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Old 01-11-2014, 05:23 PM   #61
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Are the link risers gonna be made from this new material? Im intrested in trusses 3 and 4 link. And the risers. May just wait for the steel risers tho.
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Old 01-11-2014, 08:15 PM   #62
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Are the link risers gonna be made from this new material? Im intrested in trusses 3 and 4 link. And the risers. May just wait for the steel risers tho.
The RULRs can be made from the new material, but I haven't priced them out just yet... they may end up being more than the steel versions.
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Old 01-12-2014, 08:06 AM   #63
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Steel it is! Haha thx for the response. Can i get on that list plz.
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Old 01-12-2014, 11:10 AM   #64
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I've updated the first page with the links to the new material and options.

Now these will be made from natural (white) Nylon. I've also added the servo mount option as posted above, along with updated combo options.

I'll update the pictures soon to reflect the different options.

I'm also working on the dye process to show how to do this yourself, as well as offer different color options very soon.
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Old 01-12-2014, 07:53 PM   #65
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Trying out some dyeing:



Looks pretty good. Dye takes very well, although this was about 20ish minutes of soaking in the boiling dye-bath.

There are other colors possible, but I wanted to try black first to get started. It's a messy process if you aren't careful, and if I offered the service, I'm not sure how much extra I would charge yet.
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Old 01-13-2014, 10:26 AM   #66
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Wow they look so nice...
How strong are they comparing the derlin one?
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I need that chasssis mount piece.. When the link risers are ready please include 2 of these with them!!! Thanks!
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Old 01-13-2014, 11:56 AM   #68
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I had great adhesion with Krylon Fusion for plastics on the ABS mounts. I wonder if it will work on the nylon?

Pictures are pretty grainy. Szczerba's Comanche
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Wow they look so nice...
How strong are they comparing the derlin one?
Thanks!
I have yet to see a Delrin version of this truss, so there is not one to compare it to. (Would be prohibitively expensive to machine this design because of the off-axis holes, undercuts and geometry...)

The nylon version should be stronger than the ABS version, but there are test units out and about to confirm that. I should hear back soon on results.

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I need that chasssis mount piece.. When the link risers are ready please include 2 of these with them!!! Thanks!
For the servo or for the panhard link?

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I had great adhesion with Krylon Fusion for plastics on the ABS mounts. I wonder if it will work on the nylon?

Pictures are pretty grainy. Szczerba's Comanche
I assume Krylon fusion would be good on the nylon stuff too, and you'll be getting some very soon to see how they compare. The nice thing with dye is that it is absorbed into the material, so scratches won't show the original color. It's not as easy as pointing a can at it though...
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Old 01-14-2014, 05:24 AM   #70
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Ah ok I thought they were in derlin and not in abs...
So, I'll wait from you, for some new testin' updates...
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For the servo or for the panhard link?QUOTE]

For the panhard link off the frame!
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For the servo or for the panhard link?
For the panhard link off the frame!
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Just ordered front and rear trusses and a set of the clearance RULR's. I put in the special instructions that I need the servo on axle option for the front one.

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Old 01-17-2014, 11:08 PM   #74
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Just ordered front and rear trusses and a set of the clearance RULR's. I put in the special instructions that I need the servo on axle option for the front one.

Got the order! I'll get the servo truss on there.



One thing to note for other orders. For the combo, there's a drop-down option before you add the combo to your cart that lets you specify what type of truss you would like for the front.



If you forget, the default is 4-link, and you will be sent two of those trusses. If you have already checked out, send me a PM, and I will make sure to update the order for the right truss.

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Old 01-30-2014, 02:46 PM   #76
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Trusses are soaking in the Rit right now.
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OK, so a few notes so far.... the nylon takes the dye very well but doesn't hold machine threads at all well. Plan on using a pair of M3X20's with nylocks for the inner attachment points or use tapping screws. The outer mounting points have two screw holes instead of the stock one hole and a molded pin. The extra holes will require two additional M3X6's per axle. The links are no longer held with one screw, instead you will need (2) M3X15's for the 4 link. (probably a good idea to use tapping screws here because there's no back side to put a nut on.. that sounded kinda dirty just then)
For the RULR's you will need two M3X16's with nylocks to attach the links to them. Speaking of links.. installing the truss and RULR's makes the uppers way too long. So long that it actually inverted my driveshaft angle. Not a big deal for me, my uppers links were already a custom length so they will just get re-customized but it bears mentioning. I will get some pics up in a while.
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OK, so a few notes so far.... the nylon takes the dye very well but doesn't hold machine threads at all well. Plan on using a pair of M3X20's with nylocks for the inner attachment points or use tapping screws. The outer mounting points have two screw holes instead of the stock one hole and a molded pin. The extra holes will require two additional M3X6's per axle. The links are no longer held with one screw, instead you will need (2) M3X15's for the 4 link. (probably a good idea to use tapping screws here because there's no back side to put a nut on.. that sounded kinda dirty just then)
For the RULR's you will need two M3X16's with nylocks to attach the links to them. Speaking of links.. installing the truss and RULR's makes the uppers way too long. So long that it actually inverted my driveshaft angle. Not a big deal for me, my uppers links were already a custom length so they will just get re-customized but it bears mentioning. I will get some pics up in a while.
Thanks for the notes and screw lengths. I forgot that I never listed what length screws you will need for these.
The hole sizes are meant for M3 thread, but as you said, it's better to use "coarse" thread screws or back them up with locknuts where appropriate. For the upper link mounts, because of the double shear, you can get away with M3 thread.

Also, regarding pinion angle, that is an important piece to note; the RULRs or Trusses individually increase your pinion angle, and together they become more than recommended, so if you are installing both, I recommend shortening your upper links to correct for that.
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Old 01-31-2014, 10:42 AM   #79
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I shortened the upper links by 8mm. It's still not quite back to where I had it but it's close. If one was starting from the stock lengths, it'd be just about right.

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How long till the next batch of parts are ready to ship? Just Curious. Oh and I just received The rest of the parts for My wraith axle just wanted to have it all together so you have everything you need, It will Be mailed today.
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