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Old 04-29-2011, 04:50 AM   #81
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Tekin 35t, FXR, 3s 900mha batteries, 87/14 gears.

On 3s it just twists shafts right off the yokes if im not carefull
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Old 04-29-2011, 08:50 AM   #82
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I have had good results with 2S 1600mah. Great power and good run time
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Old 04-29-2011, 10:55 AM   #83
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The 900 are for comps. I have a 2s and 3s 1300 for normal use
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Old 04-29-2011, 11:49 AM   #84
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Tekin 35t, FXR, 3s 900mha batteries, 87/14 gears.

On 3s it just twists shafts right off the yokes if im not carefull
that explains it all... I am a big fan of the plastic shafts partly for cost and ease of use. I think I need to make some locking rings to keep the driveshafts on the car.
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Old 04-29-2011, 03:41 PM   #85
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how long does the 900mAh lasts ?
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Old 04-29-2011, 03:48 PM   #86
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[QUOTE=DioptricStraw;3060098]Yeah 2.4 is a MUST. I had an old FM radio, that lasted through 1 dead car...run over after it went nuts and was gone....


I dont know if anyone has had that happen and hope it doesn't, its heartbreaking and heart stopping. That car was totaled, all I saved was some parts from the rear suspension rear wheels and most of the electronics.



I saw it happen with a 50 size heli once - on a full tank running about 40% nitro - it drove itself into the ground from about 200 feet - I've never seen grown men dive under a truck so fast in my life. It left a big hole and there was nothing left at all!
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Old 04-29-2011, 04:01 PM   #87
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what shafts you running. I run a worn out Novak 55T which is no powerhouse but I am still running plastic shafts without really any issues on my rig minus one getting old and flying off
I run a Novak Rooster 55T on a Rooster ESC and the 3Racing Shafts - I have no problem at all with yokes and pins. I occasionally get a grub screw work loose, but double these up and have ground a slight flat on the shaft as recommended to me by someone on here. I have the Novak pinion as well and it's only 12 tooth so I have tons of torque but no killer punch. I also run the slipper, but that's up as tight as it will go.

The PD's getting a Torquemaster so shafts are of interest to me at the moment. Not sure whether to go 35T or 45T yet. Would like to stay with 3Racing as they've done well for me but I suspect that I may need something stronger - We'll see - I'll probably run them and snap them for the price.

The rocks were quiet today, apparently there was a wedding on!
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Old 04-29-2011, 06:36 PM   #88
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I run the junfac shafts they are great!
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Old 04-29-2011, 08:15 PM   #89
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Any chance you are heading to the course this weekend, I'll be up on Sunday if your going. I would bring my truck but I finally gave up on the MIP's and 3Racing shafts. I think I may actually go for a set of super 300's. If I can manage to keep some pins in the CVD's and set screws tight in my shafts I may (slight chance) do some crawling but not likely since tomorrow is my daughters actually b-day party so I won't have much time to wrench.
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Old 04-30-2011, 09:32 AM   #90
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I might give me a call if you go. I have to drop off glens new(ish) XR10 today
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Old 05-02-2011, 05:03 PM   #91
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Got the Junfac Shafts today! But there is an issue, like an idiot I didn't measure the length I needed for the rear and it is long enough but the male end only goes into the female end about 4mm......


Looks like I am going to be making another order soon, that's what i get for rushing and also for putting the trans that far forward.




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Old 05-02-2011, 06:37 PM   #92
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Oops, when you place your next order get the long shaft for the CC-01. you get a very long female section with that one. I run it on my frog shot with a long male section. My rear drive shaft is close to 140mm
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Old 05-03-2011, 09:23 PM   #93
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140mm that's long!

I bet you friends with all the ladies.

My rear is around 130mm



Got the used DH pro comps from a member on here today. The outer rings were de-anodized and in rough shape so i gave them a couple of coats of paint to try and keep the color scheme going. I know the outer ring look like a bad paint finish but its in part to the rashed up rings.


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Man , That is funny I have DH's and SLW's coming for mine. Should be here Friday. You must be a Prognosticator, my wife thinks I am. LOL ! ! !
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Old 05-03-2011, 09:59 PM   #95
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140mm that's long!

I bet you friends with all the ladies.
Yeah the frogettes love it.

I think you rings look good, the rash is hardly noticeable.

When you get your new shafts from junfac. Take the time to drill and tap the grub screws to M4. If you only want to tap one end you can do this to the trans end.

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Old 05-04-2011, 08:58 PM   #96
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I will have to try the shaft mod.


After some backyard crawling i decided it need new springs, these are too stiff. Thinking about getting some traxxas 2660 and 2662. I think they are the big bores, so my questions are, are these good, and if i get the mini-t springs and jeepindoug cups will i have a winning combo? Front or rear mini t springs?


I am hoping if I do this that i will be able to get some more clocking out of my front, I also need to get some CVD's... I hope the LHS gets some soon.
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Old 05-04-2011, 09:59 PM   #97
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I think I have found a solution, for now at least(and it was free). I will test this tomorrow and see how well it works. i was going through my spare parts trying to find springs that would fit and found some medium TCS internal springs for the ax10 shocks. There is no option of mounting them internal because of the bladder so i got to thinking and EUREKA it came to me like that.

So here is what i did.

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TCS internal ax10 shock springs (medium)
and some old wheel nuts that dont hold.




The nuts with the flange fit sooooo nice in the spring and hold it centered.

Rears


Fronts





They feel much softer now, testing tomorrow. midnight is to late to test....sleeping needs to happen.
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Old 05-05-2011, 06:08 AM   #98
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Man, that is creative ! That is the best way to reuse damaged axle nuts I've seen. Can't wait to see performance of it. I have been still chassing some springs for the Rustler's.
I did do a little modification on the shocks. Changed the pistons to 3 hole valve. May need a little heavier oil though. Softened up. Need some additional weight on the axles. Waiting on my Dh's and SLW's to arrive friday. then will see what happens.
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Old 05-06-2011, 01:30 PM   #99
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After some testing today (before it rained) I got a chance to try the new spring, they are much better than the traxxas ones.

Hopefully I will get to try them out at the LHS tomorrow.
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Old 05-06-2011, 03:55 PM   #100
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I'll see you there tomorrow, can't wait to see one of these Poison Darts in person. What time are you heading up there? I was aiming for first thing because I have some things to double check before I run the truck.
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