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Old 07-17-2005, 01:46 PM
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i used a lil thread lock and it held up fine for me.
i tightened it up pretty good u want it tight and snug
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Old 07-17-2005, 02:17 PM
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Thanks for your reply greenbox I'll do just as you say!

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Old 07-17-2005, 02:20 PM
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hey i just finished puttin my r 40 together and i used all of the specs and measurments that the manual says. i wanted to know if any one has a link or something in the lines of a tuning guide or something. and if anyone call help me with the terms like droop and other things.
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Old 07-17-2005, 02:23 PM
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http://rccaraction.com/rc/articles/joels_onroad.asp - Heres a good guide to setting up a nitro and the terms.

Here is the section from hpi dedicated to setup sheets. Which give you specifics on how to setup your cars settings.

http://hpiracing.com/setups/su-m.php#r40
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Old 07-17-2005, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Artificial-I
http://rccaraction.com/rc/articles/joels_onroad.asp - Heres a good guide to setting up a nitro and the terms.

Here is the section from hpi dedicated to setup sheets. Which give you specifics on how to setup your cars settings.

http://hpiracing.com/setups/su-m.php#r40
thanks...that first page is a big help....i was also looking for somthing that will show how or where to make the adjustments....sorry i am a complete newb to tuning...i have an rs4 that i would just bash around in parking lots with my boy....but i want to get in to racing them...seems like a lot of fun...i went to the hpi ny challenge last year up at rockland community college with my boy that worked in bruckner and it was great time and seems like a lot of fun....also i heard a lot about "droop" when people where talking about supsention...what is that?
thanks for the help
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Old 07-17-2005, 09:04 PM
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This is the definition of DROOP from the RC Dictionary


Droop -- The measure of shock droop is the amount of uptravel the chassis will have if you weigh the car with its full running gear (servo, batteries, motor, etc.), settle the chassis (press down and release on the chassis), then lift each end until the tires lift off the ground. The total upward movement of the chassis at each end is measured as droop.
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Old 07-18-2005, 02:47 AM
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Hİ! What is the difference between r 40 and r 40 limited editon? And what is the r40's rtr weight? Here in Turkiye, the weight limit is 1725 gr in most races. And please would you tell the disadvantages of this car, i know this were al written above but i only could read 10 pages then i looked it is 267. Any success of r40 in early times?
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Old 07-18-2005, 01:11 PM
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What is the difference between r 40 and r 40 limited editon? And what is the r40's rtr weight?
Here in Turkiye, the weight limit is 1725 gr in most races. And please would you tell the disadvantages of this car, i know this were al written above but i only could read 10 pages then i looked it is 267.
Any success of r40 in early times?

Any answer?
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Old 07-18-2005, 01:39 PM
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Ok, having problems with my clutch still with the 87095 bolt undone right to the edge of the 87093 shaft bolt (leaving just enough of a lip so the outside of the bearing doesn't rub) I thought this would allow the clutch to engage quite early, I'm also running 3x0.3mm + 1x0.2mm spacers behind the thrust bearing giving it just 0.2mm play. My clutch is still engaging well late IMO, like nearly a 1/4 throttle is needed to get the car rolling.
Am I doing somthin wrong here?

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Old 07-18-2005, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Hesky
Ok, having problems with my clutch still with the 87095 bolt undone right to the edge of the 87093 shaft bolt (leaving just enough of a lip so the outside of the bearing doesn't rub) I thought this would allow the clutch to engage quite early, I'm also running 3x0.3mm + 1x0.2mm spacers behind the thrust bearing giving it just 0.2mm play. My clutch is still engaging well late IMO, like nearly a 1/4 throttle is needed to get the car rolling.
Am I doing somthin wrong here?

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Sounds like the clutch nut is too tight...I had the same problem, then re-read the directions and saw that the recommended "tightness" was only .5mm - .8mm, I was at like 1.5mm
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Old 07-18-2005, 02:52 PM
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Like I said I have the bolt nearly butted up to the ball bearing, ie 0.0mm!!
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Old 07-18-2005, 02:57 PM
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Sounds like you might have too many or too thick of a washer behind the collet which is pushing the flywheel too far down the threads on the shaft.
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Old 07-18-2005, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Hesky
Like I said I have the bolt nearly butted up to the ball bearing, ie 0.0mm!!
opps missed that....sorry, dude
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Old 07-18-2005, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Rapid Roy
Sounds like you might have too many or too thick of a washer behind the collet which is pushing the flywheel too far down the threads on the shaft.
Okay, I just realized that you are using 87093 shaft bolt for a stardard crank engine. Try a washer between the 87093 shaft bolt and the flywheel.
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Old 07-18-2005, 04:45 PM
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Hey guys just got the 2004 edition kit in. Gosh that super chassis is a lot different than I thought. Looks way different than the rs4-2 SC. Very gunmetal like and shiney and super lightweight, a bit different in person from the pictures ive seen. Im amazed.

Ill have the weight list of the stock , super chassis and 3 racing chassis tonight. Another thing I think I also found is the 3racing heatsink vs the stock heatsink is a bit lighter...but I havent weighed em yet.

Got lots to weight tonight. LOL and lots of decisions. Also got the mugen grey pad today so im ready to go.
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