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Old 03-26-2011, 02:08 PM   #1
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i just finished building mt XR-10 and it doesnt have much articulation at all my buddies night crawler has 2 maybe 3 times as much articulation as my XR-10 how do i get it to flex out of it I got all the factory setting as in mounting hole selection and 35 weight oil in shocks.... any help would be awesome thanks so much
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How much flex are you talking? You should have about the same flex as the height of your tire
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Old 03-26-2011, 02:23 PM   #3
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its about tire height articulation..... it climbs way better than my buddies night crawler how it is right now though i was just curious i got a set of losi gold springs on the way and i was just reading that too much articulation is bad lol im confused now is it good to go the way it is or should i change to some angled/bend links also?
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Bent links are going to help on your breakover. I am running losi golds, F&R. They are super smooth, but I'm running 20wt shock oil F&R.
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awesome! so bent links for all links or just the bottom 4?
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Old 03-26-2011, 02:54 PM   #6
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PM me. I have a set of Axial Machined links tapped to heavy duty 4mm revo ends. And the front has the bent rod end you need for front axle connection. You can see them in my post here:
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They have only two days of use since I change my rig to bodyless right after that pic



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Old 03-26-2011, 02:59 PM   #7
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awesome! so bent links for all links or just the bottom 4?
You can use the axial bent tubes that are used on the AX10.

Thats what I got on the uppers.
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Old 03-26-2011, 09:53 PM   #8
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Hey sorry to bother u I got the same chassi I like your setup I wanna make mine like urs can you send me more pics of urs and what kind of setup u have ? Please
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Too much flex is bad. Like other's have stated about tire height is good. If you are still having problems getting it to flex properly, you might want to check your shock's. If they have too much oil in them or too much air in them, that can make them stiff.
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Hey sorry to bother u I got the same chassi I like your setup I wanna make mine like urs can you send me more pics of urs and what kind of setup u have ? Please
If this was a question for me. The link to my build is below


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Old 03-26-2011, 10:55 PM   #11
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awesome! so bent links for all links or just the bottom 4?
I have to let you know that climate has a lot to do with how you're rig will react. Do you know of any other people in you're area that have the xr10? If so check with them and see what they are running. IF not remember the colder it is the thinner the shock oil should be.
Another thing to look at is any part of you're suspention (binding) IE touching any other parts on you're rig. If so then you are limiting the travel.

Here is an EXCELLENT thread with tons of info about the xr10. DT has done a ton of research on the XR10. Check it out, Take from it what you need. Not all will work with what you have, But there is is alot of info for you.

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Good luck, hope you do well..
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Old 03-28-2011, 08:55 PM   #12
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thanks for all the help guys!
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