VBC new 1/10 touring car, Wildfire.
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Rui... my shocks are at about 50% rebound after I built them.
I'm going to work on a different approach on setup than Ron this weekend to learn things and it'll be my first time back on rug since those couple races I attempted last year. Should be interesting running a carpet track that is as small as my basement.
How many blowouts will we see...?
I'm going to work on a different approach on setup than Ron this weekend to learn things and it'll be my first time back on rug since those couple races I attempted last year. Should be interesting running a carpet track that is as small as my basement.
How many blowouts will we see...?
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Rui... my shocks are at about 50% rebound after I built them.
I'm going to work on a different approach on setup than Ron this weekend to learn things and it'll be my first time back on rug since those couple races I attempted last year. Should be interesting running a carpet track that is as small as my basement.
How many blowouts will we see...?
I'm going to work on a different approach on setup than Ron this weekend to learn things and it'll be my first time back on rug since those couple races I attempted last year. Should be interesting running a carpet track that is as small as my basement.
How many blowouts will we see...?
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And Brian... I want a picture of the car right next to an order of Cheese Steak Fries. That will prove it's dialed at the shops.
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I'm with ya man. I ran a nitro 8th event last week... TQed and Won both Buggy and Truggy. There's quite a bit of that left yet this year. I'm going to MRH to have fun and not really have much for expectations. Just want to get a good solid driving experience and get back into the swing of it all. I won't really have time to do real testing and racing until I hit Horsham.
And Brian... I want a picture of the car right next to an order of Cheese Steak Fries. That will prove it's dialed at the shops.
And Brian... I want a picture of the car right next to an order of Cheese Steak Fries. That will prove it's dialed at the shops.
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I've got a couple questions for you guys...
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
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I've got a couple questions for you guys...
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
As for the grease, I'm gonna try what they included in the kit.
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I've got a couple questions for you guys...
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
For lube I used a dab of Associated red label silicon grease. But really there is no right answer here. What ever you have that you like will do. IMO
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I've got a couple questions for you guys...
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
In step 7 it shows how to build the steering assembly. Step 9 shows the steering assembly with a crossbar between the steering assembly poles. Am I missing a piece or is this a mistake in the manual?
What are you guys using for grease on the "arm pin pivot balls"? (step 18)
I'm sure I'll come up with some more.
I usually place a dab inside the pivot block. Black grease is best.
This will allow the pin to move freely.
Make sure to clean out old grease when doing maintenance
I am assuming the crossbrace for the steering may be an option at some point.
Most of the dual cranks cars I have had in the past have this option part.
I measured the HB and does not fit.
Take your time building it and it will be awesome.
Build note #4
Make sure to smooth small gear diff parts prior to assembly. Aka all gear diff parts off tree.
Last edited by olhipster1; 08-26-2012 at 07:02 AM.
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And yes I still follow the "book of build".
The Wildfire manual is pretty good.
The pages have the actual size of the required parts for building properly.
Good job VBC