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Old 08-21-2013, 05:34 PM
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i did a quick review (on french sorry) with the 200mm extension kit for rcf1.fr
http://rcf1.fr/index.php/les-chassis...sh04-kit-200mm

Note that with the notice setup, the ride height is around 4mm with 3mm shims under and above the front upright.

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It's time for indoor season again, how has everybody been doing with your Flash04s?
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Old 09-24-2013, 12:47 AM
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Mine is also ready for indoor season here in France
21.5t and Pit shimizu rubber ... it works realy realy well ! Juste some isues with the standard aluminum turnbuckle but i've change them with steel turnbuckle instead
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If I'm not mistaken, a running change was made to the turnbuckles, so they should be better now.
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Good news but i saw on your shop that they are still in aluminum

http://vbcracingshop.com/shop/vbc-ra...turnbuckles-2/

i had the same problem on the 180mm and with the 200mm kit, for me it's the only major issue. the rest is almost perfect so far.
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Originally Posted by Ph3nyx
Good news but i saw on your shop that they are still in aluminum

http://vbcracingshop.com/shop/vbc-ra...turnbuckles-2/

i had the same problem on the 180mm and with the 200mm kit, for me it's the only major issue. the rest is almost perfect so far.
Yes, they are still 4mm 7075 aluminum. These are the same turnbuckles used on the other VBC cars. It seems the F1 cars are more susceptible to damaging the turnbuckles than the other cars.

I will look into carrying alternative (Optional) turnbuckles for you guys.
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Old 10-28-2013, 05:08 AM
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Picked up a Flash from LHS on saturday. Started the build last night. Are there any changes that were made in a last few months? I would say the kit was the shelf for a few months. I just want to know if i'm going to need some stuff to make sure it's up to par with the brand new kits.. Beside the turnbuckles..

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Old 10-28-2013, 06:59 AM
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The Kit has remained the same Jerry.... let me know if you have build questions Ehrlich and I have been on a pack attack since we got back from the IIC and the car keeps getting better.
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Originally Posted by MAD916
The Kit has remained the same Jerry.... let me know if you have build questions Ehrlich and I have been on a pack attack since we got back from the IIC and the car keeps getting better.
Thanks Mark. I'll reach out to you as the build goes on. What tires do you guys run locally?
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if it is not a spec tire race.... the Pit 0571 and 0572 seems to work well at our track... those are mounted on the Tamiya foam wheel...
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Old 10-29-2013, 04:35 AM
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Any one bought the front ride height set? I have been waiting for this! http://www.vbcracing.com/products/fl...-d-05-vbc-1016
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we have them on order... but have the Tuning Haus brand for front and rear in stock
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Do you guys cut down the link between the servo and steering rack? it's a little long so it wont center. Or do you just just off set the servo arm?
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Who all is selling this kit in the USA and preferably cheaper then $339?
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Originally Posted by SNIPR
Who all is selling this kit in the USA and preferably cheaper then $339?
VBC racing shop has a 15% off discount going on.

Can't wait to run mine this winter, such a fun class!
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