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Old 02-16-2009, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by olkleaf
oh cool! nice car and engine... ill be using a rb R3 so hopefully all goes well. here is a pic of mine .. its not finished in the pic
Nice, not using the 5th body post?
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how much did you guys cut from the linkage rod that hold the 2 stoppers and spring? i cut to 55mm as per the book, but still hitting the handle, did you guys cut more? and the cap at the end of the rod is so hard to screw in
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Old 02-16-2009, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by beers4evo
how much did you guys cut from the linkage rod that hold the 2 stoppers and spring? i cut to 55mm as per the book, but still hitting the handle, did you guys cut more? and the cap at the end of the rod is so hard to screw in
Adjust your carb so it doesn't hit (1. you can adjust the angle of the carb body itself, and you can also turn the ball end on the carb around)

This is probably the best photo I have of it (on my work laptop), see how the carb is positioned?
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Originally Posted by Novarossi
Adjust your carb so it doesn't hit (1. you can adjust the angle of the carb body itself, and you can also turn the ball end on the carb around)

This is probably the best photo I have of it (on my work laptop), see how the carb is positioned?


yeah i screwed up i cut it too short so there was not even space in the front end of the rod for the collar...argh but put an after market one in...should be ok and works fine...
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Nice, not using the 5th body post?
i was planing on not using it (it seamed to me like just another body clip ill end up losing)... i mean what are the advantages of using the 5th post?
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i cut the 5th body post so the body just sit on the post (no holes on the body) magic
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Originally Posted by olkleaf
i was planing on not using it (it seamed to me like just another body clip ill end up losing)... i mean what are the advantages of using the 5th post?

some says it helps with the aerodynamics, also helps to hold the bodyshell
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Originally Posted by ccrcraceway
if there is no engine installed the second spur should spin free both ways but the first spur should only spin freely in one direction and should activate the one way bearing in the opposite direction engaging your drive train. some times if your 2 speed shaft is not installed properly and the spacing is not correct on ya 2 speed shoe holder, then the collar that spaces the one way bearing and the first gear holder need to be shimmed .if i am understanding ur problem right, i think in your case you need to back off the 2 speed shoe holder on the shaft . see how that goes.

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thanks for the great help over the phone!
just wondering...is it wise to put those shims in between the 1st gear spur and the washer-screw on the drive train shaft?
they are NOT the correct diameter either....some of my other rc friend enthusiats said its not good...
When the shims are on the second spur spins free both ways but not very freely, perhaps because its new car? and yes the 1st gear spins and drives the car.

anyone else have ideas?
Thanks !
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I have a question regarding manual instr. (Part 1). It stated : After inserting both O-ring (#163) to #16 and # 17 (Diff housing), apply instant glue.
Basically... where do they want me to put the instant glue?
So it want me to glue the O-ring to the Diff joint and the Diff housing?
Thank you for Help.
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I dont use any instant glue on the O ring. it just work fine with my differential.
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Originally Posted by maxpain
Hi All,
I have a question regarding manual instr. (Part 1). It stated : After inserting both O-ring (#163) to #16 and # 17 (Diff housing), apply instant glue.
Basically... where do they want me to put the instant glue?
So it want me to glue the O-ring to the Diff joint and the Diff housing?
Thank you for Help.
I would not worry about the instant glue, I have never had to use it. I have built 4 spare diffs in total for my EVO2, none of them have leaked.

Just make sure you do not over-fill them, and the gasket is aligned perfectly before screwing it all in.
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Old 02-24-2009, 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted by beers4evo
thanks for the great help over the phone!
just wondering...is it wise to put those shims in between the 1st gear spur and the washer-screw on the drive train shaft?
they are NOT the correct diameter either....some of my other rc friend enthusiats said its not good...
When the shims are on the second spur spins free both ways but not very freely, perhaps because its new car? and yes the 1st gear spins and drives the car.

anyone else have ideas?
Thanks !
Adjust the amount of movement on your spurs by adjusting the position of the 2speed carrier on your shaft - the more inward it is (left), the more play and vice-versa. Once you have this perfect, if there is still too much side movement on the shaft, use a shim on the belt pulley on the left.

The car will free up. I generally don't like shimming bits and pieces until after a race day, giving a chance for everything to bed in.
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Originally Posted by Novarossi
I have built 4 spare diffs in total for my EVO2, none of them have leaked
Michael, can you buy a full diff or do you have to make it up out of parts?
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Old 02-25-2009, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by CraigM
Michael, can you buy a full diff or do you have to make it up out of parts?
You have to make it up in parts mate.

Are you looking for a front or rear diff? I have a brand new spare front diff, never used, only assembled with 100k oil, PM if your interested.
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Old 02-25-2009, 10:51 PM
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Michael, can you buy a full diff or do you have to make it up out of parts?
Once you get that diff in your car your going to really enjoy it a great deal Guarantee....
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