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Old 08-22-2007, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by StOnEfAn527
I think the black ones are the lightweight. The brown/gray sorta gunmetalish color are the stock steel ones.
the new stock ones are the same color as the lightweight ones.
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Old 08-23-2007, 04:06 AM
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What pinion would you use on the mamba max 6900kv with the 87t spur in a T4?

PS. here is a quick flick of my T4 being built if anyones interested
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMJJ-zamGuk
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Old 08-23-2007, 07:02 AM
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hey,15 to 17 is a good start but it really depends on what you do with it. type of track, type of surface and temp of that surface. my buddy runs a 16 on a good traction sandy track and never sees full power by the end of a 120 foot straightaway.I tune to temp(and track temp) with my 5700. I too use a 16 but i'm waiting on a 15 for the days(every day)when the track goes over 100+*. Dan
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Who makes bearing kits for the T4? I want to go through and freshen mine before our big race in a few months. All the stock bearings seem fine now but I don't do much cleaning of them. I have too many cars to keep running. LOL. Getting ready to tear the truck down and list all the bearings for my reference. Thanx.
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I checked Boca, when I searched for a T4 Factory Team kit I got a message saying that they didn't have one but they are looking for information to put one together, even says they're offering a reward. So if you could make a list of measurements for all the bearings in your truck and where they belong and send it to them, they might send some $$$ your way or even give you the first kit for free for all I know.

Ordinarily for stuff like this I look at industrial supply companies like McMaster-Carr, but when I bought bearings for my BoLink Legends car, Boca's price was half of what McMaster-Carr wanted for the same parts.
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Old 08-23-2007, 08:24 AM
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Avid RC Bearings http://www.avidrc.com/
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Old 08-23-2007, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by OTE_TheMissile
I checked Boca, when I searched for a T4 Factory Team kit I got a message saying that they didn't have one but they are looking for information to put one together, even says they're offering a reward. So if you could make a list of measurements for all the bearings in your truck and where they belong and send it to them, they might send some $$$ your way or even give you the first kit for free for all I know.

Ordinarily for stuff like this I look at industrial supply companies like McMaster-Carr, but when I bought bearings for my BoLink Legends car, Boca's price was half of what McMaster-Carr wanted for the same parts.
Hey. was just at boca and starting on page 18 under AE kits they have all types of bearing kits for the T4. thanks for the link. Dan
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Old 08-24-2007, 01:33 PM
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Whats everyone using for the front bulkhead on a B4? Aluminim or plastic + weight?
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Kking you are so funny. I like that you are gathering all this info before you even drive the car.
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Old 08-24-2007, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by K_King
Whats everyone using for the front bulkhead on a B4? Aluminim or plastic + weight?
i use an aluminum one made by trinity, it works very good, i just got tired of breaking plastic ones.

It also has extra setscrews to hold in the hinge pins better.
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Old 08-24-2007, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by crazy4wdracer
i use an aluminum one made by trinity, it works very good, i just got tired of breaking plastic ones.

It also has extra setscrews to hold in the hinge pins better.
me too
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I'm running FT front bulk, haven't had any problems with that. More problems with rear shock tower and rear arm, although today car was dialed and no probs. Need new batts!
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Originally Posted by crazy4wdracer
i use an aluminum one made by trinity, it works very good, i just got tired of breaking plastic ones.

It also has extra setscrews to hold in the hinge pins better.
if you like that, you should get the aluminum one from the gt2, it has two set screws per side, thats what i run in my b4, i have the trinity one in my t4, id recommend the gt2 one.

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I'm running FT front bulk, haven't had any problems with that. More problems with rear shock tower and rear arm, although today car was dialed and no probs. Need new batts!
breaking rear towers and rear arms? weird...might be your driving style tho, i have seen next to nothing break on my b4, except for 1-2 front arms all summer and 2 front arms on my t4, and a rear t-plate too.
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Old 08-24-2007, 06:55 PM
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Haven't broken any front arms. Only broke 1 rear arm once when t4 came and hit me in flight. 1 Shock tower was from bad landing. The screws holding the transmission together just backed out, which was making a weird grinding noise today that I thought was in the motor.

But it has a lot of steering, on and off power.
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Old 08-24-2007, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by StOnEfAn527
Haven't broken any front arms. Only broke 1 rear arm once when t4 came and hit me in flight. 1 Shock tower was from bad landing. The screws holding the transmission together just backed out, which was making a weird grinding noise today that I thought was in the motor.

But it has a lot of steering, on and off power.
I agree with jake. I have never broke a rear arm. I broke a rear tower when a gt came over a jump backwards over a 30 foot gap. Damn gas tracks.
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