Mine is almost done. I stayed home this weekend to build rather then go race so I will be ready for next weekend.

I did what you described as I came from a Hara and it worked fine, tore down after a gallon and all is good.:nod:

If it was an 8mm shim behind the bearing then the bearing could do a little walking but on the 16mm outer race, it can't go anywhere. If it moves, I would hate to see what the bulkhead looks like....lol

Are these kits supposed to come with wheels? It looks like the one the guy posted a link to in the f/s section did? I know mine did not.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/members/...8-ciriello.jpg

Interregional Championship SUP 2013 Puglia and Basilicata

Francesco Ciriello occurs in the last round of the Inter-SUP 2013 with the BR-6, without having had time for testing.

After some initial difficulties due to the lack of "running" of the BR-6, Francis manages to find the right Set Up which leads him to play the final.

In the final, lasting 45 minutes, Francis was penalized by its engine turned off and the pit stop remains in place for about two minutes. At the restart Francis appears to be in last place.

With his skill and agility of the BR-6 Francis reached the fifth position, slows the pace to not further stress the engine began to give new signs of slowing down and runs until the end of the race, winning the title of Champion F1.

The first comment after the race Francesco is as follows: "I am very happy for the title, I thank all my sponsors. I must say I very pleased with the buggy BR-6, to be honest I was not expecting a performance like that. This buggy has great potential, I believe that in the races to come I will have a lot of satisfaction.

http://www.automodel.net/index.php/p...-20122013-r487

No they don't come with wheels.
Are u going to Dixon this weekend?

Right now it doesn't look good, but that may change! I really wanna run this car!

Looks like wheels in his box..

I hear you man I still ante got to
Run mine either. Dixon will be it's first
Outing.

The USA kits do not include wheels. They are not ROAR legal - too large a diameter per ROAR rules.

Just wanted post about this past weekend

My Intech handled great as I expected no issues what so ever, buggy ran flawless, so nice when things good right and makes racing fun.

I didnt have do much as far as set up only dealt with tires for most part.

Hi everyone.. my LHS is planning to get the br6 soon.. im doing them a favour by getting infos on what spares /options to get for this kit. Sorry if my question has been posted and answered before..Your kind response is very much appreciated. Thanks in advance

Heck wait 10 months things may change! :ha:

I am not sure if I already posted this, but watch this video to learn how to build INTECH BR-6 shocks with the stock bladders:

+ YouTube Video

You can make the foam compensators out of 1/8th tire foam (molded or closed cell). Drill a 1.5mm hole in the top of the cap, right under where the mounting nut will be sitting.

If you do not drill the hole and use foam behind the bladder, the shocks will not be consistent in main events and the bladder can sometimes move out of place and cause the shocks to leak.


Option #2:
If you buy ITR600002-1 convex bladders, then you do not build them like the video and do not need to drill a 1.5mm hole in the top of the cap and do not need to use foam behind the bladder. Just put the bladder in the cap and screw on and use the bleed hole in the side of the cap as usual.


Both methodes work good if done right. I prefer the convex bladders just because it is easier and less work, but according to Drake and others, venting the cap and using foam is better.

do you have any idea when these updated kits will be available? is the manual or anything else going to be updated as well? thanks and good detailed information about the shimming, shocks, and chassis. great support!