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Old 10-07-2006, 04:07 AM
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Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
yes they will
evo5 carry`s over the evo 4 steering arms & castor blocks
they will? ....im sorry but...what do you mean "they will"?

i know they works in evo5 if that is what you mean , but im asking about the strength on crashes
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Originally Posted by DrKucho
they will? ....im sorry but...what do you mean "they will"?

i know they works in evo5 if that is what you mean , but im asking about the strength on crashes
the alloy hubs will withstand reasonable amounts of impact, but another part in the suspension that isnt alloy will suffer for example the suspension arm.

But for the answer you are after yes it will survive the majority of the crashes without bending until you hit a wall at full speed with a high powered motor.
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Old 10-07-2006, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by BrainTeased
the alloy hubs will withstand reasonable amounts of impact, but another part in the suspension that isnt alloy will suffer for example the suspension arm.

But for the answer you are after yes it will survive the majority of the crashes without bending until you hit a wall at full speed with a high powered motor.
thanks brainteased but im afraid it is aluminum , not alloy ....
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Originally Posted by DrKucho
they will? ....im sorry but...what do you mean "they will"?

i know they works in evo5 if that is what you mean , but im asking about the strength on crashes
okay
they will fit your car
they will bend
they will look nice
they are heavier
they will mark up when damaged
they will not make you go quicker though
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Old 10-11-2006, 05:48 AM
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Does anyone do a spool for this car yet ??
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Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
okay
they will fit your car
they will bend
they will look nice
they are heavier
they will mark up when damaged
they will not make you go quicker though
thx mr Jolly, i am not sure about get them though

anyone know which matherial are the stock evo5 knuckles, im trying to reinforce them with a very stiff glue but the special glue for plastics that i have doesnt stick to them...
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Old 10-11-2006, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by weekendracer_uk
Does anyone do a spool for this car yet ??
get evo 4 spool then put evo 5 one-way ring gear on it & walla you have evo 5 spool !!!
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Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
get evo 4 spool then put evo 5 one-way ring gear on it & walla you have evo 5 spool !!!
Not quite that simple. Altough you can get the unit to fit the gear mesh is not optimal. Sounds loud.
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well got one in mine from the evo 4 i had changed ring gear to match output pinion & little bit of spacing out with shims either side & it sounds grand

up to you to try !! mines okay
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Originally Posted by MR JOLLY
well got one in mine from the evo 4 i had changed ring gear to match output pinion & little bit of spacing out with shims either side & it sounds grand

up to you to try !! mines okay
I had fitted the wrong bearings before, still Tamiya but apparently a little wider. Changed to Evo V bearings and now there´s room for spacing the gear mesh.

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Got my V yesterday , any tips on building it before i start?
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Old 10-13-2006, 02:09 AM
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Default whoop whoop Evo 5 number 2

well i picked up my 2nd Evo 5 yesterday and started building it last night....i really really like this car

humble beginnings...


my workspace...


coming together nicely...


rear arms on...


drive shafts built...


drive shafts on...


ahhh....shock building...


voila....ready for electronics, which go on tonight!!!!


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hi guys

im have a question about the steering setup

have you guys found that the steering post spacers are able to move up and down between the steering arms and the top deck?
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Originally Posted by BrainTeased
hi guys

im have a question about the steering setup

have you guys found that the steering post spacers are able to move up and down between the steering arms and the top deck?
Yes. Best thing, take some of the axle shims, and place them between the spacers and bell crank to take up the slop.

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Old 10-13-2006, 04:44 AM
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I've tested my Evo V last weekend, the car went very well with (almost) the standard setup. Had some small problems with the ball cups (they went loose), but after 2 batteries my front bevel was already destroyed, maybe after a hit.. or I just shimmed it not good enough. But I'm already faster with this car then my Mission 2, i really like this car
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