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Turn11 07-14-2013 02:22 PM

Re: Twin Hammers Set up Tips
 
I am brand spanking new to RC and my second purchase is the Twin Hammers. Saw it, loved it and wanted to get a kit. Found out there wasn't one and said Oh well . . .

I would have expected (ass u me) that a RTR would have been setup correctly. Having done a little research I saw the shift servo needs attention. I would have expected it to have been corrected by now but no big deal. I will just get familiar with the servo's. AND I will check the battery type.

Just wish UPS would get here. Tuesday is SO far away.

Blinkfan5150 07-14-2013 08:42 PM

I've spent $1500 on my TH.
More addicting than porn.

Calderwood 07-14-2013 08:57 PM

Re: Twin Hammers Set up Tips
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Blinkfan5150 (Post 4399062)
I've spent $1500 on my TH.
More addicting than porn.

That's a cool setup tip!

Generis 07-15-2013 08:49 AM

Re: Twin Hammers Set up Tips
 
I changed out my radio for my full flashed GT3C as soon as the hammer arrived, and setup the servos carefully... and after a hundred hours it still has all the stock servos in it... and they work perfectly also. The endpoints is critical, as well as shifting while the motor is slowly turning.. also critical. That allows the linkage to mesh the new gear selection with low torque on it, as well as rotating gears to line up nice and easy. Dead stop shifting will burn up this tiny servo board.
A larger servo doesn't fix the problem of bad endpoints, it just makes the new servo run hot.

Another tip:

The trans comes completely GREASE FREE and if you want to run a trans totally dry, that's your choice, but I'd strongly recommend a thorough coating of white grease everywhere before you ride!

Calderwood 07-15-2013 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Generis (Post 4399528)
I'd strongly recommend a thorough coating of white grease everywhere before you ride!

That's racist.

Generis 07-15-2013 12:17 PM

Re: Twin Hammers Set up Tips
 
Green grease then :lmao:

Hatersauce 07-16-2013 02:06 AM

Re: Twin Hammers Set up Tips
 
It's a very durable rig for the price and the design. I have only burned out my shift servo like most people, and broken one front tie-rod. And I have cartwheeled it down a pretty steep hill and off a good 10 foot drop. It's definitely designed well enough to survive a new driver, I believe, but that shift servo issue should have been found in testing. I just ordered new body panels and battery tray, though, as that did snap a bit when I tightened down on a battery.

warpspeed 09-25-2013 02:00 PM

Re: Twin Hammers Set up Tips
 
anybody here experience cvd rubbing after front diff locking? how do i fix it?


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