OFFICIAL RC18MT/B/T THREAD
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RE: OFFICIAL RC18MT/B/T THREAD
ORIGINAL: rc18mtracer
i have a problem with my rc18mt. this thing runs like no tomorrow sick fast and looks sweet. but i do have a little problem with the steering being loose. the part coming connecting to the servo. Does anyone know and solutions to this problem. If i could get some help on this one that would be sweet.
i have a problem with my rc18mt. this thing runs like no tomorrow sick fast and looks sweet. but i do have a little problem with the steering being loose. the part coming connecting to the servo. Does anyone know and solutions to this problem. If i could get some help on this one that would be sweet.
This sites has some nice solutions for the steering [link]http://www.competitionx.com/Support/Sup1.html[/link] also try this [link]http://www.one18th.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55061[/link] Hope these help. If all else fails....Exotek chassis!!
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Hey All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
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Hey All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
Hey All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
How tight do you havethe screw? What Motor/gearing are you using?
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Hey All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
Hey All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
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well, added more to the track, WOOHO, also got an order into tower, got the DTX camber gauge to help me, anyone know of a good servo saver upgrade for my truck (and my sisters) she has been havin a BUNCH of bump steer lately and I think the saver band is getting old, is it a good idea to get the metal one, def getting the draglink (when they come in stock) as for the CD/slipper, still workin on a CAD drawing of it[8D], prob be a pic of the printout (due to RCU not being compatible with autocad drawings fomat[])
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RE: OFFICIAL RC18MT/B/T THREAD
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Plot to a PDF. If you don't have the capability send me the .dwg file and I can do wonders with it. I work with Acad 2008 every day.
Plot to a PDF. If you don't have the capability send me the .dwg file and I can do wonders with it. I work with Acad 2008 every day.
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RE: OFFICIAL RC18MT/B/T THREAD
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How tight do you havethe screw? What Motor/gearing are you using?
ORIGINAL: werfliss
Hey All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
Hey All,
I was hoping someone could help me out. I just put steel diff gears in my RC18MT, and I have 5 shims in each diff. It still seems like the diffs are slipping. Do I need more shims?
How tight do you havethe screw? What Motor/gearing are you using?
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yea tighten them all the way nd then back them out 1/4 turn
they will seem extremly tight but trust me they will work in and be perfect
they will seem extremly tight but trust me they will work in and be perfect
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so, whatcha doin durrin rain, tower order is still a ways off[], so, in the mean time, IDk what to do, drive my sisters truck, lol, naw, IDk, lol, gota get those 2 bearings, er, maybe I can work on my CD some more[8D]
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nothin really but i recently bought a mini-t with aluminum c-hubs and steering assemly, cvds, ball diff, trinity monster motor, new wheels/tires, ball bearings, and titanium turnbuckles. for 40 bux!!!!
i slapped some electronics in it and let her rip i really like this thing it has a really tight turning radius
well back on topic i have been jumpin mt rc18t in the house and a little outside in the street when it stops raining and that pretty much it
i slapped some electronics in it and let her rip i really like this thing it has a really tight turning radius
well back on topic i have been jumpin mt rc18t in the house and a little outside in the street when it stops raining and that pretty much it
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nothin really but i recently bought a mini-t with aluminum c-hubs and steering assemly, cvds, ball diff, trinity monster motor, new wheels/tires, ball bearings, and titanium turnbuckles. for 40 bux!!!!
i slapped some electronics in it and let her rip i really like this thing it has a really tight turning radius
well back on topic i have been jumpin mt rc18t in the house and a little outside in the street when it stops raining and that pretty much it
nothin really but i recently bought a mini-t with aluminum c-hubs and steering assemly, cvds, ball diff, trinity monster motor, new wheels/tires, ball bearings, and titanium turnbuckles. for 40 bux!!!!
i slapped some electronics in it and let her rip i really like this thing it has a really tight turning radius
well back on topic i have been jumpin mt rc18t in the house and a little outside in the street when it stops raining and that pretty much it
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yea you would have to have some gear reduction thingy becuse you couldnt just run the motor to the diff so you would have to have the diff go to a gear then that gear would have to go to a spurr
i wonder if you could lighten up a mini-t gearbox or somthing
i wonder if you could lighten up a mini-t gearbox or somthing
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yea you would have to have some gear reduction thingy becuse you couldnt just run the motor to the diff so you would have to have the diff go to a gear then that gear would have to go to a spurr
i wonder if you could lighten up a mini-t gearbox or somthing
yea you would have to have some gear reduction thingy becuse you couldnt just run the motor to the diff so you would have to have the diff go to a gear then that gear would have to go to a spurr
i wonder if you could lighten up a mini-t gearbox or somthing
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RE: OFFICIAL RC18MT/B/T THREAD
er, since the dp draglink is out of stock for ANOTHER MONTH!!!!!!!!! (and i am sick and tired of bump steering), is this a good option http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_...at_name=RC18T# along with http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_details.lasso?id=8122&cat_name='
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like this
1=motor plate
2=spur
3=diff
you would have to run dogblnes or ujoints to each diff like the mini lst
like this
1=motor plate
2=spur
3=diff
you would have to run dogblnes or ujoints to each diff like the mini lst
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ye but how would you rig that up
i think i am gonna buy a cheap roller and hack it up and do like a 1/8 buggy setup
mabey idk though
i think i am gonna buy a cheap roller and hack it up and do like a 1/8 buggy setup
mabey idk though
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RE: OFFICIAL RC18MT/B/T THREAD
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er, since the dp draglink is out of stock for ANOTHER MONTH!!!!!!!!! (and i am sick and tired of bump steering), is this a good option http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_...at_name=RC18T# along with http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_details.lasso?id=8122&cat_name='
er, since the dp draglink is out of stock for ANOTHER MONTH!!!!!!!!! (and i am sick and tired of bump steering), is this a good option http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_...at_name=RC18T# along with http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_details.lasso?id=8122&cat_name='