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12-09-2013 | 07:35 AM

#6841

5th wheel

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Originally Posted by KAWIDAD

Yes. I really like it on my sc10 & c4. It takes alot of slop out of steering. I havnt had mine in to long,but have heard that the bearings become a little loose when they have been in for awhile. I read a post that if that becomes a problem justb drop a bit of CA around bearings then all is well. Hope this helps

Yes it does thank You. but for what that thing cost. you should not have to patch it up with CA glue. if that's the case the $11 price tag is way too much if the quality is not there

12-09-2013 | 07:35 AM

#6842

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Originally Posted by Team G Racing

PW,

What are the screw sizes included and what do they replace from the current ones in the kit? Thank you

Also, will AMain be receiving then anytime soon?

I actually don't know the lengths, but 4 screws to hold the tower to the bulkhead, 2 for the alloy wing mounts, and the longest one is for the transmission case. This replaces the stock caphead screw for extra clearance from the tower.

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12-09-2013 | 07:45 AM

#6843

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Originally Posted by Chris Gierse

I ordered a set of the new JC ballcups for my B44.2. If I want the maximum durability should I use the traditional round or wedge ballcups on a B44.2?

The wedge style would be the most durable; remember to pre-thread them.

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Does the carbon fiber steering rack really help the b4.1. What will it do for it?

I don't think it's something that is going to change handling, but will give you a smoother, tighter steering rack. It is recommended to seal (thin CA) the graphite edges, but not a must. It's not a case of quality as all graphite has open edges that benefit from being sealed.

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if i like green v1 barcodes in the rear and barcodes in the front of 2wd buggy, what would you suggest for 8th scale buggy?

I would suggest Green Hybrids

12-09-2013 | 09:07 AM

#6844

C.Borgia

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PW, do have an eta for the narrow rear pivots for the c4.2?

12-09-2013 | 10:09 AM

#6845

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Originally Posted by C.Borgia

PW, do have an eta for the narrow rear pivots for the c4.2?

Unfortunately I don't, but I can assure you we are moving as fast as possible on them. I'm hoping for the end of this month or certainly start of Jan.

12-09-2013 | 10:10 AM

#6846

C.Borgia

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Thanks! The JConcepts price point (what I saw on tower) has me waiting to purchase your product instead the competitor's. Keep up the good work!

12-09-2013 | 04:30 PM

#6847

nv529

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what are the differences between 1/8th hybrids and black jackets? are the pin height and spacing the same?

12-09-2013 | 05:13 PM

#6848

5th wheel

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PW
I just ordered the jc steering rack. You say it's best to seal the hole rack were the bearings go and the outside edges also?
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12-09-2013 | 06:30 PM

#6849

Big Features

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Originally Posted by 5th wheel

PW
I just ordered the jc steering rack. You say it's best to seal the hole rack were the bearings go and the outside edges also?
.

The steering rack is the real deal! Make sure you CA the outside and inside (bearing holes). Just wet a cue tip with medium JC CA. You'll have to press the bearings into the carbon, but you'll be amazed at how much slop you just got rid of.

Mike

12-09-2013 | 06:47 PM

#6850

beidle99

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Quick question... I have a set of Gold Barcodes for 1/8 that are in perfect running condition tread wise but the rims have a few cracks in them. Will doing an acetone bath damage the tire compound? or dry them out? Not worried about the foams as I have extra foams to put in.

12-10-2013 | 06:13 AM

#6851

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Originally Posted by 5th wheel

PW
I just ordered the jc steering rack. You say it's best to seal the hole rack were the bearings go and the outside edges also?
.

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Correct; Mike's post sums it up perfect

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Golds and Acetone are a bad combo! You could cut the tire off the wheel with a fresh straight blade or exacto, but be careful

12-10-2013 | 07:02 AM

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Hey paul, not trying to rush you guys, but you think you could speed up the process on a soft case for a DX4r Pro, I mean the radio has been out for almost a month now!

12-10-2013 | 07:10 AM

#6853

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Originally Posted by Captcha

Hey paul, not trying to rush you guys, but you think you could speed up the process on a soft case for a DX4r Pro, I mean the radio has been out for almost a month now!

Sure thing....I'll grab me a fresh blade, some foam, and start knocking them out ASAP

. All the new cars can wait for bodies...

12-10-2013 | 07:31 AM

#6854

uncle everett

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Just an idea, sell the radio bags without foams to use as pit/storage bags. I use mine for tires, chargers, electronics etc. I've got about 7 so far, it's amazing how many tires they hold....maybe 18 SC tires!!!