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Old 09-09-2008, 09:58 AM
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Livingston, Try Avid RC bearings. They have them for 1USD each.

joech, 1.7 internal and a 17.5 needs around a 3.5 FDR 48P 78 spur and 38 pinion or 76/37. I DONOT know if they will fit in there but those spurs are available. Trying to gear 007 for 17.5 now and am going to switch to 64P Alot less headache alot finner tuning .
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I have a EU 008 with the 1.7 internal. What spur / pinion (64 p) do I need to run the 13.5 & 17.5?

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I run a 94 for 17.5 but that is too small for 13.5. A 98 tooth spur should allow for both ranges.
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Old 09-09-2008, 09:37 PM
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Thank you all for thoose tips, i will be ordering all parts today.

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hey guys,

I know a lot of people are racing with the 13.5 and 17.5 and so on but was wondering what ratio would be good for an 8.5t, i race on an asphalt track with long straights but with an s-bend and few hair-pin corners

if anyone has some advice that would be great
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Old 09-10-2008, 04:58 AM
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Hi Dudes
I need your help about Steering ...Our Local club has a very small and tight Track Car simply Hasn't got enough steering ...
What gives me more steering? I know Narrowing front end helps but I use Front Multi diff and tried 1mm spacers instead of 1.5mm but it's not possible to use them as cvds too long with plastics on them does anybody tried 1.15mm with Multi diff?
Or what else gives me more steering especially for mid corner and corner exit...
Thanx in advance
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Old 09-10-2008, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by yokemad
Hi Dudes
I need your help about Steering ...Our Local club has a very small and tight Track Car simply Hasn't got enough steering ...
What gives me more steering? I know Narrowing front end helps but I use Front Multi diff and tried 1mm spacers instead of 1.5mm but it's not possible to use them as cvds too long with plastics on them does anybody tried 1.15mm with Multi diff?
Or what else gives me more steering especially for mid corner and corner exit...
Thanx in advance


You can try more castor I take your talking about rubber tires...and if you what to narrow the front end you have to run the 50mm cvds the 52mm will not allow you as you already know....With the castor change you will lose a little steering going in but gain mid and exit ...and you can also work from the rear of the car maybe it is to stuck and you can free it up that would help also check toe-in maybe just a tick to much...Hope that helps later Drew
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New Lightweight option parts what time release ?
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Hopefully soon its look like they are close no word yet but I think they will be shortly...Later Drew
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Old 09-10-2008, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Drew Ellis
Hopefully soon its look like they are close no word yet but I think they will be shortly...Later Drew
Drew............when will your face be on the Wheaties box.... Congrats on your run at the IIC I can picture you and Steve Weiss standing back to back on the cover Unless you wanna roll solo.
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Thanks yeah that would be pretty funny Steve would have to wear his vegas sunglasses....Later Drew
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Old 09-10-2008, 08:33 AM
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Just now dipping into the Electric onroad section of RCTech now that winter carpet season is jus ahead of us.

Just wondering, why are you guys giving your selves headaches on trying to jimmy rig these big 5000+ Lipos into a sedan that wasnt designed for it? Why not run the Orion 3600/3800 with a tray weight underneith it and be done with it? Atleast thats what I am going to do!
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Originally Posted by BSchorr
Just now dipping into the Electric onroad section of RCTech now that winter carpet season is jus ahead of us.

Just wondering, why are you guys giving your selves headaches on trying to jimmy rig these big 5000+ Lipos into a sedan that wasnt designed for it? Why not run the Orion 3600/3800 with a tray weight underneith it and be done with it? Atleast thats what I am going to do!
The 5000 will offer more power. Even with the 3800 being 30c it's discharge curve won't be that of a 28c 5000 pack. Not to mention the runtime when used in mod.
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Old 09-10-2008, 09:12 AM
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Thanx Drew
yes It's rubber tyres and I've got 2.5mm Shims at rear 0 outboard so I should have around 3.5mm rear toe in (Carpet is Low Grip) Is that cause that type of bad effect?
also I've got 1 degree front toe out...
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1.3mm front shims looks like the limit but I may try 1.15 shims at front before 50mm drive shafts
Many thanx for your support
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who makes 28c 5000?
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Old 09-10-2008, 09:36 AM
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Not a problem,sounds like a lot of rear toe try taking a little out maybe go down to 2.5 toe in also switch your springs around 2.6 on front and 2.4 on rear that my help,but that my be to stiff in front then just put 2.4 all the way around...I looked on my car with a plastic spool with 52mm and I have the 1.15 and its fine...Oh and try toe in at the pin in the front so what that means is the shims that make your width you want a 1.5 in the back of the front and a 1.15 in the front of the front if that makes sense its hard to explain but you want your pins to have toe in kind of like the rear pins how you put toe there just not as much thats how I run mine .....Hope that helps let me know ...Thanks Drew
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