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U2251X Kwik Klip, 1/8" - 2 x 8 pcs

Racer X

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43 day to the Reedy Race...(hey it was better than just putting TTT)

BigDogRacing

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The ones from Xray work best. They have a tiny hole in them so you can use a pick to pull them out.

fireblade

Have a question for you guys. When I installed my RW pulleys. I noticed when I tightened down the bulkhead on the diff, the diff didnt freewheel like it was supposed to. I backed out the screws and it helped. Are the CNC alum. ones more precise and will let it be more smoother?
Thanks

Garrett

wyd

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I have the alum. bulkheads and I just put the RW pullies on and when everything was tightened down it never tightened up any. I would think it is probably because of the plastic bulkheads. Make sure you have the bulkheads slid over the bearing right before you tighten everything down.

Fred Perkins

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I see on most setups you guys are using AE springs. Why? The shumacher springs are a progressive spring correct? The AE springs are not. What is the handleing differences between both?
Thanks

jackv202

What are the RW pullies?

Racer X

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Old Man: The AE springs come in 2.5 lb rates (10, 12.5, 15, 17.5, 20 etc) while the Schumacher springs are in 5 lb rates (10, 15, 20, etc). Some peolpe use them to get that 'just right' rate. The down side is that they are much shorter than the Schumacher springs so if you are running threaded bodies, you have to flip the colors and still may need to run a spacer (or you have to run lots of spacers if you don't have the threaded shocks). Hopefully, Schumacher will come out with some...

Jack: The RW pulleys are machined diff pulleys that make the drive train much smoother and effecient. They also make machined 1/2 width drive gears, too. Availible from Schumacher...

fireblade

Racer X- I was worried when I installed my threaded bodies. But flipping the color did the trick. I figured I would need a spacer too, but to my suprise, I acutually had a lot more threads than I expected extra. The AE springs as racer x said, are a little more tunable than Schumacher springs. But both are good.

BigDogRacing

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To be honest, I like the way the AE springs feel better then the Schuie springs. Unfortunately, I can't explain why it would feel better technically speaking...

fireblade

Well, since you say that bigdog. My mission came with the tank, Schumacher yellow springs. My dad had to hold the shaft with pliers while I pulled up the spring retianer. The weird thing is, AE 40lb springs seem softer than Schumacher 40lb. I cant explain this either, must of been the spray paint schumacher uses on their springs making it stiffer lol

rcdougie

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Are the schumacher titanium screws that are optional hex head or use a philips screwdriver? Im looking to replace the screws with a hex head type not really being concered weather they are titanium or not. Thanks!

TimPotter

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They are Hex Doug

rcdougie

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Thanks Tim. That is the only complaint about the mission is those darn "pozi" screws!

RACER XXX

Can some one tell me the screw sizes needed and how many are there to fit the schumacher Axis 2?



Thanks
Edward from Canada