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Old 08-28-2012, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by d.k.vmatt
Iv started building my kit with the v2 vertical motor mount SAK-66/v2 and Iv found the stock and the carbon top deck Iv got wont fit by miles. Is there a special part number for use with this motor mount?
The carbon deck should work fine and the stock frp deck will fit with some grinding. it is a little tight by the vertical arm but it will fit. If you are still having problems post some pics so we can help better.
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Old 08-28-2012, 04:23 PM
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I'll get some pictures tonight. I get the feeling I might have assembled the motor mount wrong.

On a side note. Damm turning those screws into the plastic is hard. Only did about 10 screws and my hand was hurting
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grind some off.. and search this thread.
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Don't forget you'll need to flip the belts when using the vertical motor mount.

Plus you'll need to modify the battery holders to clear the flipped belts.
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Any pictures of the mods needed for flipped belts? Should I have an idler pully to hold it up and away from the battery?
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Originally Posted by d.k.vmatt
Any pictures of the mods needed for flipped belts? Should I have an idler pully to hold it up and away from the battery?
See my post #987 for pics of the mods I made to the battery tray retainers.
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I am going to order a spool i an mot finding the pulley seperate or does it come with it?
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Originally Posted by steve eaves
I am going to order a spool i an mot finding the pulley seperate or does it come with it?
See my post #1725.

If you want a front spool, you need to purchase three separate items to assemble one.
  • SAK-02 - 38T white pulley
  • SAK-09 - Solid Axle Outer Joint (2)
  • SAK-08/PK - Front Solid Axle
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Thanks Steve.
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Old 09-02-2012, 03:43 AM
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HAd my first real run of my sakura today. And its a really nice car but the stock tyres are trashed with in 10 min And they provide very poor traction.

I will run it again next weekend with my new vta tyres and i hope it gets better
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Old 09-02-2012, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by d.k.vmatt
HAd my first real run of my sakura today. And its a really nice car but the stock tyres are trashed with in 10 min And they provide very poor traction.

I will run it again next weekend with my new vta tyres and i hope it gets better
Glad you like the car. I agree with you about the stock tires. I haven't had much luck with them either. The vta tires should hook up pretty decent. You may need to male a spring change or two and some camber and toe adjustments but the kit set up should be pretty close.
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Old 09-03-2012, 02:34 AM
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Originally Posted by d.k.vmatt
HAd my first real run of my sakura today. And its a really nice car but the stock tyres are trashed with in 10 min And they provide very poor traction.

I will run it again next weekend with my new vta tyres and i hope it gets better
They're surprisingly good on polished concrete floor with very poor traction. When I raced with friends in a warehouse with very smooth low traction floors, I ran the stock tires and everyone wanted to know what tires I was running, because I could out-corner everyone without sliding around.

It's probably because they're far softer than any tires they ran, then I went and tried them outside in the parking lot and it was like riding on a stick of butter... and it wore out pretty fast.
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Old 09-03-2012, 06:27 AM
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Hey, did anyone ever think of removing the main belt, converting it to 2wd?
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Old 09-03-2012, 06:34 AM
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Why would you want to?
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Old 09-03-2012, 08:11 AM
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Well, more variations of the same car. Also, to try how 2wd works on RC.
Sounds like I'm alone with this curiosity.
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