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Cain · 06.02.2009, 10:35 AM

had an issue with the set screw that holds part 29315 ( a little block that the center diff rear cup slides over), it was pretty stripped from the factory and I can't get it out. I'll be sending in that portion of the car after the race this sunday to see what ofna can do. Other than this, a leaky rear diff (had a similar issue with my RC8FT when new, maybe pressure change with shipping?), and the fact that whoever did the threadlocking looked like they spilled it on the front of the car it went apart and back together nicely. I like how easily the shocks assembled, and they are huge.

I went with the stock mounting location for my electronics. I removed the big outer casing that the speed passion ESC uses to get a better fit on the ESC mount plate. Here are some pics I took with electronics mounted. Rear pic showing the answerrc toe-in plate. just need to finish up the beater body. :

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Cain RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 406 Join Date: Jan 2008	06.02.2009, 10:35 AM had an issue with the set screw that holds part 29315 ( a little block that the center diff rear cup slides over), it was pretty stripped from the factory and I can't get it out. I'll be sending in that portion of the car after the race this sunday to see what ofna can do. Other than this, a leaky rear diff (had a similar issue with my RC8FT when new, maybe pressure change with shipping?), and the fact that whoever did the threadlocking looked like they spilled it on the front of the car it went apart and back together nicely. I like how easily the shocks assembled, and they are huge. I went with the stock mounting location for my electronics. I removed the big outer casing that the speed passion ESC uses to get a better fit on the ESC mount plate. Here are some pics I took with electronics mounted. Rear pic showing the answerrc toe-in plate. just need to finish up the beater body. :