Team Losi JRXS
05-09-2005, 08:53 PM
#5072
Originally posted by POOKYT
10th.--And final. I was shocked and amazed that the standard white gooey grease was not present in my brand new stock bearings!!!!! I almost climaxed when I popped off the sheilds and saw no thick azz grease!!!!! HIP-HIP HORRAY!!!!!!!
10th.--And final. I was shocked and amazed that the standard white gooey grease was not present in my brand new stock bearings!!!!! I almost climaxed when I popped off the sheilds and saw no thick azz grease!!!!! HIP-HIP HORRAY!!!!!!!
LMAO
05-09-2005, 09:01 PM
#5074
Truth is sometimes stranger then fiction! LOL 
Brant
Brant
05-09-2005, 09:02 PM
#5075
Originally posted by Darkseid
Now see thats just scary! LMAO!!!
Now see thats just scary! LMAO!!!
Brant
05-09-2005, 09:32 PM
#5076
Originally posted by Yeti35
I'm happy with everything so far other then the rear toe issue. I guess I just got one of the unlucky kits.
I'm happy with everything so far other then the rear toe issue. I guess I just got one of the unlucky kits.
Maybe you didn't see my previous post to you.
Just change out the rear hubs to another set of "0" degree units. That's all it took for mine to be fixed.
It appears that some rear hubs in the kits marked as "0" degrees are actually "1 L" hubs. That's why we ended up with 3 degrees on the left and 1 degree on the right.
Bill
05-09-2005, 09:52 PM
#5077
Originally posted by JRX-S Bill
Yeti35,
Maybe you didn't see my previous post to you.
Just change out the rear hubs to another set of "0" degree units. That's all it took for mine to be fixed.
It appears that some rear hubs in the kits marked as "0" degrees are actually "1 L" hubs. That's why we ended up with 3 degrees on the left and 1 degree on the right.
Bill
Yeti35,
Maybe you didn't see my previous post to you.
Just change out the rear hubs to another set of "0" degree units. That's all it took for mine to be fixed.
It appears that some rear hubs in the kits marked as "0" degrees are actually "1 L" hubs. That's why we ended up with 3 degrees on the left and 1 degree on the right.
Bill
05-09-2005, 09:53 PM
#5078
Much like art, the flame is a subjective medium. Some say, "my kid could have done that" or "wow that was original in 1996"...but the truth is you only wish you had thought of it first.
ps. The lack of creativity shown by trying to use the same joke as I did is pathetic. Please Google your own damn material.
thank you,
Mgmt.
ps. The lack of creativity shown by trying to use the same joke as I did is pathetic. Please Google your own damn material.
thank you,
Mgmt.
05-09-2005, 10:10 PM
#5079
Yeti35 -
You must not of noticed the post from R. Trulillo about missing parts or miss packaged parts. All you had to do it call them. I got mine overnighted to me. Man, that sucks, you paid for something that you could of got for free. I bet it was probably a bulkhead. And if you would just take a little bit of time and mabe looked at while maybe the hubs, you can usually look at them and see if they are drilled wrong, just like looking at a set of castor blocks, you can tell by where they are drilled at to know that they match or not. But, good luck.
Red Rocket.
You must not of noticed the post from R. Trulillo about missing parts or miss packaged parts. All you had to do it call them. I got mine overnighted to me. Man, that sucks, you paid for something that you could of got for free. I bet it was probably a bulkhead. And if you would just take a little bit of time and mabe looked at while maybe the hubs, you can usually look at them and see if they are drilled wrong, just like looking at a set of castor blocks, you can tell by where they are drilled at to know that they match or not. But, good luck.
Red Rocket.
05-09-2005, 10:23 PM
#5080
Originally posted by robk
Much like art, the flame is a subjective medium. Some say, "my kid could have done that" or "wow that was original in 1996"...but the truth is you only wish you had thought of it first.
Much like art, the flame is a subjective medium. Some say, "my kid could have done that" or "wow that was original in 1996"...but the truth is you only wish you had thought of it first.
I wish I would have thought of using that joke first just as much as I wish I was using a 2400 baud modem hahahaha!
05-09-2005, 10:49 PM
#5082
At what locations on the chassis are you guys using to measure for ride height? Talk to a brutha!!!
Brant
Tech Director
B-Main Motorsports
Brant
Tech Director
B-Main Motorsports
05-09-2005, 11:46 PM
#5084
Just checked my ride and I have the same rear toe issue. 3deg. left rear and 1 deg. right. LOL I ran it like that last weekend. That might explain some differences in the left vs. right turns. HMMMM..........
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Brant
05-10-2005, 05:45 AM
#5085
Originally posted by RedRocketRacing
Yeti35 -
You must not of noticed the post from R. Trulillo about missing parts or miss packaged parts. All you had to do it call them. I got mine overnighted to me. Man, that sucks, you paid for something that you could of got for free. I bet it was probably a bulkhead. And if you would just take a little bit of time and mabe looked at while maybe the hubs, you can usually look at them and see if they are drilled wrong, just like looking at a set of castor blocks, you can tell by where they are drilled at to know that they match or not. But, good luck.
Red Rocket.
Yeti35 -
You must not of noticed the post from R. Trulillo about missing parts or miss packaged parts. All you had to do it call them. I got mine overnighted to me. Man, that sucks, you paid for something that you could of got for free. I bet it was probably a bulkhead. And if you would just take a little bit of time and mabe looked at while maybe the hubs, you can usually look at them and see if they are drilled wrong, just like looking at a set of castor blocks, you can tell by where they are drilled at to know that they match or not. But, good luck.
Red Rocket.