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#3691
Bobby - Haha...ok? I might see or talk to him tomorrow.
kahuna - There are a few if you look for them. I know 4wdrc.com had plenty of podcasts on their website, at least the last time I checked.
kahuna - There are a few if you look for them. I know 4wdrc.com had plenty of podcasts on their website, at least the last time I checked.
#3692
Tech Addict
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Aaron
I have a question about the M2C plates for the front and rear of the 8ight. Did you see a difference in handling between the stock and the M2C plates? Also, I see that I can purchase a -1* anti-dive plate for the front, what would the handling difference be between the stock and -1* plate?
Thanks for any input
C.R. Lovell
I have a question about the M2C plates for the front and rear of the 8ight. Did you see a difference in handling between the stock and the M2C plates? Also, I see that I can purchase a -1* anti-dive plate for the front, what would the handling difference be between the stock and -1* plate?
Thanks for any input
C.R. Lovell
#3693
I haven't personally run the M2C pivot blocks. I think the only time there would be any difference, is if your stock pivot block is bound up with dirt and not cleaned out. In that case, the M2C plate with the bushings would probably remain more free. Keep the pivot blocks clean and it should be fine.
I haven't ever tried anti-dive on my buggy either. 1 degree might not make much of a difference, but enough anti-dive could make the car upset when jumping or in bumps. Not to mention it would change caster and bump-steer.
I haven't ever tried anti-dive on my buggy either. 1 degree might not make much of a difference, but enough anti-dive could make the car upset when jumping or in bumps. Not to mention it would change caster and bump-steer.
#3695
Of course. Sorry that probably wasn't as much help as you had hoped for, haha.
#3696
Tires
What is the best way to balance tire's? Can I make a jig at home. Were do I start. I read on the Proline package to use a prop balancer and some puddy. Do I make up some sort of arbor from an old axel?
#3698
hey Aaron actually found one more of you car that is worth viewing. however the photobucket is not letting me copy and paste it. so i will type in the url thing and see if it works.
also did you see Hollywood?
also did you see Hollywood?
#3700
Tech Master
iTrader: (41)
Offroadracer3: The Dubro Tru-Spin prop balancer works awesome for anything from mini to 1/8 tires. Part number 499
Link : http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXD712&P=ML
Link : http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXD712&P=ML
#3701
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (34)
Eric. What are you using to attach the wheel to the balancer shaft? That hole is pretty big in an 8th scale tire. The magnets are pretty strong on the top flight unit but I have not tried to figure out how to adapt the rim to the shaft.
This is the one I have been using.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXHY61&P=ML
Compact and you do not get much less resistance then not touching anything!
This is the one I have been using.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXHY61&P=ML
Compact and you do not get much less resistance then not touching anything!
#3703
Casper you can use this http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/4354 to balance 1/8 scale tires on the dubro balancer, it has worked real well for me so far!
#3704
Tech Fanatic
#3705
Tech Master
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The GRP Grip aned Cubic truggy tires are the same as the Losi 8T rim size. http://www.rcplanet.com/GRP_Grip_Tru...p/gangg07a.htm