these wheels? TIA

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yes, you will need to run the AE hexes for the TC3, they are wider and space the wheels out further, you will need to run them on front and rear, you will also need to get some low profile locknuts to run, because there is not as much threads to threads the lock nut on when you run the AE hexes
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Old 08-28-2004, 06:37 PM
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I am so frustrated I am tired of trying to push my xxx-s harder and faster. It seems like there is always something I have to do to my G+ to make it faster to keep up. I think I might have to go get me a x-ray T1FK

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Old 08-28-2004, 06:49 PM
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Originally posted by Randy Caster
I guess you werent joking James...

We'll have to start hanging out at the car shows instead of the RC tracks now.
See ya in October. It should be pretty fun from what I'm hearing.
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Old 08-28-2004, 07:05 PM
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Originally posted by tc3stocker
yes, you will need to run the AE hexes for the TC3, they are wider and space the wheels out further, you will need to run them on front and rear, you will also need to get some low profile locknuts to run, because there is not as much threads to threads the lock nut on when you run the AE hexes
Yes, a perfect recommendation stocker.

The TC3 hexes come in either plastic and graphite to add about 1/16" to each side of the car. Get a set of the graphite ones for something like $3-4. You may likely spend $4-5 for the low profile aluminum locknuts.
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Old 08-28-2004, 07:47 PM
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Originally posted by tc3stocker
yes, you will need to run the AE hexes for the TC3, they are wider and space the wheels out further, you will need to run them on front and rear, you will also need to get some low profile locknuts to run, because there is not as much threads to threads the lock nut on when you run the AE hexes
If you run 28mm wheels you'll also need to add some shims between the wheel and hex to stop the wheels from rubbing the shock eyelets.
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What would be the minimum amount of servo torque needed for an xxx-s?
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Old 08-28-2004, 09:18 PM
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there is a simple solution to that problem too, put ball cups on the shock shafts instead of the eyelets, you also use the TC3 CVD stub axles, they have more threads, hit me with more
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Old 08-28-2004, 09:20 PM
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you don't need that much torque, unless you are talking about carpet, a S9541 servo is a good choice, as to a minimum, you would have to test alot on all diff. surfaces with all diff. setups
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This summer i raced an XRAY FOC and had a XXX-S G+ as my backup...well I raced the Losi for the first time this today! Damn, the Losi is now my main car...the XRAY is now my backup.
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Old 08-28-2004, 09:26 PM
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that's what I like to hear, the words XRay and Backup in the same sentence
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Originally posted by tc3stocker
that's what I like to hear, the words XRay and Backup in the same sentence
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Originally posted by 403forbidden
This summer i raced an XRAY FOC and had a XXX-S G+ as my backup...well I raced the Losi for the first time this today! Damn, the Losi is now my main car...the XRAY is now my backup.
That's another point for the XXX-S...But lately finding the Xray FK to be a formidable opponent.

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Old 08-29-2004, 02:31 AM
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Originally posted by STLNLST
See ya in October. It should be pretty fun from what I'm hearing.
Region 12 champs right? I'm forgetful..
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