HPI R40 Nitro Car Forum
#978
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Originally posted by NitroLeadFinger
Thanks James, YOU DA MAN
Thanks James, YOU DA MAN
#979
you need part number 33407 for the HPI aluminum clamp hubs for the R40. i dont think the savage aluminum hubs would fit, i would imagine they'd be larger than the sedan ones. the ones that may fit are the ones for electric tourers that is available through buy hpi.
#980
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whoops, wrong pic. hpi72036 is the part number for the sedans.
#981
yep, those are them. but i wonder if they are the same as 33407 they have listed in the Japan site under R40 options. because those ones pictured were originally for the RS4 series.
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actually,these are the one sfor the r40 on HPI's J web site
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light weight deck..
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middle mount
side brace
Adj roll bar
4 gear diff
adj roll bar
lets see how serious HPI is about their american racing support..
and get these parts over here..
Last edited by fastharry™; 12-01-2003 at 05:56 PM.
#985
thanks for the heads up
http://www.hpiracing.co.jp/contents_...up_e/0312.html
what's the advantage of having the four gears in the rear diff as opposed to two??? or if someone could explain the LSD effect.
http://www.hpiracing.co.jp/contents_...up_e/0312.html
what's the advantage of having the four gears in the rear diff as opposed to two??? or if someone could explain the LSD effect.
#986
Originally posted by Darkseid
All the Fastires I've ever seen have been on multi-spoke wheels. I've never seen them on dish(solid) rims.
All the Fastires I've ever seen have been on multi-spoke wheels. I've never seen them on dish(solid) rims.
#987
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Originally posted by The Sleeper
I just checked, mine are on solid white rims. The local hobby shop where I bought them has several sets of Fastires and they're all on solid white rims. Something weird is going on here
I just checked, mine are on solid white rims. The local hobby shop where I bought them has several sets of Fastires and they're all on solid white rims. Something weird is going on here
#988
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Originally posted by JLock
It is apparent that Fasttire is just filling the requests of other racers who have requested the aero solid rims.
It is apparent that Fasttire is just filling the requests of other racers who have requested the aero solid rims.
Of course, I like the look of the HPI wheels, so I might just go to running those. Only down side is that it doesn't appear that they come with side wall protectors, and I have experienced how well the ones that come with fasttires work. So I like to use them whenever I can.
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Lola body
Have any of you guys tried mounting a Lola style body on your R40 yet?
If so, how does it fit?
Did you need to have an extra set of body mounts that you could cut really low?
Does the front shock tower fit under the body, or did you have to make a hole for the tips of it to fit through?
If so, how does it fit?
Did you need to have an extra set of body mounts that you could cut really low?
Does the front shock tower fit under the body, or did you have to make a hole for the tips of it to fit through?
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Re: Lola body
Originally posted by Darkseid
Have any of you guys tried mounting a Lola style body on your R40 yet?
If so, how does it fit?
Did you need to have an extra set of body mounts that you could cut really low?
Does the front shock tower fit under the body, or did you have to make a hole for the tips of it to fit through?
Have any of you guys tried mounting a Lola style body on your R40 yet?
If so, how does it fit?
Did you need to have an extra set of body mounts that you could cut really low?
Does the front shock tower fit under the body, or did you have to make a hole for the tips of it to fit through?