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Old 02-04-2004, 05:55 PM
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Originally posted by Que
Hey D thanks for all the help! How do you fit a touring body with the floating rear mount? I used to be able to cut the tips off the one on my V ONE RR and screw additional body posts on but it doesen't look like i will be able to do so with the 835 floating rear mount. please help
Well, I cut the short post on the existing rear floating mount meant for the Lola bodies and leaving it flat. I drill a hole so that I can mount the longer 808144 mounting body post on the rear floating mount.
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Old 02-04-2004, 09:48 PM
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Hi All, I have just purchased a 705 on ebay and await it's arrival some time next week. I will be doing parking lot racing for the most part with small tracks, and large tracks occasionally. As I am new to the 705, I do not know what parts I need for tuning and spares. Could anyone please put together a list in order of necesity for spares, and one for tuning? I would like to do some racing with rubber tires on small tracks, and foam tires on large tracks. I live in southern california if that makes any difference. ANY info would be greatly appreciated!!!! I just sold my NTC3, finally, and have finally transfered over to a definately more raceable car. And, if someone could explain the whole thing about why you change the drive pulleys on the car, I would also greatly appreciate that. I have been racing for 7 years, but have never had a car as good as the 705. So, ANY info whatsoever will be duely noted and appreciated. I thank you in advance for any advice/help!
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Old 02-05-2004, 07:10 AM
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Originally posted by InitialD
Well, I cut the short post on the existing rear floating mount meant for the Lola bodies and leaving it flat. I drill a hole so that I can mount the longer 808144 mounting body post on the rear floating mount.
Got a picture please!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 02-09-2004, 04:12 PM
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Default 47T rear diff pulley

Is #8373 the part number for this pulley?
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Old 02-09-2004, 07:05 PM
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Is #8373 the part number for this pulley?
The 47T rear ball diff pulley that you should be looking for is 808376.
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Old 02-10-2004, 04:49 AM
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The 47T rear ball diff pulley that you should be looking for is 808376.
Unfindable in Europe. Any advise for shopping USA?
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Old 02-10-2004, 04:51 AM
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www.rccarinternational.com

in Europe and have everything
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Old 03-14-2004, 03:37 AM
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My 2 speed doesnt seem to be engaging. I took it out and cleaned it. It has a bit of dirt build up in there. The motor isnt running as good as it used to and maybe it just needs to be adjusted. I havent run the car yet but was just wondering how often people maintain their 2 speed in the 705 and what do they ussualy do to keep it working well.
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Old 03-14-2004, 09:01 AM
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Originally posted by bleach1
My 2 speed doesnt seem to be engaging. I took it out and cleaned it. It has a bit of dirt build up in there. The motor isnt running as good as it used to and maybe it just needs to be adjusted. I havent run the car yet but was just wondering how often people maintain their 2 speed in the 705 and what do they ussualy do to keep it working well.
I'll tell you this that I know. I clean my 710 2 speed gearbox (incidently the same as the 705, just the spurs and the spring being different) as well as my 2 speed in the 705 after every run at home. I lube the oneway bearing when I do my cleaning routine of the gearbox.

Have you adjusted the 2 speed springs in the shoe and loosen it little by little? If after you've done that and the 2nd speed does not engage, my guess is that it's due to the 2nd speed bearing hub wearing out. The more the 2nd speed aluminum hub wears out, the further the gap. You can adjust this gap if yours is the white shoe like the one that comes on the 710. If not, you could add the grub screw yourself.
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Old 03-14-2004, 10:37 PM
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Originally posted by InitialD
The more the 2nd speed aluminum hub wears out, the further the gap. You can adjust this gap if yours is the white shoe like the one that comes on the 710. If not, you could add the grub screw yourself.
It has the grey shoes in the 2 speed. Cant you just compensate for the wear in the hub by winding out the screws in the shoes?
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Old 03-14-2004, 11:02 PM
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Originally posted by bleach1
It has the grey shoes in the 2 speed. Cant you just compensate for the wear in the hub by winding out the screws in the shoes?
Well you can. Winding out the screws in the shoes makes for earlier engagement. But there will come to an extent when your shoes and 2nd speed bell housing wear too much that it creates to big a gap. With the white optional shoes, you can narrow the spacing between the shoe and the aluminum bell to get good engagement.

BTW, the grey shoes are the older ones (902415). If you have to replace the shoes, make sure you get the white optional shoes (902416).

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Old 03-16-2004, 11:43 AM
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I would like to get some cheap parts to rebuild my Impulse to something like a PRO version....parts I am interested are....

801242 - Front axle alu with one-way-bearings +24T pulley
801243 - Adaptor front driveshaft
808313 - Spacer 7mm alu for rear upright +screw
909555 - Centax gear-pinion aluminum 15t
909565 - Centax gear-pinion aluminum 20t
801132 - Chassis stiffner alu RE + belt tensioner

let me know...thanks all.
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Rookie Solara: I have lots of Impulse and 705 parts....you may get good news from me....
I will send u email tonight...
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Old 03-18-2004, 12:45 AM
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how tight should i set the tension on the large side belt on the 705?
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Old 03-18-2004, 06:20 AM
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Originally posted by bleach1
how tight should i set the tension on the large side belt on the 705?
Set the side belt as loose as you possibly can. It determines predominant how free rolling your car can get.
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