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05-12-2005, 01:46 PM
#2236
Re: Question.
Originally posted by HRCRACER123
How do you guys set droop? Do i need the hudy droop gauge and blocks that go under the chassis? I am used to setting droop on a tc3 and that was really simple and the part came with the kit. Any suggestions..
How do you guys set droop? Do i need the hudy droop gauge and blocks that go under the chassis? I am used to setting droop on a tc3 and that was really simple and the part came with the kit. Any suggestions..
Instead of using the blocks just get something the same heigth as the drrop gauge to place on the opposite side you are measuring.
In a pinch I once used a couple of stacks of quarters.
You just need something so the car is elevated and level.
05-12-2005, 01:56 PM
#2237
Here are some pics of Factory Driver Dave J's all black '05. They are a little grainy, but the car looks killer in person.
Tim
Tim
05-12-2005, 01:57 PM
#2238
Another
05-12-2005, 01:57 PM
#2239
last one.
05-12-2005, 02:09 PM
#2240
Re: Question.
Originally posted by HRCRACER123
How do you guys set droop? Do i need the hudy droop gauge and blocks that go under the chassis? I am used to setting droop on a tc3 and that was really simple and the part came with the kit. Any suggestions..
How do you guys set droop? Do i need the hudy droop gauge and blocks that go under the chassis? I am used to setting droop on a tc3 and that was really simple and the part came with the kit. Any suggestions..
05-13-2005, 12:50 PM
#2243
Tech Regular
using the AE guage and something the same size, I used a piece of wood.
Put the AE guage under one end, and the wood under the other end to raise the car. Then read the gauge. Swap the wood and the gauge to the opposite ends and do the same for that end of the car.
Put the AE guage under one end, and the wood under the other end to raise the car. Then read the gauge. Swap the wood and the gauge to the opposite ends and do the same for that end of the car.
05-13-2005, 01:01 PM
#2244
Originally posted by MartynD
using the AE guage and something the same size, I used a piece of wood.
Put the AE guage under one end, and the wood under the other end to raise the car. Then read the gauge. Swap the wood and the gauge to the opposite ends and do the same for that end of the car.
using the AE guage and something the same size, I used a piece of wood.
Put the AE guage under one end, and the wood under the other end to raise the car. Then read the gauge. Swap the wood and the gauge to the opposite ends and do the same for that end of the car.
You get your thrusts as of yet?
05-13-2005, 01:14 PM
#2245
Tech Regular
Hey Dave,
Yep got them earlier this week thanks. Tonight I shall be installing them if I get chance before my club race.
Thanks again
Yep got them earlier this week thanks. Tonight I shall be installing them if I get chance before my club race.
Thanks again
05-13-2005, 01:32 PM
#2246
OK Thanks Guys. One more question. I know this was talked about already. I cant find it. I need thrust bearings tomorrow for a race. I am going to order the axiom ones but need to find ones fast. I think someone said that losi made ones that fit. Is this true?
05-13-2005, 02:00 PM
#2247
Tech Regular
The Axiom ones I believe are built to the same size etc as the Losi's and also I think the Corrally thrust assembly fits as well.
