FlyinRazorback

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You don't need parts for it Homer.......but if I do, I use my LHS

lbckevin

iTrader: (105)

In 3 months with the car....I have only replaced only the front blades once. They have a tendency to wear out with a front one way.

Kevin

motorhead

want to know if spoll is still good running on carpit or sould i run

a one way / what are most guys running.track is med size

Roger

iTrader: (10)

If you use the spool, you'll replace them more frequently. With the front oneway, you'l have good life with them depending how often you use your car.

My reccomendation is to keep some extra blades in your parts box.

munrath

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Homer - Mimi's, Hobbytown USA, Speedtechrc, KThobbies, RCAmerica is where I do must of my shopping for the Xray. But like a few have said the car is really durable.

Mark

hpipro321

ive changed about 4 sets of fronts. I am also runing a one-way

motorhead

so one way is better on carpit/ correct

Midnight

iTrader: (87)

The best and cheapeset way to get parts is thru speedtechrc.

YR4Dude

iTrader: (44)

Hi,

I'm just looking to see if anyone has some experience in setting the 05 up with more turning speed. It says on the Xray site that the optional rear toe in hubs helps gain more rearend turning speed. Anyone tried this yet?

Also, I am currently running stock with a oneway. I would like to know what do I need to do to set my car up for 19T or brushless mod.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

hpipro321

i kno people that have and they say it has increased there turn in speed greatly. i plan on ordering the 2degree ones

1armed1

iTrader: (79)

I just did the rear arm mod for running foams.
The tire still touches the shock bottom just enough to feel it when you turn the tires.
I dremmeled them inline with the rest of the arm like the book shows.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Dayton

Scrad

iTrader: (16)

That's why I didn't bother cutting the arms. Just put a washer in between the hub and rim. You could use another cone washer.

Michal101

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Dayton,

I too tried that mod and had the same problem, so I just went to the inner hole and it was fine without the issues of grinding and retapping the hole to ensure that there was enough threads to hold the shock bottom accordingly.

Mike

MClinton

Just shave slightly more into the arms. I had to dremel perhaps one mm into the arm above and beyond the arm's protrusion, and the shocks clear perfectly.

-Matt

1armed1

iTrader: (79)

Thanks for the info guys.
Dayton