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Well here is the result.......:o
I cut away the hole plate where you normaly attach the reciever on... Then i mounted the "reciever-protector". So the reciever is protected and can't get wings:smile: The thing is that the x-tal is touching the servo.. I hope that isn't gonna give me some problems in the future.... :eek: |
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Well here is the result.......:o
I cut away the hole plate where you normaly attach the reciever on... Then i mounted the "reciever-protector". So the reciever is protected and can't get wings:smile: The thing is that the x-tal is touching the servo.. I hope that isn't gonna give me some problems in the future.... :eek: OOpssss:smile: |
Originally posted by jfc_tech then i remember some "D" guy told me to cut the ball cup. I was lucky:sweat: |
Re: Re: Motor Mounts
Originally posted by Proficar403 I already went ahead and put the spring steel wheel axles on the front of my car, along with the vented brake disk. Originally posted by Proficar403 Question for Julius: Did you all notice any wear on the front axle housing when using the pin kit? I would imagine the holes would wear into an oval, being alluminum. |
Originally posted by jfc_tech Pricy kit needs full attention. |
Re: Re: Re: Motor Mounts
Originally posted by FTSPEEDWAY I believe the front spring steel dogbones from the impact/ 835 will fit the 710. Im not 100% positive but im pretty sure i read that some where |
Originally posted by NitroHead I just started building my 710... Where does the servo horn end up positioned on the servo? Look at the pics below that I posted earlier with the mod; http://www.digitalpose.com/mbr/1/347...3224582_vl.jpg This is the position when the steering is at neutral position (left and right the same). http://www.digitalpose.com/mbr/1/347...5240101_vl.jpg This is the servo position when the steering is fully lock on the right side. Hope that answers your questions.:D |
Originally posted by InitialD Are you already back to KL? Recovering from jet lag or busy building your kit?:sneaky: :D Nope, flite is tomorrow so will be back by Sunday pm. Then I'll use my "jet-lag" ticket to stay up all night and build the 710! ;) |
Initial D its great that you reply to all the responses but can you please reply to the most recent responses in one go and not 20. Sorry mate but this thread is getting a little long I hate to see it in 5 months. I keep on getting hammerd on Outlook with notifications of new mail.
Thats why you have so many post's. Do what Josh Cyrul does in the "ask Josh Cyrul hread" which should be running for serpent :nod: ps: great job there InitialD, very informative and a great value to have you on this thread.;) Cheers BG |
Originally posted by InitialD Perhaps the stock 2nd gearing on the car was too tall for the track we run on. I also found that the 710 can carry a lot of speed into sweeping corner speed and that the car is able to change directions very quickly. On tight apexes after a fast straight, the car is able to dive in and out quickly without any hesitation. Very sure footing when it comes to steering. This is just with a few hours playing with the car out of the box. I have not tried the DRS feature yet. Hopefully soon.:nod: :D |
Originally posted by BG Do what Josh Cyrul does in the "ask Josh Cyrul hread" which should be running for serpent :nod: ps: great job there InitialD, very informative and a great value to have you on this thread.;) Cheers BG Another good way to share your experiences is to have it on your personal website ... and post the url here. :nod: |
Nothing from the truth, I wish he was driving for serpent:)
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Originally posted by Sow&Steady Nope, flite is tomorrow so will be back by Sunday pm. Then I'll use my "jet-lag" ticket to stay up all night and build the 710! ;) |
Originally posted by Sow&Steady BG, are you saying Josh will be driving the 710 from now on? I thought he'd be busy with his new company and his own designed 1:12? |
Originally posted by BG Initial D its great that you reply to all the responses but can you please reply to the most recent responses in one go and not 20. Sorry mate but this thread is getting a little long I hate to see it in 5 months. I keep on getting hammerd on Outlook with notifications of new mail. Sorry that I had to reply to so many post. Even when I separate my replies to each post, people find it difficult to find answers that most of the time, I have to repeat them. I would think it would be even worse (for me too) if I replied all in one go. It is also easier for me this way to find out what I posted too.:D Besides, it's a nice feeling of having the world champion title under you name ! :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers.:D |
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