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Old 08-11-2012 | 11:57 AM
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Sofa King
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I have not ordered one of these yet (had it in the cart last night, but couldn't pull the trigger because my current car has been so awesome lately I hate to switch), but was looking through the manual last night. I saw that the droop screws appear to be plain screws, a small complaint I know, but perhaps the HPI107372 droop screws (with hex in both ends!) would help some of you guys out. I just started using these on my current car, and love them.


Originally Posted by Ironwolf1974
Where do I get an extra gasket? Is the gasket specific to this or can I. use like an acts or xray one?
As long as it fits and the holes line up... use it. I have seen this on other brands, and it does get better (extra gasket not needed on rebuild) with some break in.

Originally Posted by Ironwolf1974
Oh come on, why cant you include a tool to fit the turnbuckles?! All the other kits Ive bought had at least a small tool to fit them. Now I cant find one in my toolbox, and Im jacked.

Ok so I think my left rear drive shaft is warped, it looks like it wobbles when I rotate the wheels. Is there a way that I could have screwed up that drive shaft?
I have built dozens of kits and have never got a turnbuckle wrench in any of them. Unless you count a stamped steel so called "wrench" that belongs in the trash. I usually take most tools included with a kit and transfer them straight to the trash... good tools make a build so much easier/better.

Originally Posted by sickpuppy1
Seriously? You thought you were cool!!?? Where the heck did that come from? LOL
I think if I ever convert to electric 1/8, this is the way to go. Looks like a well built machine. I guess my only concern is the nylon/plastic spur gear and massive torque electric motors. But Techno has alot more experience at it than I do,lol
Plastic spurs should be of no concern with the diff mounted motor... and proper gear mesh. I have been running plastic spurs on my 1/8th electrics for many years, and I get about a year on mine, running nearly every weekend! I think they actually last longer than the steel ones... and, I am the envy of the other racers as my cars are so quiet!
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