ziggy12345

What rear diff oil should i use with the one way? Its for a med size track.

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AndyT ©

I like the stock 30,000wt oil in the rear when I`m running the front one way.

Joe Chaplow

if i am running on a track with good traction, i used 30k. if the track is ok, but a little loose, i mix 30k with 10k. if the traction is no good at all, i use 10k.

silverM3

iTrader: (1)

What is a good place to buy tires?

Rob Phillips

iTrader: (6)

Try competition rc and order some GQ tires. $8.99 a pair.

kidDynomite

Does anyone know if there are stronger pillow balls than the stock ones? Are the Evola ones the same, as far as size and material?

NiMo

I put in the Kyosho Titanium ones In my V-one R, then re-used them in my FW05, they have not even bent, best $65 I've ever spent.
Before them I lost a suspension arm nearly every meeting due to the ball snapping off too far inside the suspension arm to recover.

Joe Chaplow

jeffreylin,
what is the piece that actually creates the 2 degree offset in the rear on the world edition? i.e. what exactly do i need th change to have no offset?

kidDynomite

Thanks, Nimo. I'll look into those.

NiMo

VSW007
This will give the rear drive shafts a 2mm offset so you can run 0mm offset wheels.
I've done it to mine.

silverM3

iTrader: (1)

I saw 3Racing makes titanium ones.

Joe Chaplow

thanks nimo.

jeffreylin

In addition to NiMo's suggestion, the black Evolva ones are great too. They are very strong and you will never have to worry about them bending again.

kidDynomite

3Racing Ti bends just by blowing on them.

kidDynomite

Jeffrey, I take it that they're a little more $ than the V-one PB's, but a lot less than Kyosho Ti PB's. Thanks for the info. I'll check with RC Champs to see if they have both of them.