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Old 09-04-2012, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Ron Goetter
It had a slight over steer. It did jump well though. Stayed nice and flat...
I'll 2nd that notion.

It didn't like getting wet though.

We'll see what this weekend holds. The weather is horrible so outdoor racing will probably not happen.
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Old 09-04-2012, 09:49 PM
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how many mm are the axles? I have Yokomo and Tamiya DCJ's, wondering if I could use those in the VBC
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Old 09-05-2012, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by mikeygar
how many mm are the axles? I have Yokomo and Tamiya DCJ's, wondering if I could use those in the VBC
The length is equal to a Xray 50mm bone. Both of the dcj's you listed will not work because the ball size that goes in to the spool/diff is much smaller.
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Anyone see the issue?

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Anyone see the issue?

So great that your confused face matches the chassis. Nice work there.
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Old 09-05-2012, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Odin544
Anyone see the issue?

other than there is a hole where a screw should go and its not drilled properly? Just use a button head......
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Hmm forgot to counter sink a hole....that sucks..Im sure you could counter sink it yourself without to much trouble just find a drill bit that fits the countersunk holes nicely and drill slowly....

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Old 09-05-2012, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Odin544
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Call CRC and tell them the issue and see if they can help.
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Originally Posted by Odin544
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Thats a first I have seen of that issue. Hope it was only one kit and not multiple. Call CRC and Im sure they will take care of you!
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where should i order spare parts from Crc can not find parts VBC website i find everything but has anyone order from them How long does it take to get parts
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CRC has all the parts on their website. On the left side click on "VBC racing products". Then click on "VBC wildfire parts" up top in the middle.
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Originally Posted by Ron Goetter
The length is equal to a Xray 50mm bone. Both of the dcj's you listed will not work because the ball size that goes in to the spool/diff is much smaller.
Thanks Ron, end to end, the axles seemed like a fit, but the showstopper is the ball size. Wouldn't want a wobbly axle to rip up the diff

will be running my wildfire in its first race this Saturday and am looking forward to see how it/I will do
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mikeygar - Are you running on carpet or asphault? I'm assuming in mod?
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Originally Posted by Odin544
Anyone see the issue?

If you dont want to bother CRC go to your local hardware store and buy a counter sinking bit. Always a good tool to have anyway.
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Originally Posted by nitrobeast
If you dont want to bother CRC go to your local hardware store and buy a counter sinking bit. Always a good tool to have anyway.
I'd personally bother CRC unless you feel 1000% comfortable counter sinking a hole. It's a mistake fix it right unless you have full access to the proper tools already.
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