problem with brakes!
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problem with brakes!
i have a hyper 7 and the metal bars going to the brakes from the servo are bent as they are suposed to be how do i get these from stopping turning over
as when they turn over the brakes are not setup and onyl one brake works plz help thnx
as when they turn over the brakes are not setup and onyl one brake works plz help thnx
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RE: problem with brakes!
if u look in the picture the bars that connect the brakes to the servo are bent ( like it sais to do in the manual) but if you are driving around occasionally they turn around so the bend faces the other way. This makes one brake not work as the length is different.
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RE: problem with brakes!
thats wht i think i might do as i think it is pointless bent and all it does is cause more hastle but it recomends it . duno why
stupid ofna ill get back to you in a few mins when i have done it k
thnx
stupid ofna ill get back to you in a few mins when i have done it k
thnx
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RE: problem with brakes!
Ah yes a common one this. Now the rods dont need to be bent ( in fact it's better if they're not) but if you can get hold of it then the PCR linkkage is the best solution. Like this...
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RE: problem with brakes!
thnx for the help ill look for those hyper 7 pro brake linkages yea think u need new brake pads *** happened to them they look real bad
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RE: problem with brakes!
Put some rubber (fuel hose is good) between the ball end and the brake arm. This makes it a little easier on the servo's as some of the shock is taken up by the rubber, and there isn't a direct connection to the servo. Have a look at my setup [link=http://cgi.sparkstersworld.co.uk/hyper7_build/sp_images.php?filename=CIMG0313.jpg&action=spoof]sparkstersworld[/link]
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RE: problem with brakes!
Mark
You dont use the ball link brake set up !!! is there a reason why ???
and would it fit my EB4 ?? and if so where you get them from or have you a part No
Cheers
Richie
You dont use the ball link brake set up !!! is there a reason why ???
and would it fit my EB4 ?? and if so where you get them from or have you a part No
Cheers
Richie
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RE: problem with brakes!
its just a different desighn slightly easyer to adjust but ther are its goods and its bads do u have the ball ends if u do i think you should stick with them to be honest
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RE: problem with brakes!
Hey Richie,
My kit never came with the ball ends, but have been happy with the setup as is. I can imagine that with the ball ends you are assured of "no brakes" when accelerating as the arms are forced out.
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My kit never came with the ball ends, but have been happy with the setup as is. I can imagine that with the ball ends you are assured of "no brakes" when accelerating as the arms are forced out.
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RE: problem with brakes!
Wouldn't the ball ends cause the car to brake at full throttle though? I think they would on my mbx5 because the brakes lock up when the arms are pushed either way.