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Old 09-10-2006, 06:49 PM
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I picked up my G4S Friday evening, and have finished assembly. Only one problem . My kit has a defective part, part #502153 (rear outdrive?). Mine looks fine, I even put it in place without noticing it ISN'T THREADED. I didn't notice until I was trying to put the wheel nut on.

Is this something Motorman can send me to expedite the process, or do I have to go through LHS? I would like to get it asap so I can get it on the setup board, and break the new engine in. I hope to get in my first onroad race next weekend.
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drop me an email with your address I'll take care of it tomorrow. we've run into a couple of those before.

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i heard someone who use fancy condoms instead of ballons.
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i heard someone who use fancy condoms instead of ballons.


i think its more secure
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nitro the sway bar was custom made and the CF brace was modified I presume to get more steering. In europe they don't spray the tracks so those guys are always looking for more steering. The chassis is very suseptable to being bent that way. I can almost gurantee it.
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Hi Guys

I have finished my G4S... Ran three tanks through the engine yesterday and i will hit the track tomorrow for tomorrow nights practice session

I am looking forward to it and then i can spend the rest of the week watching the Worlds action...

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Motorman, email sent. I gotta say, I think that overall this kit was my favorite to put together ever. The fit and finish is awesome. I'm used to having to work to get the suspension arms/hinge pins ect. in good shape.
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i havent run my g4s, but i saw that the gap between the brake disc and engine is super small.
3 hobby.net article recommend to reduce the brake disc diameter.
anyone got brake disc problem without reducing the diameter?
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Originally Posted by ickvanovs
i havent run my g4s, but i saw that the gap between the brake disc and engine is super small.
3 hobby.net article recommend to reduce the brake disc diameter.
anyone got brake disc problem without reducing the diameter?
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Your right it is close, but i have never had it actually touch the engine. With regards to the brakes i do recommend using a pen spring between the pads about 5mm in length to push the pads of the disc so it doesn't drag and slow you down...Hope this helps

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Originally Posted by Bundy_Bear
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Your right it is close, but i have never had it actually touch the engine. With regards to the brakes i do recommend using a pen spring between the pads about 5mm in length to push the pads of the disc so it doesn't drag and slow you down...Hope this helps

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hmm the k-factory brake pad?
i think they come with springs.
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Originally Posted by ickvanovs
hmm the k-factory brake pad?
i think they come with springs.
The KFactory ones do include the springs, i was talking about if you were running the stock disc and pads...

Sorry my bad

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Originally Posted by ickvanovs
hmm the k-factory brake pad?
i think they come with springs.
No, K factory brake disc is same size as original.

If you want to opt for K factory brake plates, its up to you. The pads come with springs to seperate the plates just like in real cars.

There is nothing you can do with the disc being too close to engine. Don't worry, it wont touch, I have raced it two times.
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Originally Posted by Bundy_Bear
The KFactory ones do include the springs, i was talking about if you were running the stock disc and pads...

Sorry my bad

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btw where did u get the spring from?
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Originally Posted by asw7576
No, K factory brake disc is same size as original.

If you want to opt for K factory brake plates, its up to you. The pads come with springs to seperate the plates just like in real cars.

There is nothing you can do with the disc being too close to engine. Don't worry, it wont touch, I have raced it two times.
ah ok. nice to hear that.

asw, are you gonna race this weekend? the one that using lola body.
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yes, indeed they are very very close. my frenz OS was hit a bit, about 0.5mm, but it wouldn't damage ur engine. so dun worry too much. but on the other hand, d other frenz using nova, hehe, its even worse, slightly deeper cuts.
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