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Old 04-11-2018, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Mickey_B
Hi Raul, it’s me Chris the one that bought two kits from you. Yeah i somewhat have the base set up, but the instructions don’t show how the inserts go.
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I was helping my boy this past weekend with his new S353, it really needs some rear springs to calm the wing high attitude and some weight in the rear to say the least. I'm all about seeing ppl get their cars dialed in. I run the mugen buggy and I'm not sure what's comparable to our 10.5T rear spring but that S353 can use a set equal. The Buggy has serious potential, but out the box I think it suffers a lot....
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Old 04-11-2018, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Lycan
Anyone else having issues with the rear chassis brace on the S35-3 bending like a banana and staying that shape?
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The steering bell crank is super weak as well, needs to be upgraded with an aluminum piece or something..........
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Old 04-11-2018, 08:02 PM
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hey.... just get the weight set for the back of the buggy... it works best with between 15-30 grams... also sworkz makes option springs... the car is easy to tune..
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Originally Posted by Lycan
Anyone else having issues with the rear chassis brace on the S35-3 bending like a banana and staying that shape?
yup
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Old 04-15-2018, 09:16 AM
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I noticed that sworkz in the production cars on one of the batches did have some braces that were having some issues.. I think it was a temp mold issue. I would contact your shop or distrib. in your country or region and ask about the updated 2018 parts to fix it. Hope that helps
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Is there a part# for 2018 replacement plastics? Cause it could be possible to end up with a faulty replacement over and over?

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Old 04-16-2018, 12:00 PM
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I believe they are running changes to kits... look up 2018 manual to make sure... other running changes include little bigger axel bearing and axels... and few other items.
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Old 04-16-2018, 12:18 PM
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The problem with running changes within the product line.you never really know what's updated, how it is updated, or when it was updated. Of course , every company does the same updates. Some call it a .1,.2,.3,.4, 1.0,2.0,3.0,4.0, rtr, pro kit, factory team kit, and so on.
I too am not aware of every update Sworkz has been doing but I do know that the latest batch of buggies both nitro and electric have been brought to 2018 spec in the very very recent past. As for individual issues, some can be called defect, some cannot. If anyone in the US needs help with their Sworkz products and issues feel free to email me at [email protected]
I look forward to hearing from you.
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Originally Posted by jaron_cc
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The steering bell crank is super weak as well, needs to be upgraded with an aluminum piece or something..........
There has been a running change on this part to use the Etruggy steering bell cranks. They are reinforced and braced where the typical fracture point occurs. I too broke my ebuggy one. Replaced it with the new part, and no more breaks.
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Old 04-16-2018, 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by rickster
hey madmick... like kijana said.. they are way different... but if you have a evo II and want it to work more like the new 353.. here are a few tricks... you can get the optional taller towers for the 350be1 which are almost the same as the 353 towers just 3mm taller and actually more hole adjustments for it... then you can switch out the upper front arms for the 353 upper arms and same with the front lower arms.. you will need to keep your pillow ball hubs as the inserts are different and different universal sizes... so keep your evo stuff with the new arms...
this will make the evo 2 drive very similar to the new car .

hope that helps ...
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Hi! Can i use the original eco 2 limited ed. Front tower with the 353 front arms or do I have to also get a 350be tower?
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Originally Posted by flat7


Hi! Can i use the original eco 2 limited ed. Front tower with the 353 front arms or do I have to also get a 350be tower?
I'd use the S35 towers to match the S35 arms.
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Raul, are you stocking the heavier duty bell cranks? Or order only? Broke a set at dnc. Good to hear they have an upgrade.
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Old 04-17-2018, 04:33 AM
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Has anyone discovered why bellcrank brakes? I think its because upper arm hits to it when suspension is on full travel? S350 upper arms gives more room for bellcrank if we are speaking that part what connects to ackermanplate?
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Originally Posted by ROSCOE
Raul, are you stocking the heavier duty bell cranks? Or order only? Broke a set at dnc. Good to hear they have an upgrade.
normally stocked. But we are frequently ordering new inventory.
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Old 04-22-2018, 04:02 PM
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Hi flat7.... no you would be fine using your evo 2 towers... they are a little shorter then the 353 and a little wider at top... if you run inside first 3 holes its similar geometry as new towers.... if you run more outside holes it stands shock up more and will quicken steering response... you can limit travel to offset tower height... the 353 has a different pill insert setup then the evo 2 tower... but both will work fine. hope that helps.
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