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daleburr 10-08-2016 02:29 AM


Originally Posted by cplus (Post 14695820)
Agreed. And perhaps with different bars, top deck, springs and plastics to reflect what people run - just like the XB2 dirt vs carpet.

Yep lets have an asphalt spec with thin bars, 2.7 springs and narrow hexes please Mr Hudy.

TryHard 10-08-2016 04:54 AM


Originally Posted by daleburr (Post 14696056)
Yep lets have an asphalt spec with thin bars, 2.7 springs and narrow hexes please Mr Hudy.

... and graphite c-hubs

cplus 10-08-2016 05:38 AM

... and alloy steering

.... and narrow hexes

..... and ....!

:D :D

Essnowyt 10-08-2016 07:05 AM


Originally Posted by cplus (Post 14696094)
.... and narrow hexes

He said that already. Try again.

Snowy.

Skiddins 10-08-2016 07:53 AM


Originally Posted by cplus (Post 14696094)
... and alloy steering

.... and narrow hexes

..... and ....!

:D :D

The optional alloy steering arms always seem to have more play than the kit items, so..... I'll opt out of those please :D

Skiddins 10-08-2016 08:02 AM


Originally Posted by daveaustin5 (Post 14696022)
Thanks but it's rubbing against the aluminium of the mount and there's no way the belt or mount can be moved so that it doesn't rub.

I ran it last night and you can see it's rubbed as there's a build up of dust where it's touched. Hopefully it doesn't cause the belt to wear out prematurely.

The car felt decent enough for a shakedown run. I'm quite a way out with the setup but I can tell it will get there and be a fast car.

My belt naturally seems to gravitate towards the right hand side of the front pulley, though gently.

This is my belts natural position beside the servo mount, you can see the distance by the reflection in the mount;

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...psgpa9etcl.jpg

daveaustin5 10-08-2016 09:47 AM


Originally Posted by Skiddins (Post 14696196)
My belt naturally seems to gravitate towards the right hand side of the front pulley, though gently.

This is my belts natural position beside the servo mount, you can see the distance by the reflection in the mount;

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...psgpa9etcl.jpg

Unfortunately mine gravitates the other way!

I'll keep an eye on the belt wear and if it causes an issue I'll try and add an extra lip to help help move the belt further along the pulleys.

Thanks

cplus 10-08-2016 02:42 PM

Is there any play in the spool? Can you shim it one side to move it away?

sammyzilla 10-08-2016 05:34 PM


Originally Posted by Skiddins (Post 14696193)
The optional alloy steering arms always seem to have more play than the kit items, so..... I'll opt out of those please :D

I agree with u...I only bought them cose I saw them on every team driver car pics....so I said they must be good....so I don't know what they do to get that slope out,or they like driving it with that much slope....go figure

EAMotorsports 10-08-2016 09:54 PM

Still 4 kits available. Us spec with alumn chassis.

daveaustin5 10-08-2016 11:54 PM


Originally Posted by sammyzilla (Post 14696588)
I agree with u...I only bought them cose I saw them on every team driver car pics....so I said they must be good....so I don't know what they do to get that slope out,or they like driving it with that much slope....go figure

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Xray...9448835607997/

Maxxican 10-09-2016 08:02 PM

Ran my US 17 Spec alum chassis today for the first time on asphalt... wow this is way more stable than my 16. Small adjustments and the car responds right away.

rcdreamer 10-09-2016 10:03 PM

So who's building their kits with the floating steering option and ran it vs the standard option. I've decided to try the floating option as I have the 16 with the standard option. Havent run it as I'm waiting for a servo. Will the Sanwa ERS 971 servo fit, anyone confirm??

TryHard 10-10-2016 03:11 PM

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Built up my '17 last night... as expected, went together effortlessly.

Having looked at a few posts about a battery back stop, and taking inspiration from a post on the T4 facebook page, came up with this simple solution.

Uses a spare servo post and a 8mm M3 screw. Space the forward (servo mount) stop out 5mm, and you get a nice straight battery...

sammyzilla 10-10-2016 03:24 PM


Originally Posted by daveaustin5 (Post 14696828)

Great tip thx for the share


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