i have new turnbuckle with steel hollow balls and new knuckle too. and tried moving wheels with servo unhooked. its deff the servo you can see the play in it when you move the wheels by hand thanks for the info on flysky they have a new one out that has a rechargeable battery. the saver seems fine. soo im thinking
this month 5085
bearings for servo savo, dont know what bearing they are. anyone have a part #
next month new flysky gt3c
and if i have enough sv2 if not
rpm arms
rollbar
myabe driveline. but dont see a neeed. have had no issues
im trying to build up to a nue. i want something that can be reliable, thats the main goal.
and a little faster.
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10-12-2012 05:37 PM #41
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10-12-2012 05:42 PM #42RC Turnbuckle Jr.
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do the driveline last but i would of done the rpm arms first!
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10-12-2012 05:45 PM #43
i havent had any issues with the stock arms. i kinda thought of having them as a weak link. instead of breaking a bulkhead. i dont ramp it some the only damage i would get would be a curb(probably worst).
also just got my speed hawgs just done. really like. keep stock gearing and think heat will be fine. have a fan on esc and heatsink on motor. it kogs a little more from a standstill.Last edited by ptsdisntfun; 10-12-2012 at 06:00 PM.
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10-12-2012 05:59 PM #44RC Turnbuckle Jr.
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the rpm arms are stronger and will bend without breaking and the stock arms break and won't flex if that makes sense!
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10-12-2012 06:01 PM #45
ill probably get them next month. i didnt think about programing the sv2, gona bring cost higher then i can afford.
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10-12-2012 06:09 PM #46RC Turnbuckle Jr.
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it will run without programming it .just will run better with!
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10-12-2012 06:11 PM #47Do some googling about the new controller, it has some issues, the 3B is pretty nice for less money. You can always replace the arms with RPM arms as you break them, I'd keep an extra drive shaft on hand and make sure your slipper is adjusted.
Originally Posted by ptsdisntfun
***You Build It ...I'll Jump It!!!*** OS .18 TZ; Trinity Pipe; HCR Titanium Skid Plates & Bumpers; Futaba S9450 Throttle Servo; Airtronics 94358Z Steering Servo; RPM A-arms & Knuckles; FOC; Lunsford Titanium Hinge Pins,Turnbuckles, Push Rods & Rocker Posts; New Era Roll Bar & Engine Mount; Proline Mashers on Velocity Rims.
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10-12-2012 06:51 PM #48makes sense,\ Originally Posted by 50togo
i couldnt just get the esc without the program.be like losing out on the purpose of getting it. Originally Posted by 50togo
thanks tough 50 youve been a big help with everything
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10-12-2012 06:53 PM #49i know there is some issues with were the power button is on the wheel. but has more features of the 3b wich would be nice. i really like that the 3c has a rechargable battery, i think that idea is just the bee's knees there. Originally Posted by airmaxx23
with the a arms, the do have some play.
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10-15-2012 06:09 PM #50
whats this phantom green servo i keep seeing glipses off
found this, would it work Savox SH-0256
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