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littleazn248 03.06.2010 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by SpeedAssault (Post 347586)
UPDATES:
I tossed out the rear spool and put in 7k oil.
painted the wheels silver
Still working on the Sway bar system.

Took it for a spin and it drove really well :yes: until one rear axle shaft split open then the front wheels were unloading like crazy !

SO i need some stronger shafts as I see the joints are getting sloppy as well

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...H/SC030416.jpg

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...H/SC030420.jpg

Im really curious have you adjusted the position of your upper arms? They dont seem to be parallel with your upper arms

SpeedAssault 03.06.2010 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by littleazn248 (Post 353480)
Im really curious have you adjusted the position of your upper arms? They dont seem to be parallel with your upper arms

I have been thinking of that actually, brainstorming how I can make the lowers and uppers level. It's much easier to just make the uppers level.
Do you think I just need to level the uppers ?
if you look at the rear (black uppers) they are much more slanted.

SpeedAssault 03.07.2010 10:21 PM

Anybody have suggestions on Shock oil weight with soft or hard springs ?
I have ot setup so the suspension holds the car up but it seems to stiff.


Finally built my Lipo Tray box

3/16 Delrin sheet with mouse padd cut up and other high density foam to help cushion should impact accur.
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...H/SC060420.jpg
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...H/SC060419.jpg

littleazn248 03.10.2010 12:39 AM

Wow nice work on the battery box! As far as shocks go i recommend something stiffer than what you have, it looks like your still using the original red springs. Id recommend getting a integy spring kit. For on road the stiffer the spring the better but not to stiff though, you wanna stiffen up so the car corners flatter, but if your to stiff they're will be to much lateral G causing the car to break traction (drift). Actually better yet I'd just recommend getting some revo shock since they have progressive rate so they slow and firm on the compression stroke and soft and quick on the rebound stroke the bore is also bigger than the emaxx shocks.

SpeedAssault 03.11.2010 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by littleazn248 (Post 354149)
Wow nice work on the battery box! As far as shocks go i recommend something stiffer than what you have, it looks like your still using the original red springs. Id recommend getting a integy spring kit. For on road the stiffer the spring the better but not to stiff though, you wanna stiffen up so the car corners flatter, but if your to stiff they're will be to much lateral G causing the car to break traction (drift). Actually better yet I'd just recommend getting some revo shock since they have progressive rate so they slow and firm on the compression stroke and soft and quick on the rebound stroke the bore is also bigger than the emaxx shocks.

Hey thanks for the compliments
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you cant look at it and say it's to stiff though. What weight of oil do I use ? I'm using 60 with #43 3 hole.
It seems pretty stiff, I have no sway bar in the rear and it's doing well.

I was thinking maybe getting the revo ones but these Losi 8 shocks are really nice and I cant spend money right now ( still out of work)
I have a bunch of Losi 8 springs, Front is really stiff and the the next down soft in the rear is Losi 8 Purple Springs painted red.
Been shopping all over for onroad springs but nothing in 20.5 mm ID

littleazn248 03.11.2010 02:17 AM

ohhh ic i thought they were the big bores. In that case you should be fine there 16mm right? Yeah 60 wt is good but i think losi might sell progressive rate pistons. As far as it goes i think all you need to tamper with now is the springs.

SpeedAssault 03.11.2010 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by littleazn248 (Post 354319)
ohhh ic i thought they were the big bores. In that case you should be fine there 16mm right? Yeah 60 wt is good but i think losi might sell progressive rate pistons. As far as it goes i think all you need to tamper with now is the springs.

cool thanks, I will switch up the springs, much easier than changing oil

What do you drive ? in Ca?

SpeedAssault 04.13.2010 03:00 PM

Well I finally built my new Transmitter conversion

Now I can drive all my rides with ease, no more glitches or car running away

CH 1 Throttle
Ch 2 Front steering
Ch 3 Rear steering
Ch 4 Either a 2nd Trigger for Crawler or a 3 way switch for 4wd-2wd-DIG or momentary buttons for front or rear dig for my Berg crawler.
Ch5 turn on lights for crawler
CH 6
Mix: 4 wheel steer ( tight left or right turn)
2mix: 4 wheel crab walk for my dual steering crawler

:mdr:
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...l/D6090425.jpg
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...l/D6090434.jpg

Chadworkz 04.14.2010 12:32 AM

Sick!

What's_nitro? 04.14.2010 01:46 AM

Wow man! That is too awesome for words... Will you build me one, too?

snellemin 04.14.2010 09:42 AM

Sweet mod man.

SpeedAssault 04.14.2010 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by What's_nitro? (Post 360171)
Wow man! That is too awesome for words... Will you build me one, too?

thank u Nitro. I can, yes. I would prefer if you would provide the tx case and spektrum radio though.
shoot me a pm

What's_nitro? 04.14.2010 05:02 PM

Well umm, I was being sarcastic...but thanks for offering! :mdr:

SpeedAssault 04.14.2010 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by snellemin (Post 360202)
Sweet mod man.

:yes: Thank you !

Sweet RC body. what is it called, made by ?

I plan on making one like that in 1/5 size

Brushless 04.15.2010 12:20 AM

Hi there,
great work you got going here, just throwing a body into the mix- Mercedes C291, it has the look your going for. Here is the site of the custom company using the body in their 1/5 bl as well- http://www.modelconcept.fr/?cat=5
Not sure about the wheelbase or anything though.


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