Trinity G4 - Team Magic G4 E-Type
#811
Tech Rookie
I will hopefully be building my new Trinity G4 soon, Post from U.S seems to take a while
Well woth the wait tho
Well woth the wait tho
#812
RCnut- Thanks, another question I just attached the rear bulkhead to the chasis and it seems to be tight. Tight in that when I turn the diffs with the belt is really tough. Is this normal?? Will it loosen up after time. I checked the brake and it looks good.
thanks,
thanks,
#813
Its normailly the knobs on the pulley rubbing on the brake pads that everyone has trouble with. Besides that, I don't know what other problems the G4 has out of the box.
oh yeah, LOVE that avatar! Can't just glance at it. Gotta stare for a few seconds.
oh yeah, LOVE that avatar! Can't just glance at it. Gotta stare for a few seconds.
#814
Aggdaddy- yep that's what it's. So do I use a dremmel and grind away???
Yeah she's has a way doing that to people. LOL
Yeah she's has a way doing that to people. LOL
#815
yeah I figured it out......................thanks!!
#816
Yep, you gotta shave a little off from the inside groove of the brake pad, and you'll never have a problem with it again.
#817
Anybody know the part number and stock status of the drive cups for a front one-way? Every time a dogbone pops out the drive cup falls out as well. So far I've been able to find it every time but I fear my luck will soon run out.
Also, are there longer dogbones? Stopping every 10 minutes to look for the dogbone and drive cup and re-installing them is starting to piss me off royal!!!! I tried a dogbone off of a Yokomo GT-4 (it's 56 mm vs 52 for the G4) but it's just a hair too long and will cause binding. It looks like a 54 mm will be the perfect length.
I've already tried the CVD's but they bent very easily and they're way too expensive to have to replace monthly.
Other than that, I've got my car flying on our local track. We've got a 90 at the end of the main straight followed by a short chute then another 90. I can turn it into one giant sweeper as long as I cut the first corner within inches of the boards. When I do, I can literally adjust how wide (or not) of a sweep the car will take by making throttle adjustment only. Yesterday I passed one car on the outside through the short chute then let up on the throttle slightly to cut down to the inside of another car and pass him as well. All with no steering input. This car is amazingly predictable and fast through turns; much faster than my current skill level can realize.
Also, are there longer dogbones? Stopping every 10 minutes to look for the dogbone and drive cup and re-installing them is starting to piss me off royal!!!! I tried a dogbone off of a Yokomo GT-4 (it's 56 mm vs 52 for the G4) but it's just a hair too long and will cause binding. It looks like a 54 mm will be the perfect length.
I've already tried the CVD's but they bent very easily and they're way too expensive to have to replace monthly.
Other than that, I've got my car flying on our local track. We've got a 90 at the end of the main straight followed by a short chute then another 90. I can turn it into one giant sweeper as long as I cut the first corner within inches of the boards. When I do, I can literally adjust how wide (or not) of a sweep the car will take by making throttle adjustment only. Yesterday I passed one car on the outside through the short chute then let up on the throttle slightly to cut down to the inside of another car and pass him as well. All with no steering input. This car is amazingly predictable and fast through turns; much faster than my current skill level can realize.
#819
The ones I used were from a Reflex.
#820
KMac, How much clearance do you have between the pivot ball hub and the arm? Perhaps, you have it too wide?
With stock settings as indicated by the manual, I can't see how your dogbones would be falling out. I use o-rings on both ends of the dogbone.
With stock settings as indicated by the manual, I can't see how your dogbones would be falling out. I use o-rings on both ends of the dogbone.
#821
Front width is 198mm.
#822
Frontdiff
Originally posted by KMac
Anybody know the part number and stock status of the drive cups for a front one-way? Every time a dogbone pops out the drive cup falls out as well. So far I've been able to find it every time but I fear my luck will soon run out.
Also, are there longer dogbones? Stopping every 10 minutes to look for the dogbone and drive cup and re-installing them is starting to piss me off royal!!!! I tried a dogbone off of a Yokomo GT-4 (it's 56 mm vs 52 for the G4) but it's just a hair too long and will cause binding. It looks like a 54 mm will be the perfect length.
I've already tried the CVD's but they bent very easily and they're way too expensive to have to replace monthly.
Other than that, I've got my car flying on our local track. We've got a 90 at the end of the main straight followed by a short chute then another 90. I can turn it into one giant sweeper as long as I cut the first corner within inches of the boards. When I do, I can literally adjust how wide (or not) of a sweep the car will take by making throttle adjustment only. Yesterday I passed one car on the outside through the short chute then let up on the throttle slightly to cut down to the inside of another car and pass him as well. All with no steering input. This car is amazingly predictable and fast through turns; much faster than my current skill level can realize.
Anybody know the part number and stock status of the drive cups for a front one-way? Every time a dogbone pops out the drive cup falls out as well. So far I've been able to find it every time but I fear my luck will soon run out.
Also, are there longer dogbones? Stopping every 10 minutes to look for the dogbone and drive cup and re-installing them is starting to piss me off royal!!!! I tried a dogbone off of a Yokomo GT-4 (it's 56 mm vs 52 for the G4) but it's just a hair too long and will cause binding. It looks like a 54 mm will be the perfect length.
I've already tried the CVD's but they bent very easily and they're way too expensive to have to replace monthly.
Other than that, I've got my car flying on our local track. We've got a 90 at the end of the main straight followed by a short chute then another 90. I can turn it into one giant sweeper as long as I cut the first corner within inches of the boards. When I do, I can literally adjust how wide (or not) of a sweep the car will take by making throttle adjustment only. Yesterday I passed one car on the outside through the short chute then let up on the throttle slightly to cut down to the inside of another car and pass him as well. All with no steering input. This car is amazingly predictable and fast through turns; much faster than my current skill level can realize.
#823
Tech Regular
dont think fitting a front diff is the anwser, car would lose to much corner speed.
i have had a set of 3racing v one r universal drive shafts in my car since august last year and never bent or damaged one yet, are you losing dogbones/bending cvds while car is on full lock, or just on excursions from the track
i have had a set of 3racing v one r universal drive shafts in my car since august last year and never bent or damaged one yet, are you losing dogbones/bending cvds while car is on full lock, or just on excursions from the track
#824
....when banging the boards with the wheels turned. It doesn't take much hit to knock them out, either.
#825
Maybe something is stripped? Have you tried replacing those arms and pivot ball hubs?
I know I have hit a wall so hard that my front wheel cracked then broke off. But my dogbone stays put.
Are you sure you have the right drive cups installed? Maybe they are too small.
I know I have hit a wall so hard that my front wheel cracked then broke off. But my dogbone stays put.
Are you sure you have the right drive cups installed? Maybe they are too small.