Wrighty8766

First thing I would check is that the soft grip around the wheel hasn’t moved, usually it slides down the wheel towards the casing and runs causing it not to centre

Where about’s in the NW are you?

What motor/cells are these best suited to Craig?

I’ll give you a shout if I need it bud, thanks

Cheers bud, what rx is it?

I’m after a dx6i if anyone has one reasonably priced and in decent condition, cash waiting

I miss my savage

You can get them new from RCmart for pretty much the same price as some sell used over here. About £700-£750 I think they are shipped

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253301247182 something like this? I searched for a helicopter one as I think they are a little bit longer than a standard pinion. Not sure if it’s 19mm in length though. also need to know the pitch

The shorter wheelbase makes it more MT then truggy, or that’s what I keep on telling myself anyway lol

Cheers to to be honest all it took was the hyper st arms, cvd’s/dogbones and some bigger wheels! The shell I got from rcmart for £24 shipped. If you already have a running hyper then it will be pretty simple to do with a few other st bits as well I already had the st pro front tower fitted and the front body mounts in the spares, fitted a 7 front tower on the rear and had some body mounts to fit to the rear tower. I also needed the st pro cnc upper steering plate to fit with the front upper arms. i had to use a lower KV motor also as the 7 diffs are geared too fast for the bigger wheels.

Funnily enough I am just finishing a hyper 7/MT build, all I did was use the hyper ST front and rear end and fitted them on a hyper 7 chassis! Had to figure out some rear body mounts and fettle the front chassis brace a little bit but it’s pretty much bob on now. Its a little rough as I used mostly spares to build it but it’ll do me

Bob smith industries instacure is the best tyre glue in my opinion, get the blue super thin one and be careful with it....it spreads like wildfire

I have given up speed running now

I have a spare tq2 one if you need it?

The savage uses screw shafts like that too, maybe check them ones

That are the 2.8 trenchers though, they do come in an Sc size as well

And while we are putting sales out there I have a brand new set of front and rear T-bone racing bumpers here packet has been opened but they have never been fitted.

Here are the rear ones, from the US but much cheaper https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F332000312218

I think the hyper 7/ss/vs/st shocks are around the same length, the 7/st ones are the older hobao design and the ss/vs ones are the newer larger bore design. They will possibly be up to the job should you not be able to fix your current ones. maybe wait for someone else to give some input as I have no experience with the SC8 shocks

It was in my best interests that someone got in there first, spent way too much on RC over these last few weeks lol

@Sharkfat78 ?

I have always wanted Futaba radio gear, back when I was speed running I was saving up for a 4px/pk (can’t remember which exactly) but then I had a big crash and it took my heart right out of the hobby for nearly 2 years just getting back in to it properly and it may be an option again i must admit, that buggy is lush I wish I had got on the sale first

If I remember correctly the bullet has a centre slipper not a centre diff? a centre diff is a much better option when compared to a slipper as it transfers the power to the front/rear much better when the drivetrain is under stress which is essential when running a high torque brushless motor. The bore will depend on what motor you have. In my opinion a lower KV long can on 3s would be perfect in a bullet. something like this

Looks like it might be .8dp if your converting it to flux then it might be an idea to use the centre diff off the wr8 flux to protect the front and rear diffs a little