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Any word on engines coming in?
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Originally Posted by Kevin_M
(Post 11760867)
Any word on engines coming in?
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What parts do u need to keep on hand in the spare parts box for the A8?
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Originally Posted by revo61
(Post 11772646)
What parts do u need to keep on hand in the spare parts box for the A8?
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Originally Posted by DmonEY
(Post 11760896)
I heard they wood no longer be selling
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Originally Posted by revo61
(Post 11772646)
What parts do u need to keep on hand in the spare parts box for the A8?
this car is tough, really hard to break but here is a few things to keep on hand Front arms inner hinge pins rear outer hinge pins front bumper rear skid plate, ( de racing one is thicker than stock and lasts alot longer) |
Originally Posted by EJF
(Post 11772974)
this car is tough, really hard to break but here is a few things to keep on hand
Front arms inner hinge pins rear outer hinge pins front bumper rear skid plate, ( de racing one is thicker than stock and lasts alot longer) |
I have bent one in the 8 months of running the car, i run the ebuggy though , its heavier than the nitro car. It didnt cause any binding though .
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Originally Posted by EJF
(Post 11773085)
I have bent one in the 8 months of running the car, i run the ebuggy though , its heavier than the nitro car. It didnt cause any binding though .
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Originally Posted by DmonEY
(Post 11760896)
I heard they wood no longer be selling
bullitt motors. |
Originally Posted by revo61
(Post 11772646)
What parts do u need to keep on hand in the spare parts box for the A8?
I go through hat bushings for the ackerman bar like candy (I will be getting an answer-rc one for the 8ight & making it fit). Till I learned to jump it I went through front bumpers almost as fast. I just ordered my 1st rear skid (de) after a year of racing. I've had 2 bearing start to wear out (they got stiff but I caught them before they shredded) & replaced all of them with avid ($21 iirc for a full set). The only arm I messed up, my son did trying a back flip off a ramp that was almost flat & it took the inner hinge pin with it. The rear arms arm starting to get loose so I will replace them soon. Shock o-rings are always a good thing to have, but these last longer than others I have used. Same applies to dif gaskets & o-rings. I use losi plastic spur gears & because they are plastic I have stripped 2 (both due to other problems). I have recently replaced my 1st outdrives (rear) & cvd, pins only. The drive pins on center cvd shafts have worn MUCH quicker than the actual cvd so I replaced the pins with a bicycle chain breaker. Various screws are always handy to have around of course (shock tops, chassis bottom, & stearing top plate are the only screws I've had any problems out of). Just looking through it, that looks like a lot. Considering that is everything from a year of racings (my primary track is indoors so it is a full year not just a season) I think that is pretty darn good. |
Originally Posted by Waflet
(Post 11773241)
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I go through hat bushings for the ackerman bar like candy (I will be getting an answer-rc one for the 8ight & making it fit). Till I learned to jump it I went through front bumpers almost as fast. I just ordered my 1st rear skid (de) after a year of racing. I've had 2 bearing start to wear out (they got stiff but I caught them before they shredded) & replaced all of them with avid ($21 iirc for a full set). The only arm I messed up, my son did trying a back flip off a ramp that was almost flat & it took the inner hinge pin with it. The rear arms arm starting to get loose so I will replace them soon. Shock o-rings are always a good thing to have, but these last longer than others I have used. Same applies to dif gaskets & o-rings. I use losi plastic spur gears & because they are plastic I have stripped 2 (both due to other problems). I have recently replaced my 1st outdrives (rear) & cvd, pins only. The drive pins on center cvd shafts have worn MUCH quicker than the actual cvd so I replaced the pins with a bicycle chain breaker. Various screws are always handy to have around of course (shock tops, chassis bottom, & stearing top plate are the only screws I've had any problems out of). Just looking through it, that looks like a lot. Considering that is everything from a year of racings (my primary track is indoors so it is a full year not just a season) I think that is pretty darn good. |
Originally Posted by madblu2
(Post 11774703)
I was reading that losi came out a Ackerman with a 4x8mm bearing on the losi 3.0. I think it may be a straight fit without being altered.
What the losi site says. I bet you right About it bolting straight in. |
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