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Old 12-11-2011, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Chooby
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I have an Zero S on order ( should have it any day now ).

I have a question, I have ordered a 19t pully but can't get hold of Spur Gear Shaft Set For 3racing Sakura Zero - 3Racing SAK-06.

Can I use the factory shaft ? If so what size washers are they being used ?.

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The stock.shaft can be used.If you only use the 2 stock spacers then the spur gear will have side to side play but it will stay engaged with the pinion. The pulleys will rub the stock top deck.

It shouldn't be too hard to space out the play. Take note of your stock play and shim the new pullets to match.
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Originally Posted by FauxMako
I don't have my car or manual in front of me, but I'm pretty sure I just used the ones that came with the car.

Just realized I have the PDFs of the manuals on the computer. You are correct, there were additional washers with one of the upgrades.

The layshaft ends up like:
spacer, washer, pulley, bearing, gear holder, gear, gear holder, bearing, pulley, washer, spacer

From the Zero manual:
spacer: m5 x 0.2mm
washer: m12 x 0.85mm

Scrolling through and looking at the pics of the upgrade parts it looks like the washers come with the lay shaft (SAK-06) so I guess I was wrong before and at least ordered that since I know I've got those pink washers in there. (Because everyone knows, pink anodizing, like stickers, is worth at least .1s a lap)

Other than the washer, the manuals show the rest of the parts on the lay shaft are the same between the Zero and the Zero S. Next time I'm in the parts box I'll have to see if I have a second lay shaft and compare them. According to the manuals they have the same dimensions.


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Old 12-12-2011, 01:14 AM
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Why do you want this mod on the front?
Or do you mean a 416 front damper stay?
If so, i don't know.
Never tried it as i didn't need to

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Hi All

Will this mod also work on the front ?????

Thanks
(still waiting for mine to arrive so soon I will also be wrenching !!!)
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Old 12-12-2011, 03:14 PM
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Yeah,

Was thinking the 416 front damper stay for the front.

Used to have a similar mod on my TC3 just to duplicate setting front and rear, Barry Baker Style !!!!

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I have run my Zero with the same setup as on my TRF416X lipo.
difference was only a few tenth(2) of a second, but that was due to not having the same motor in both cars.
Did the rear mod with the X1 rear arms and at the front had the +4 shocktower and front and rear the -1 spring retainer.
That was it.
Car was really stable and had good turn in an good exit speed.
This was on Tamiya springs and with 450 oil in the shocks and 32R tires.

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Belts and Pulleys

Hi just sharing my experience.

1. Sakura 37 pulley is wrong size, belt does not wrap properly, will lead to belt failure (already mentioned in past posts).
2. Sakura belts wrap well around tamiya pulleys but tamiya belts not 100% wrapping perfectly on 38 Sakura pulley, but close enough.

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Hey Guys,

Just wondering if anyone else has encountered this problem...

I just got my aluminium servo posts due to the plastic ones cracking...

But, when i try and mount my servo with the new posts there inst enough room to fit the servo and servo saver between the mount holes and the top deck? (if that doesn't make sense i apologise).

I realise an easy way around this would be to drill a couple more wholes but I don't particularly want to take a drill to my chassis.
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Old 12-13-2011, 01:27 AM
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Edit: Oops realised it's gonna make the servo poke out at the side.. nvm.

I actually had to use a thinner servo mount I had lying around when I cracked mine, so yea.. my solution probably won't work for you.
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Regarding the aluminum servo mounts I drilled a 3rd hole behind the 2 factory holes, only way I could make it work with a standard servo.
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What is the difference between the stock gear diffs that come standard in the Zero S kit and the Ver. 2 gear diffs for the Sakura Zero?
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I believe the V2 is stronger and has better gears in them.
Also the outdrives are better.

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Old 12-17-2011, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Pro10noob
I believe the V2 is stronger and has better gears in them.
Also the outdrives are better.

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So if I pick up a Zero S, I would need to upgrade the diffs?
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Depends in what class you will run.
My Sakura Zero(not S) had the version1 geardiff in it and i never broke it.
I had a boosted 13.5 in it with a Tekin ESC fully open.
Car had the same setup as my TRF416X lipo.
Worked like a charm

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Originally Posted by YR4Dude
So if I pick up a Zero S, I would need to upgrade the diffs?
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Old 12-17-2011, 03:27 PM
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I have had a zero s for about 7 months, just blew the rear diff a few weeks back
There v1. Run it every week with 10.5 and boost/turbo
Replaced gears with v2 $5 fix
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Default Parts compatibility

In looking at the parts, (ie, suspension arms, hubs, suspension arm pins) the 3Racing parts seem almost identical to XRay parts. Are the 3Racing suspension parts interchangeble with the XRay parts?

Also I noticed that that XRay shafts are 50mm / 52mm while the 3Racing shafts are shorter at 44mm / 46mm. I doubt that the Sakura Zero has shorter arms so is this because the Sakura Zero has longer diff outdrives?
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