having problems with lrp 30 on my losi lst xxl
02-19-2013, 06:36 PM
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having problems with lrp 30 on my losi lst xxl
i need help with losi lst xxl i got a lrp .30 i need help shimming and getting it to spin on the clutch i need spacer and i need help with the roto start if its ok i would rather talk on the phone its alot of help i need can some one help me. i need to put a spacer or something.
02-22-2013, 12:59 AM
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RE: having problems with lrp 30 on my losi lst xxl
Best bet is to find a manual on losi's website. Honestly just ask more specific questions and you should be able to get a answer (with in a few days)
The roto start might not fit the back plate of the LRP engine so hang on to the pull start.
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The roto start might not fit the back plate of the LRP engine so hang on to the pull start.
Welcome to the Forums btw
02-23-2013, 12:58 AM
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RE: having problems with lrp 30 on my losi lst xxl
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Bells-Shim-Kit
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Bells-Shim-Kit
Both those shim kits have little extensions for the engine shaft to give you more clutch shimming space.. And of course lots of shims.. When shimming a clutch, just take your time, and keep experimenting til it spins smoothly with no binding, and no back and forth play. I normally have a couple behind the first bearing, then some as necessary on the outside of the CB under the screw.. Just keep experimenting til it feels good..
As fors the Rotostart, I assume you mean Losi Spinstart. AFAIK the original Mach 427 backplate should fit. You might have to elongate the holes on the black plastic outer plate though so the holes to the engine block match up..
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Bells-Shim-Kit
Both those shim kits have little extensions for the engine shaft to give you more clutch shimming space.. And of course lots of shims.. When shimming a clutch, just take your time, and keep experimenting til it spins smoothly with no binding, and no back and forth play. I normally have a couple behind the first bearing, then some as necessary on the outside of the CB under the screw.. Just keep experimenting til it feels good..
As fors the Rotostart, I assume you mean Losi Spinstart. AFAIK the original Mach 427 backplate should fit. You might have to elongate the holes on the black plastic outer plate though so the holes to the engine block match up..
