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Old 03-29-2004, 03:14 PM
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It's the cups that come with the k factory front one-way.

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Old 03-29-2004, 04:41 PM
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Did your G4 not come with the one-way? Did you have to buy yours seperately? Probably doesn't have much to do with the problem you're having, but it seems like a simple problem that can be fixed with a replacement part.
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Hey guys I know I have to put the G-4 on a step up board before I go on the track. But on page 11 Step 5 the front assembly setup. The book says 33 mm (inside specs) for the steering rods. This can't be right my car looks like it just hit a crack pipe. 33mm?????
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Old 03-29-2004, 06:34 PM
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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.
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Yes. Team Magic did produce longer dogbones, and it includes in the newest kit batch. With longer dogbones (55 mm) you don't need those o-rings anymore. But I have aproblem using these dogbones for rear as they're too long for 198 track width. I just replace it with Kyosho (52 mm)

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K1409-1 G4 & V1 One-Way Joint Cup (2)
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Old 03-29-2004, 06:43 PM
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Originally posted by Nitropimp
Hey guys I know I have to put the G-4 on a step up board before I go on the track. But on page 11 Step 5 the front assembly setup. The book says 33 mm (inside specs) for the steering rods. This can't be right my car looks like it just hit a crack pipe. 33mm?????
Yes, it is 33 mm. But of course you have to re-setup again since mostly people use diferent trackwidth and of course it infects your front toe adjusment. Feel free to adjust it, just remember that those right & left turnbuckle length has to be equal. This is a good starting point to have steering balance.
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Old 03-29-2004, 07:32 PM
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Super Fast shipment from HK!!! Thanks..........................,AAA++++!!
Really I must being doing something wrong. I have them set at 33mm both sides and Front hubs set at 3mm and 2.5mm for the bottom and this is what I have. The wheels look JACKED. As seen in the pics. This is with the steering rail in the center. What I'm I doing wrong??....


Can anybody see from the pics what I did wrong?????
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Old 03-29-2004, 08:00 PM
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Looks like you have your tie rods too long. That should be fairly obvious. There's nothing else that you can adjust for that either.

So, just make 'em a little shorter. Maybe you are measuring it the wrong way?


Oh, I just noticed. Those steering knuckles aren't stock. Maybe there's a different adjustment for those and then 33mm for the stock steering knuckles.
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Old 03-29-2004, 08:09 PM
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Yeah the steering hubs are not stock. AAAAA that's the prob. Man... AggDaddy come out to NorCal and I owe you a lap dance.... Thanks......
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Old 03-29-2004, 08:15 PM
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Glad to help out a fellow nitro tourer. I see you already have some hot mods installed. Good luck on your maiden run.

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Old 03-29-2004, 08:25 PM
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Your problem is with the aftermarket steering rack/servo saver. It has the ball ends mounted further out than on the original plastic one. You have to shorten the tie-rods to account for it.
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Old 03-29-2004, 08:36 PM
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Thanks...... I'm going to put it on a setup board. I totally forgot about the Hop Ups affecting the stock stearing setup. Sniffing to much Nitro Fuel... Hopefully have the car ready this weekend. One last question I know Rc_Alan likes KO servo but what's a good steering servo that you guys suggest???? Throttle shouldn't be a problem, right?? Just the steering because there's not alot of room to mess with, right?
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Old 03-29-2004, 11:11 PM
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Originally posted by KMac
Your problem is with the aftermarket steering rack/servo saver. It has the ball ends mounted further out than on the original plastic one. You have to shorten the tie-rods to account for it.
Yes this is true. With the K-factory servo saver, you have to shortened the tie-rods about 3 mm.
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Old 03-29-2004, 11:13 PM
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Originally posted by Nitropimp
Thanks...... I'm going to put it on a setup board. I totally forgot about the Hop Ups affecting the stock stearing setup. Sniffing to much Nitro Fuel... Hopefully have the car ready this weekend. One last question I know Rc_Alan likes KO servo but what's a good steering servo that you guys suggest???? Throttle shouldn't be a problem, right?? Just the steering because there's not alot of room to mess with, right?
I prefer Sanwa VX (Very high torque to reduce posibility for broken servo). And I think Sanwa servo is the most fit in shape for TM G4 steering.
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Old 03-29-2004, 11:19 PM
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Daniz24- Yep 30 mm was the magic number..... That threw me off!!!....

This is the Blue Man Car..... She almost done. Here's a pic.
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Originally posted by Nitropimp
This is the Blue Man Car..... She almost done. Here's a pic.
Cool.... Mine is all silver Hey, I notice that you don't use the alum hex wheel and rear belt tensioner. Go get 'em !!! Those are the most important optional parts for G4.
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