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Post by SHAUN »

Ok, got both diffs. locked, it was hell, I used a lighter and hot glue stick to lock them, like a do on all my rigs.

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Sorry for the blurry pic, but holly chit check out the ball bearing in the GR!

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And the motor I want to get, do you guys think it would be good?
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/product_i ... s_id=13075

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Post by honda_s2000 »

OOOOO I'm liking those axles, they would be sweet for a 4link, lots of space on them :-o

Now, if only those gears were metal... :lol:
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honda_s2000 wrote:OOOOO I'm liking those axles, they would be sweet for a 4link, lots of space on them :-o

Now, if only those gears were metal... :lol:
They do look pretty sturdy. Hey Shaun, what is the total width on that axle without wheels on it? And do you have a pic of the front axle too? :???:
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Post by SHAUN »

total width at the axle end or at the axle housing. Fuck you, I just got the bitch put back together now I have to take it apart tommorow and take a pic. I'll also get that messured tommorow, I can't tonight, sorry.

When I take pics of the front axle I'll take one with the servo on it and with it off it, and if you like I will take internal shots, its a bit diffrent from the rear, I have to take it apart any way cause I just found a bushing I left out of it.
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Post by RCdabbler »

On another site it was strongly suggested that the bushings get replaced with bearings since the bushings wear out fast and trash the gears.

He put bearings on the input pinion shaft and on each side of the diff.

Just something to think about while you have it apart.
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Hmmm, propo control and bushings/bearing, for $15. This is almost surreal, I guess I'll have to pick a one of those.
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Post by SHAUN »

it tikes xmod evo bearings and it would be a lot better with them, when you turn the diff with out the pinion you can just feel the drag they are causing, its bad, the first time I put the axle back together I thought I put something in wrong, but the front was the same.

The bearings cost more than the truck :sad:

CD, when your at walmart check out the clearence, I don't know that they will have any, if they don't just search "mini crusher" on ebay.
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Post by guerd87 »

anyone wanna go down to walmart and pick me one up? i want one!

wouldnt mind finding out the price of shipping thouh before i commit, anyone interested?

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guerd87 wrote:anyone wanna go down to walmart and pick me one up? i want one!

wouldnt mind finding out the price of shipping thouh before i commit, anyone interested?

John
I'm in on the deal, so if any pimps know where there's a couple sitting there waiting to be shipped to aussie, then NZ I'm in :-o
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Post by SHAUN »

A little flex, has some more flex to spare also.
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Same as the 1st.
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Same as the 1st an 2nd different angle.
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Same as the 1st, 2nd, an 3rd different angle.
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Max flex
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Max flex Sorry for the blur!
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I got the flex by taking off the springs, I tried just taking off the shock at first but it was way to unstable.

I put some fresh batts. in it and it crawls pretty good, its all stock, accept for the spring removal, I can't wait to put the Sonic BB motor in it and Xmod Evo BB's.

I'm loving this thing the more I drive it!
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Post by honda_s2000 »

Do the NSSM (No Screw Shock Mod) for overlands, it's basically removal of the pins in the shock, and cutting the top shock body back, hot glueing the springs to the top and bottom parts of the shock, and viola, you have a very soft suspension set-up, not limiting flex, and you will also get some droop, keeping the COG lower. :-o
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Here a short vid keep in mind the batts. are dead.

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If that doesn't work then here is the link

http://s100.photobucket.com/albums/m38/ ... CN2867.flv

BTW, I can't get winows moviemaker to work lol, I will get a good vid when I get home, this vid was taken' at my brothers and his wifes house.
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Post by Bird »

Well that vid DEFINATELY answered a lot of questions regarding the legibility of your posts....

Little truck + little weiner dog running across keyboard = bad grammar lol
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Post by Maxximum Attack »

Funny vid man!! :eek:

I laughed at the part when you finally got some traction and zoomed over the laptop, the camera couldn't pan fast enough :lol:
Then it turned and found the crusher dangling off the other end :lol:

That dog must be fun :lol:
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Post by SHAUN »

It was hard to film, I only had one hand to drive and one hand to tape with. I just got home, I'm working on a custom chassis and tommorow I will get some good vid of it on the rock pile :twisted: .

As for the chassis, I'm making it from a cutting board, I don't have a damn clue what to cut it with though :-? I tried a hack saw but that just wasn't going to work, then I tried the dremel and all it did was melt the plastic, now I'm trying to hold a lighter over a bit to get the plastic off, lol.
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