FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build it is DONE 8/27/12
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
Holy crap, my 10t doesn't have that much droop
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
yupscr8p wrote:using that mip trans your outdrives are higher off the chassis than a standard stealth. that's most likely why you're having that problem.
11/16 top of the outdrive to the bottom of the case stealth
3/4 top of the outdrive to the bottom of the case MIP
1/16 causing probs have to work with it
i guess thats things we run into when we do custom
builds
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
need to loose 1/16gomachv wrote:Make a 1/16 shim for under the blocks?

off the tranny
raising the blocks wont bring the cvds into the outdrive
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
I am using the Losi LXT rear carriers, on the lower hole (which raises the CVD up), this may be the difference.farmer wrote: what r u getting joey
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
It may not, but if your trying to fix the relationship between the out drive and the inner pivot point, that's how "I" would do it. If the out drive is 1/16" high, its 1/16" high from the suspension pivot, right? That's what is throwing it off. I like the losi carrier idea thofarmer wrote: raising the blocks wont bring the cvds into the outdrive
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
farmers car has the CW hubs, which are identical to the losi hubs (except for the camber locations). the relationship between the axle and hinge pins are the same.gomachv wrote:I like the losi carrier idea thothat would do it too
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
Does the losi have a slightly different offset then? Something must be different?
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
farmer, going back through your earlier pics, you have the hinge pin in the top hole in the hub carrier. use the lower one.
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
scr8p wrote:you have the hinge pin in the top hole in the hub carrier. use the lower one.
I agree, use the lower hole on the rear carrier.JK Racing wrote:on the lower hole (which raises the CVD up), this may be the difference.
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
it was changed awile back to the lower holeJK Racing wrote:scr8p wrote:you have the hinge pin in the top hole in the hub carrier. use the lower one.I agree, use the lower hole on the rear carrier.JK Racing wrote:on the lower hole (which raises the CVD up), this may be the difference.
adding shims under the mounts
would not bring the cvds IN
a longer bone part of the cvd would possibly
be the answer
i would like to find something that could be used
for i would like to be able to use the upper hole on the hub if needed
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
then it all goes back to the outdrive height with that trans. not much your're gonna do about it except reduce your droop so they don't pop out.
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Re: FARMERS Official ORANGE RACER Build Thread update 7/21/1
yup i agree ganna call MIP see if they have a longer bone partscr8p wrote:then it all goes back to the outdrive height with that trans. not much your're gonna do about it except reduce your droop so they don't pop out.
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