Team Associated RC8B3 Nitro Team Kit
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#3151
Look into the Xray Xb8 turnbuckles and rod ends. I have a hunch they'll fit. Usually Xray rods and ends last the life of the car for me. I'd even bet that the Xray upper arms might fit (check hinge pin diameter 1st).
Making a car with Mugen/Xray parts compatibility, if it's true, is a pretty sweet option to have.
Making a car with Mugen/Xray parts compatibility, if it's true, is a pretty sweet option to have.
#3152
Tech Elite
I wonder what will be new at the worlds ? Looking forward to it. Go Team Associated !
#3153
Tech Master
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That being said, what type of body is Rivkin running here?
http://www.redrc.net/2016/09/ryan-ca...ro-series-rd6/
#3154
I could be wrong, but I suspect that any updates will be minor things. The car already gets/has been getting kickass results as-is.
That being said, what type of body is Rivkin running here?
http://www.redrc.net/2016/09/ryan-ca...ro-series-rd6/
That being said, what type of body is Rivkin running here?
http://www.redrc.net/2016/09/ryan-ca...ro-series-rd6/
#3155
Harder composites; front arms have molded stiffener @ inner hingepin.
Looks like new/revised springs. (Dia/rate/frequency)
+1mm hubs
Interesting to note use of front unis & rear cva's
Will be neat to watch the setup progression as the track roughens.
Looks like new/revised springs. (Dia/rate/frequency)
+1mm hubs
Interesting to note use of front unis & rear cva's
Will be neat to watch the setup progression as the track roughens.
#3156
Tech Elite
Thanks for the update. Wish I was there.
#3157
Tech Initiate
Just got off the phone with Associated's customer service in regards to V1 vs. V2 diffs. They say the V1 are fine and v2 is just a tuning option. What is the difference in how the car handles with the two different diffs?
Last edited by user1; 10-04-2016 at 12:11 PM.
#3158
Tech Elite
Ryan and Spencer run V1 diffs per AE engineer
#3159
Is the RC8 B3 competitive at a club level out of the box or is there likely to be an RC8B4 coming this spring. Im close to dropping in on the RC8B3 but dont want an obsolete Buggy before next racing season.
#3161
Tech Master
iTrader: (10)
Need a little bit of help. I have the +2mm steering blocks on the car. I noticed when the car is on the box at full droop (standard droop settings as per DNC setup) when at 100% full lock the steering binds where the servo cant pull it back straight. If you put it down on a bench at ride height the problem isnt there, or if up on the box and its locked, you compress the suspension and it straightens.
The only thing i can see is at full droop and full lock the angle of the steering link is quite severe. Any one else had this issue? I had to dial out 5-10% lock out of the steering to stop it happening.
The only thing i can see is at full droop and full lock the angle of the steering link is quite severe. Any one else had this issue? I had to dial out 5-10% lock out of the steering to stop it happening.
#3162
Has anyone noticed that the DNC setup calls for 2.7mm gray rear sway bar, but the color coding for the 2.7mm is actually blue? Gray is 2.6mm. So are you supposed to run gray 2.6 or blue 2.7?
#3163
Need a little bit of help. I have the +2mm steering blocks on the car. I noticed when the car is on the box at full droop (standard droop settings as per DNC setup) when at 100% full lock the steering binds where the servo cant pull it back straight. If you put it down on a bench at ride height the problem isnt there, or if up on the box and its locked, you compress the suspension and it straightens.
The only thing i can see is at full droop and full lock the angle of the steering link is quite severe. Any one else had this issue? I had to dial out 5-10% lock out of the steering to stop it happening.
The only thing i can see is at full droop and full lock the angle of the steering link is quite severe. Any one else had this issue? I had to dial out 5-10% lock out of the steering to stop it happening.
#3164
RC8B3
I personally like the grey better. Smooths out the car and go through the rough better.
#3165
Likely just some tuning options/minor revisions.
As to the v1/v2 diffs...
V1 uses a larger oring on the outdrives. Internal gear cone/pitch is a little shallow so they work well on lower traction surfaces. They'll diff out a little quicker so generally run a touch heavier fluids.
V2 thrust more fluid through the gearset. Can run underdrive gearset as an option. Can use lighter/more common fluid c.s.t. ratings.