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Chris UK

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  1. quote:
    Originally posted by Sjoerd

    This way the springs will be push down a bit to extend the rideheigth and shock travel...

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    Hi im not looking to extend the rideheight though, my car's siting too high about 10mm, needs to be 5mm. i have added a couple of o rings inside the damper but hasn't made much differnce, only a mm or so.

    Chris

  2. tuned_springs.jpg

    Anyone have the length of these springs? want to know if theyl fit on my super low friction alu shocks to help lower my ride height. Says for use on the CVA dampers but doesn't mention the trf dampers. Obviously, i will want the springs to fit with the dampers when still set to their shortest length.

    Can anyone help? [?]

    Chris

  3. Hi i don't know if this helps, but i found this on towerhobbies -

    Tamiya Hard silicone damper oil-

    #800 Pink

    #900 Clear

    #1000 Light Blue

    Tamiya medium silicone damper oil-

    Contains 3 bottles of different medium viscosity oils. 1-#500 (green)

    1-#600 (blue), 1-#700 (purple)

    Tamiya soft silicone damper oil-

    #200 Red

    #300 Orange

    #400 Yellow

    Chris

  4. The screws on one of my plastic parts wont stay in because they've worn down the plastic which holds them and they fall out when running the car. is there anything i can do stop this? I have some hard plastic adhesive, could i put some of this into the screw holes and wait for it to dry and then screw the screws into this? [?]

    Chris

  5. This is a great forum site. there are many different forums sections such as '1/10 scale touring', 'stock motors', 'modified motors', 'cars' including a tamiya section and rc clubs. Has a good messaging system aswell [:D]

    check it out

    Chris

  6. Hi I've checked the servo and its fine, there's no problems with it, and also none of the steering parts are bent/damaged. i think its just because where the steering arms join to one another, there is a lot of free movement and so the wheels have a tendancy to go slighlty one way or the other!

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