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#4397
racerdx- You might have one of the following problems:
-sidelinks: They could be binding or uneven, and that could cause your problem
-springs: you might have a bad spring, if you havent replaced them recently it cant hurt.
-end points: make sure that you are not combing end points and tweak, since that will defently mess you up.
-bearings: make sure all of your bearings are fine, since that might be the problem or contributing to it
-diff: i dunno if it will do what you are saying, but it could be hurting something, so check that as well
Also you sure you tweaked it properly? You used a flat surface, went very slowly when you raised the car and neither front wheels were binding? (since sometimes if a bearing is bad or the wheelnut is too tight, it can seem like the car is off tweak).
LMK if these suggestions help.
-sidelinks: They could be binding or uneven, and that could cause your problem
-springs: you might have a bad spring, if you havent replaced them recently it cant hurt.
-end points: make sure that you are not combing end points and tweak, since that will defently mess you up.
-bearings: make sure all of your bearings are fine, since that might be the problem or contributing to it
-diff: i dunno if it will do what you are saying, but it could be hurting something, so check that as well
Also you sure you tweaked it properly? You used a flat surface, went very slowly when you raised the car and neither front wheels were binding? (since sometimes if a bearing is bad or the wheelnut is too tight, it can seem like the car is off tweak).
LMK if these suggestions help.
#4398
hi,
anyone know what chassis this is?
http://www.rcracechat.com/forum/atta...th-chassis.jpg
thanks
b3
anyone know what chassis this is?
http://www.rcracechat.com/forum/atta...th-chassis.jpg
thanks
b3
#4400
Originally posted by b3buggy
hi,
anyone know what chassis this is?
http://www.rcracechat.com/forum/atta...th-chassis.jpg
thanks
b3
hi,
anyone know what chassis this is?
http://www.rcracechat.com/forum/atta...th-chassis.jpg
thanks
b3
#4402
Originally posted by sands
Looking for a spur gear and pinion manufacter called D/M or something similar (DM?). It's printed on their spur gear. Anybody know of their web site?
Sands
Looking for a spur gear and pinion manufacter called D/M or something similar (DM?). It's printed on their spur gear. Anybody know of their web site?
Sands
Coxy.
#4404
#4405
Originally posted by fast-ho-cars
the chassis is made by a Japanese aftermarket company RIEMON for the Kawada M-300 1/12 cars.
it's not for the AE RC12L3.
the chassis is made by a Japanese aftermarket company RIEMON for the Kawada M-300 1/12 cars.
it's not for the AE RC12L3.
#4406
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 61
From: Noblesville, IN
Originally posted by sands
I found the spur maker, its Du-Mor.
Web site is:
http://www.du-morrc.com/Du_Mor_RC_Home_Page.html
I found the spur maker, its Du-Mor.
Web site is:
http://www.du-morrc.com/Du_Mor_RC_Home_Page.html
#4407
Tech Regular
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 469
From: TrAsH_CaN
Originally posted by CypressMidWest
The Kawada M-300 is nothing but a "KAWADA" 12L. Just like the Yokomo chassis, all your L3 series equipment will bolt right up.
The Kawada M-300 is nothing but a "KAWADA" 12L. Just like the Yokomo chassis, all your L3 series equipment will bolt right up.
#4408
I have seen an M300 chassis with an AE rearpod/T-bar assembly, and AE front-end bolted directly to it. All I can think is that a some modification must have been done to accomodate the AE rear end assembly, though the owner made no mention of such a modification.
#4409
Tech Regular
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 469
From: TrAsH_CaN
Originally posted by CypressMidWest
I have seen an M300 chassis with an AE rearpod/T-bar assembly, and AE front-end bolted directly to it. All I can think is that a some modification must have been done to accomodate the AE rear end assembly, though the owner made no mention of such a modification.
I have seen an M300 chassis with an AE rearpod/T-bar assembly, and AE front-end bolted directly to it. All I can think is that a some modification must have been done to accomodate the AE rear end assembly, though the owner made no mention of such a modification.



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