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Old 03-25-2008, 01:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Besercoe
I had the same problem with my TOP at the TITC, Spoke to a few of the HB boys, and they all said there have been some dodgy rear hubs produced lately, just swap out a few different ones until you get something approx equal. Or worst case run alloy.
Is there a risk in using alloy hubs? Does it bend easily in a crash, coz with the original it will just break and can get rid of it.
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can you guys post pix of shoe goo'd servos and other electronics layouts?? im trying to get more room in my cyclone for my FAAST receiver, LRP TC esc and Ko Propo 2419 low profile servo...... looks like the only way to do is shoe goo the servo forward or have the receiver on top of the servo.

man i cant wait for the Ko Propo 2.4ghz system! uber tiny receiver!
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my car has one side 2 deg and one side 3 degree, and i checked and swapped over almost everything, and i just gave up, that was ages ago.

now i will try some new rear hubs, thanks
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
can you guys post pix of shoe goo'd servos and other electronics layouts?? im trying to get more room in my cyclone for my FAAST receiver, LRP TC esc and Ko Propo 2419 low profile servo...... looks like the only way to do is shoe goo the servo forward or have the receiver on top of the servo.

man i cant wait for the Ko Propo 2.4ghz system! uber tiny receiver!
hey you may want to look at this picture
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1.../HPIBKK175.jpg.http://www.rctech.net/forum/showpost...postcount=1959 this was taken last december 07 in rcs when we played there. i just can't remember his layout in titc last feb. You can also check the reedy race i think last year. i forgot the guy who took pictures, (i think his name is like boomer something.)
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Originally Posted by birdman
Thanks for the advise, I have checked the hinge pins and changed it from front to back but same result. It has been like this since I assembled the car (new), I was affraid that it may have been assembled badly but I have checked and double checked many times to see what went wrong. Also the rear hubs are spaced equally from left to right. Is the reading on your car equal both sides?
mine are equal from side to side. Like someone said....maybe a bad batch of rear hubs.
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
can you guys post pix of shoe goo'd servos and other electronics layouts?? im trying to get more room in my cyclone for my FAAST receiver, LRP TC esc and Ko Propo 2419 low profile servo...... looks like the only way to do is shoe goo the servo forward or have the receiver on top of the servo.

man i cant wait for the Ko Propo 2.4ghz system! uber tiny receiver!
I'll dig one up for you dunpeal.
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
can you guys post pix of shoe goo'd servos and other electronics layouts?? im trying to get more room in my cyclone for my FAAST receiver, LRP TC esc and Ko Propo 2419 low profile servo...... looks like the only way to do is shoe goo the servo forward or have the receiver on top of the servo.

man i cant wait for the Ko Propo 2.4ghz system! uber tiny receiver!
I have the same setup FAAST rvr , LRP TC., & KO servo.
I cut one of the ears on the servo. the other mounted on the servo mount
and shoo goo'd. and everything fits perfectly.
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Moved my servo forward, cut the ears, and chopped the turnbuckle in the steering link, and everything fits awesome






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Originally Posted by rc-zombies
I have the same setup FAAST rvr , LRP TC., & KO servo.
I cut one of the ears on the servo. the other mounted on the servo mount
and shoo goo'd. and everything fits perfectly.
thanks for the help guys. i think my ONLY option is to chop the ears off of my servo. which i really dont want to do. but i guess i have no choice.

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Originally Posted by LOSI123
my car has one side 2 deg and one side 3 degree, and i checked and swapped over almost everything, and i just gave up, that was ages ago.

now i will try some new rear hubs, thanks
It is very common through alot of different brands of cars to get rear hubs that are not entirely accurate. It can cause weird handling problems. Probably the best bet is to use alloy rear hubs as they are more accurate. (well most of the time anyway)
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The pivot blocks can also move slightly, (not sure how much side to side never checked) but I know when my suspension arm had play I loosened the block and pushed it towards the car while tightening and it had no play any more.
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
thanks for the help guys. i think my ONLY option is to chop the ears off of my servo. which i really dont want to do. but i guess i have no choice.

Hey Chris, you dont have to cut it! I can show you my car if you will be at the BCR this coming weekend.
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Originally Posted by Hebiki
thanks for the help guys. i think my ONLY option is to chop the ears off of my servo. which i really dont want to do. but i guess i have no choice.

I have the same set up (futaba servo tho..) As you saw

Honestly, I thought the same way, but after doing it, I love it!! Everything fits 100% better then normal, Nothing has to hang of the chassis

I dont see any negatives other then shoe goo takes 24 hours plus to dry
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Is this something Hara/Moore or any of the HB drivers is doing?All my HB cars have had BL speedos and either Spectrum receivers or the new Futaba 2.4 receivers.I see why you may resort to cutting the servo ears.I will do it if I have to but I see no real reason to do so.
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Old 03-25-2008, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by racenut123
Is this something Hara/Moore or any of the HB drivers is doing?
NO - All the team driver cars I have seen all use servo mounts to secure the servo to the chassis.
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