Team Associated 1/8 scale Truggy Info and Tips
#2897
Tech Fanatic
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The Hyperion Charger is what I want to get.
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and these batteries x3-5..
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...C-148V-2200mAh
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-7S-20A-500W
and these batteries x3-5..
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...C-148V-2200mAh
#2898
#2901
#2902
Clutch bell question. I can't seem to move my clutch bell forward enough to center it up with the spur gear. I can't shim it forward anymore because the clutch shoes become exposed. The only thing I can think of is to shim the shoes out more so I can shim the clutch bell out more. I'm sure how far I can go with the shoes though. Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks.
#2903
Tech Master
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Clutch bell question. I can't seem to move my clutch bell forward enough to center it up with the spur gear. I can't shim it forward anymore because the clutch shoes become exposed. The only thing I can think of is to shim the shoes out more so I can shim the clutch bell out more. I'm sure how far I can go with the shoes though. Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks.
#2904
Thanks. I did look at that but I thought that it might bind the bearing. I'll place some shims there then.
#2905
silrey: i, had the same problem you have but with the 4 shoe adsency clutch i whould have to use about 4 shims behind the inner bearing in the clutch bell to get the crankshaft flush with the outer clutch bearing.
even, with one shim behind the collet it wouldnt line up right in the middle of the spur gear so only two or more shims behind the collet whould help really.
im going to have to use two shims behind the collet.
by, the way if a little bit of the shoe its fine as long as its not showing the flat part of the shoes that hit inside the bell somebody told me that before.
some clutch bells dont cover the whole shoe with certain bells.
even, with one shim behind the collet it wouldnt line up right in the middle of the spur gear so only two or more shims behind the collet whould help really.
im going to have to use two shims behind the collet.
by, the way if a little bit of the shoe its fine as long as its not showing the flat part of the shoes that hit inside the bell somebody told me that before.
some clutch bells dont cover the whole shoe with certain bells.
Last edited by tc5 man; 04-22-2011 at 10:02 PM.
#2906
I just got done adjusting it. I put 4 shims behind the fly wheel and 2 behind the clutch. It's not completly centered but it has full contact now.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
#2907
First run on the track of the season today with my RC8T. Despite engine trouble all day the truck ran great.
Ran 7-10-5 in the diff sort of as an experiment, some would probably say it makes it a bit tailhappy, but thats how I like it, and Ive never had so much power out of corners. I would really recommend trying it if youre looking for more onpower steering.
One issue I seem to have though is that the screw that holds the front chassibrace onto the topplate keeps breaking. Ive even put a locnut inbetween those two ridges on the underside of the topplate but the screwhead just breaks right off. Not sure if theres any way to fix that?
Ran 7-10-5 in the diff sort of as an experiment, some would probably say it makes it a bit tailhappy, but thats how I like it, and Ive never had so much power out of corners. I would really recommend trying it if youre looking for more onpower steering.
One issue I seem to have though is that the screw that holds the front chassibrace onto the topplate keeps breaking. Ive even put a locnut inbetween those two ridges on the underside of the topplate but the screwhead just breaks right off. Not sure if theres any way to fix that?
#2908
First run on the track of the season today with my RC8T. Despite engine trouble all day the truck ran great.
Ran 7-10-5 in the diff sort of as an experiment, some would probably say it makes it a bit tailhappy, but thats how I like it, and Ive never had so much power out of corners. I would really recommend trying it if youre looking for more onpower steering.
One issue I seem to have though is that the screw that holds the front chassibrace onto the topplate keeps breaking. Ive even put a locnut inbetween those two ridges on the underside of the topplate but the screwhead just breaks right off. Not sure if theres any way to fix that?
Ran 7-10-5 in the diff sort of as an experiment, some would probably say it makes it a bit tailhappy, but thats how I like it, and Ive never had so much power out of corners. I would really recommend trying it if youre looking for more onpower steering.
One issue I seem to have though is that the screw that holds the front chassibrace onto the topplate keeps breaking. Ive even put a locnut inbetween those two ridges on the underside of the topplate but the screwhead just breaks right off. Not sure if theres any way to fix that?
#2909
Well yea ofcourse otherwise the brace wont fit. It is installed correctly, but the screw is breaking in two, sometimes its bending sometimes the screwhead comes off.
#2910
Well you never know. Are you landing on the nose a lot? I have only broke a rear brace and the screw did come loose on me in the front once. Not sure how you are breaking the screw.