sespition problem

[ericbrierton]

how do you get the tamiya sespation stays to stay on the axial??

[jamesbernatchez]

If you're talking about the suspension stays that links and/or shocks would attach to you use screws through the axle with nuts in the rear. If that doesn't help, be a little bit more specific.

[ericbrierton]

YEA i think that will work but not to shure what do you think???

and wont it hit the shaft in the axial

[jamesbernatchez]

Originally Posted by ericbrierton

YEA i think that will work but not to shure what do you think???

and wont it hit the shaft in the axial

What axles? Axial, TLT, Wheely King, High Lift?

I will get a photo of my TLT to show you how they are attached if it will help you.

[Nerve]

First off,
Axial: Name of an r/c company
Axle: is the part you are referring to.


Here is a photo of the stays mounted on the upper part of a WK axle.

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...Tut/hih021.jpg

If you are referring to WK axles, then no the screws would not hit the shaft that sits inside the axle casing. They will only thread in so far. The only screws that "could" hit the axle shaft would be the 4 (two per side) screws that hold on the axle C parts. But only if you were using a larger screw then the one for the kit. Otherwise, you are fine.

RCP has a wicked axle C. Here is a photo of it so u know what I'am referring to.
http://www.rcpcrawlers.com/product.p...&cat=23&page=1


Alternatives to the tamiya stays mounts:
http://www.tcscrawlers.com/Visionary...h-p-16470.html

http://www.tcscrawlers.com/TCS-Wheel...n-p-16557.html


Hope it helps

[cdl822]

I did the same thing on mine as nerve did it was quite simple actually