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Those piggy-back shocks are awesome!
Oh i hate high-def closeup camera-shots with very good light. These dampers looking much more better than other ones but it is not really much more than shocks from tamiya. |
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Last edit: by funkindemup.
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I'm a big LRP fan. You also have the Challenge motor, right? It's little brother is quite the performer already...
The LRP is the only NiMH I have (the rest is NiCd). Very happy with it. Don't use it a lot but checking every few months at least shows no loss of capacity. Which usually tends to happen quite fast with this type of cells if you keep them unused for a while. |
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So ... GPM Part:
grinding GPM main shaft. I'm not happy about that. The front part was stuck in the adapter and the rear part was nearly outside of the adapter. Maybe, the chassis isn't stiff enough for this motor. The MR also made a wheely! I didn't see this ever at a 4wd. Too much power at the rear gear box Edou, yes, i'm using the LRP 17T Challenge motor. Has anyone very good knowledge about setting up the mr/topforce suspension and dampers? |
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Last edit: by funkindemup.
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I'd try 1 or 2 o-rings in the cup each end to keep the driveshaft in the middle
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Last edit: by Jonny Retro.
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There is already one oring at front and rear part :-/ I'll try 2.
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17T is not a hot motor but a middle power motor. I used 11T on the Top Force chassis and no problems. Do you have plastic bathtub chassis or FRP/Carbon one?
If you have the plastic one the problem is the chassis that is rubbish and flex too much. That kind of chassis needs a brace on. A top carbon/FRP radio plate could be a good solution to strength the bathtub and avoid flexes. Max
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