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wax 08-07-2010 04:06 PM

Tamiya CR-01 Unimog Questions
 
Ok, I got a CR-01 off the bay and have a few questions. I think i got a pretty good deal on it, Its a new CR-01 Mog with, New Novak Goat crawler system, New 3PM 2.4 system, Two new Hitec 645MG servos, Jun Fac stainless steel drive shafts and aluminum front skid plate. 430 USD delivered

The truck was partially assembled and i found a few things that looked a little odd lol. The main one was one bearing was not installed in each wheel lol, This makes me wonder if i should disassemble it and rebuild it so i know its all together correctly.

Ok the questions

* Springs, Front has a medium swaybar and medium short barrel springs. Rear has soft swaybar and soft short barrel springs. I have 6 other springs in the box, 2 are the barrel type and 4 are normal looking springs, are the barrel springs a hopup?

* Suspension, The cantilever system seems to have a lot of play in it, the tires have about .25" of play before the shock starts moving, Is this normal?

* Servos, What is the best way to hookup two servos to a R603FF Futaba receiver? My Traxxas 2.4 Link system in my SCX10 has two plugins for dual steering servos.



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benoj 08-07-2010 05:33 PM

1.the barrel springs are a good hop-up for the cr01
2. yes the cantilevers do have a bit of slop in them, totally normal
3. depend how you want it to steer. full time 4ws you will need a y-harness that should plug into spot 1 the esc in slot 2 on the 3pm it has only a 2pos switch which makes it hard to do independant rear steer but if it were a 3pmx you would plug the rear servo in slot 3 for independant rear steering

wax 08-07-2010 07:19 PM

Thanks benoj,

Id like to have 4 wheel steer but dont have a Y harnes, I guess ill install my extra Traxxas receiver and run it from my SCX10 radio.

I like the barrel springs, But i have a sag issue in the rear, I think the soft springs are in the rear and medium are in the front, Ill try installing the hard springs in the rear and see how it sits.

I want to replace the cantilevers but dont have any shocks that look like a working option, I have a set of new Venom Creeper shocks but they look a little long.

pjtmanzano 08-07-2010 10:27 PM

try to ziptie the cantilever arms together to eliminate slop

check here http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/tamiya-cr-01/149113-cantilever-tweaks.html

860Crawler 08-08-2010 09:19 PM

Not sure what you're looking at but there are not supposed to be bearings in the wheels. Where would they fit?

wax 08-09-2010 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by 860Crawler (Post 2579771)
Not sure what you're looking at but there are not supposed to be bearings in the wheels. Where would they fit?

lol, Sorry bad choice of words, Not really the wheels, The Hubs i guess (not sure what they are called) They had a bearing on the inside of each but did not have a bearing on the outside behind the hex and pin.

pjtmanzano 08-09-2010 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by wax (Post 2580058)
lol, Sorry bad choice of words, Not really the wheels, The Hubs i guess (not sure what they are called) They had a bearing on the inside of each but did not have a bearing on the outside behind the hex and pin.

yes there should be a bearing in there...all in all there should be 2 for each wheel

ugly duck 08-10-2010 07:31 AM

They're called wheel bearings, not hub bearings, even though they're not installed in the wheel. I knew what you were talking about, anyway...


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