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Old 08-19-2011, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by RTECH
If still cannot , bring your ota to me.
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Old 08-21-2011, 08:59 PM
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Default pulley solution

you cant do over a 39/18 pulley for short belt.
anything bigger wont fit on belt.
use.
39/16
22/14
39/18
equals 77%
or
39/15
21/14
39/18
equals 80%
good to start with and can get using CS pulleys
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Old 08-22-2011, 04:08 AM
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Originally Posted by digi16v
you cant do over a 39/18 pulley for short belt.
anything bigger wont fit on belt.
use.
39/16
22/14
39/18
equals 77%
or
39/15
21/14
39/18
equals 80%
good to start with and can get using CS pulleys
39/19 still can use the short belt . You need to switch the hex bearing holder to the correct position.
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Old 08-22-2011, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by digi16v
you cant do over a 39/18 pulley for short belt.
anything bigger wont fit on belt.
use.
39/16
22/14
39/18
equals 77%
or
39/15
21/14
39/18
equals 80%
good to start with and can get using CS pulleys
Originally Posted by RTECH
39/19 still can use the short belt . You need to switch the hex bearing holder to the correct position.

thanks all...
will try it out soon...

hmm, i got one white pulley... i think came with the cs pulleys.... is that supposed to be the 36t big pulley for the rear? i can't find any numbering on the pulley... and i havent go count the teeth... :P
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Old 08-23-2011, 04:14 AM
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Originally Posted by boolean21
thanks all...
will try it out soon...

hmm, i got one white pulley... i think came with the cs pulleys.... is that supposed to be the 36t big pulley for the rear? i can't find any numbering on the pulley... and i havent go count the teeth... :P
Yes, if the big pulley is 36t, it is for the rear.
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Originally Posted by RTECH
Yes, if the big pulley is 36t, it is for the rear.
k man... will count the teeth later!
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Originally Posted by RTECH
39/19 still can use the short belt . You need to switch the hex bearing holder to the correct position.

too tight for my taste even if you switch hex.

still its all up to the builder...
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hmm.... how to remove the big pulley to change the pulley?
need to "force" ?
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Originally Posted by boolean21
hmm.... how to remove the big pulley to change the pulley?
need to "force" ?
There is a long allen key screw inside the "cups". Loosen it to remove the big pulley.
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Old 09-23-2011, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by digi16v

too tight for my taste even if you switch hex.

still its all up to the builder...
have fun
+1 39/18 is the biggest you can go. 19 is very tight and puts stress on your rear drive.
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Thanks bros.... Should have time to do it up next week...
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Hi bros,

Been facing this problem with the OTA R31: front steering rack seems to be vibrating when turning no matter how much I grease those parts which have to be greased. anyone has any idea how to solve this? does aluminium wheel hubs play a part in this?

btw, anybody has a good servo to recommend? preferably a high response one. I understand that KO Propo has different versions. anyone can guide me on this?
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Old 12-12-2011, 12:45 AM
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hi,

just wondering if you guys have any feedbacks of body shells not fitting nicely into the R31 chasis?

I have some difficulty fitting in the HPI Rx7 body shell
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