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Hi everyone.
I am new at this and I noticed that one of my back tires is all messed up, but other one still fine.
Here are pictures.
What should I do to fix it?
I am new at this and I noticed that one of my back tires is all messed up, but other one still fine.
Here are pictures.
What should I do to fix it?
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Is that buggy sitting on something in that picture or do you have the ride height set that high????
Looks like the fronts are warn bald too,
Recomendations??
First have the buggy set closer to a-arms level and have no more that negitive 1-2deg camber
I'd raise the camber link to the upper inside hole on the shock tower too, that will take out a lot of the camber change through the arm travel
Second, if you're not racing get some stiffer compound tires
Those ofna "colorz" X patterns are crappy tires anyways
If you're running in hard pack try Knuckles or if you're just bashing the "Badlands" are very good too
Looks like the fronts are warn bald too,
Recomendations??
First have the buggy set closer to a-arms level and have no more that negitive 1-2deg camber
I'd raise the camber link to the upper inside hole on the shock tower too, that will take out a lot of the camber change through the arm travel
Second, if you're not racing get some stiffer compound tires
Those ofna "colorz" X patterns are crappy tires anyways
If you're running in hard pack try Knuckles or if you're just bashing the "Badlands" are very good too
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The torque from the H21 has thrown out the pigment. Dont you know nothing?
I'd say you have a sticky bearing somewhere on the rear right. You got a choice of 3.
I'd say you have a sticky bearing somewhere on the rear right. You got a choice of 3.
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If you were to reduce the ride height your wheels would definitely change to another colour.. sorry couldnt resist, scale has it down first go , im just filling in time ..
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I made some adjustments but that did not help. I found out that that rear shock does not have oil in it, which caused the tire bounce.
Thanks for the advise though
Thanks for the advise though
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Yeah I know. Its kind of hard to do that in my dorm room and use my bed as a work table, haha
Maybe i should take the electronics out and put it in warm shower while i am in class?
jk
Maybe i should take the electronics out and put it in warm shower while i am in class?
jk
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ya, considering that at this school 73% are females.(Elmira College)
I ren my buggy in the middle of campus for about an hour today, strange, but nobody complained. Actually I am trying to start RC club here, but since its expensive, its hard to get people involved. Students rather spend money on cheap beer and pizza from Dominos than on metal gear servos and batts haha
I ren my buggy in the middle of campus for about an hour today, strange, but nobody complained. Actually I am trying to start RC club here, but since its expensive, its hard to get people involved. Students rather spend money on cheap beer and pizza from Dominos than on metal gear servos and batts haha




