bfong13

iTrader: (18)

no, not with gear sizes. you adjust the gear mesh using the wiggle room between the motor and the motor mount.

RC America

XRAY has basically created a fixed position for the motor so no adjustment is needed. They alter the pitch of the gears slightly so that the diamters are all similar for a give gear (1st gear, 2nd gear, etc.). The wiggle room you mentioned should allow you a slight adjustment to fine tune the mesh as you like, but once it is set on the mount, you should be able to change gears and ratios without having to make big adjustments for the mesh.

- Bryan

ToysRUsKid

iTrader: (16)

Hey Bryan, were you guys out last week? I sent a couple of emails but didn't get any responses. No time to call thou, really busy. I'll try next week.

rx7ttlm

iTrader: (30)

Gear mesh is adjusted with the bolts that go through the engine crankcase mounting flange. It's more than enough unless you have threadlock built up around the shank of the fastener.

rufazz

Ok just need some servo advice i have not raced for a few years i have a we nt1 just wondering on some opinions.

I won’t a good reliable servo set i don’t mind paying for quality either
I use to use hi-tech in my buggy’s but that was for cost versus the amount i use to kill

I do like futaba in my ep on road cars never had an issue with them however futaba are hard to find in Australia now.

NITTO550

For steering I use the Ko propo 2367. By far the best I ever had.

CanyonCarverR1

iTrader: (13)

Can you please explain what you do to the pistons? Do you completely remove the mold line around the perimeter?
Thanks,
Greg

rufazz

kool what about the throattle what do you use any breakages with the 2367

NITTO550

The throttle I believe is a 2368?. But I never had any problems with glitches or stripped gears or anything. I have been using the same servo for 3 seasons. I have an extra for back-up but the servo is still going strong.

Drew Ellis

No, I just clean them up from were they come of the parts tree.

Thanks Drew

CanyonCarverR1

iTrader: (13)

While setting the rebound on the shocks, is it proper to allow the spacers and o-ring to come out of the shock body(alum.), or should I try to bleed them around the spacers/o-ring?

Ghett0

will update more soon

roger999

iTrader: (13)

hehe, in your car on the way to home?

entitymugenmtx

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http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...on-editon.html


These kits sell for around 649.99-675.99. These wont last long.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...rce=google_ext

http://www.stormerhobbies.com/cgi-bi...l?pn=XRA330004

Scott Fisher

iTrader: (28)

Good deal, but how do you figure that $575 is almost half of $675?