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Old 04-22-2008, 03:24 PM
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hello all I have a nitro bx evader and was wondering how do I change the spoiler fin on the back of it. I have the spoiler and the metal posts that hold it onto the rest of the body but not sure how to get the posts off of the fin itself to change it.
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Old 04-22-2008, 03:27 PM
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this is the nitro onroad forum go to nitro offroad you will have better luck with replys
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Old 04-22-2008, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by KyoshokiddT.D
this is the nitro onroad forum go to nitro offroad you will have better luck with replys
You sure about that...
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so the evader counts as an offroad car...thanks for the info. most appreciated.
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so the evader counts as an offroad car...thanks for the info. most appreciated.
LMFAO, what the hell is going on in this thread.

Was the first guy serious?
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I don't run mine off road I run it on black top. also I am kind of new to the rc car hobby as it stands. It looks like it requires an alan's key to take loosen the things that hold the metal frame to the polycarbonate spoiler. but how big.
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I don't run mine off road I run it on black top. also I am kind of new to the rc car hobby as it stands. It looks like it requires an alan's key to take loosen the things that hold the metal frame to the polycarbonate spoiler. but how big.
Well I googled your car and it looked offroad to me.

Im not 100% sure about your car, but mine (and probably most out there) will either require a 1.5mm or a 2mm allen key to take it off.

id recommend getting a set of these: http://carolinasrc.com/Webstore/Scri...idproduct=4949

or one of these:
http://www.jdcycles.co.uk/files/prod...5727_42676.jpg
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ps: im my other post, "the first guy" was referring to kyoshokidd, not you OP
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I have a multiple allen key tool like the one you show but none of the ones on mine seem to fit... is there a spot where it says what size the key is?
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Originally Posted by gillandro
I have a multiple allen key tool like the one you show but none of the ones on mine seem to fit... is there a spot where it says what size the key is?
Ok, Im not sure what kind those allen keys are, if theyre standard or metric, but maybe you need the other ones.

It should say in the instruction book of your car.

do you find that the 2mm key is too small, but the 2.5 is too big?

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I bought new posts for the spoiler... I think since it was an ready to run car that they overtightened the set screws at the factory and they were stripped as it is. I figure with the new screws and posts I should be fine. Thanks for your advice.
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So did you ever get it working?

what was stripped, the head of the screw or the threads?
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I didn't actually try the posts out yet. I plan to try it tonight. and when the kit was put together they tightened the screw too much at the factory so I think the head of the set screw was stripped. would they include an alans key with the posts? or would that be something you would have to get separately... I will obviously know by tonight but since I am not in front of the parts I figured I would avoid an extra surprise.lol
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This is an Off-Road Forum you might have better luck in the helecopter forum
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