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Originally Posted by perzeus
(Post 14684616)
The layshaft sits slightly lower creating a gap between the top deck. No need for shimming the whole thing anymore. The stiffener connects the new longer motor plate to the new hole on the servo mount.
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Originally Posted by Chris Adams
(Post 14684831)
I imagine this is for the servo link to clear the topdeck without rubbing. Also, it stiffens the car slightly
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Originally Posted by TryHard
(Post 14686102)
Second point ;)
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Originally Posted by CraigX
(Post 14685640)
The layshaft isn't lower, the bulkheads are cut shorter.
But if the bulkhead is shorter. not going to extend any Crown below the chassis? |
Originally Posted by txili
(Post 14686156)
But if the bulkhead is shorter. not going to extend any Crown below the chassis?
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Originally Posted by txili
(Post 14686156)
But if the bulkhead is shorter. not going to extend any Crown below the chassis?
Originally Posted by erchn
(Post 14686176)
By bulkheads I'm pretty sure he meant layshaft/motor mount holders.
So if you want to run the layshaft screws with the new car, you will need to add 1mm shims as well. |
Originally Posted by zoomster
(Post 14686140)
So do you think the original centre wt will now fit,or a new one for the 17
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Originally Posted by TryHard
(Post 14686196)
Not sure on this, as there are holes in the brace to connect top and bottom, which would go exactly where the centre weight currently mounts...
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Originally Posted by TryHard
(Post 14686195)
The top of the layshaft holders have been reduced in size. So when the top deck mounts directly to the front and aft bulkheads, there is still a 1mm gap between the layshaft holders and the top deck.
So if you want to run the layshaft screws with the new car, you will need to add 1mm shims as well. |
HK Today release T4'17 kit
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The-Border.com ships the XRAY T4 2017 today.
Here are the first pictures: http://www.the-border.com/images/D/X...R%20300023.jpg http://www.the-border.com/images/D/X...0300023-01.jpg |
Looks like the floating steering comes standard now.
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the bulkhead seem more under part top
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Originally Posted by perzeus
(Post 14686435)
If the layshaft does not sit lower, the bearing would still touch the top deck. That's probably why they keep shimming it. But it seems strange to solve it this way. Anyway, I have to take a better look next time :-)
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Originally Posted by perzeus
(Post 14686551)
Looks like the floating steering comes standard now.
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