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Major tire vibration - 04.30.2006, 07:45 PM

I bought a used OFNA Titan monster truck roller,after converting it to brushless I found that at about 30 mph it swirves sharply out of controll.Some suspension adjusting made a small difference.With the truck suspended and all 4 tire off the ground,I ran the rpm's up a little and you could see all 4 tires VIOLENTLY shaking and vibrating.I'm assuming the wheels/tires are out of balance...but at 30 mph? Am I assuming correctly? Is there a solution to this problem? Thanks in advance.
   
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04.30.2006, 08:27 PM

At 30 mph the tires are spinning pretty quick. Make sure they are glued good. What tires are you running with what rims to?


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04.30.2006, 09:27 PM

check the bearings in the hub and the hub it self make shur there isent any slop in ther
   
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05.01.2006, 05:47 AM

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At 30 mph the tires are spinning pretty quick. Make sure they are glued good. What tires are you running with what rims to?
I'm running stock Titan wheels and tires.
   
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05.01.2006, 09:02 AM

Check to see that the foams are not full of mud, this can really unbalance a wheel
   
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05.01.2006, 11:02 AM

If the above tip's don't help, you can glue spot's of hotglue on the tire to balance it, like they do on real 1:1 size rim's with strip's of lead. They do this allot on truggy's now, Ballistic even make's a tire balancer stand thing.
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05.01.2006, 11:21 AM

If you can't tell what wheel/tire is wobbling/vibrating, you can use a bolt and a nut to put it in your drill.. and look at it shaking..

it might be water.
   
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05.01.2006, 12:43 PM

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...it might be water.
This is why I glue the tires really well, and do not drill holes in the rims for air release even though it is recommended to do so...
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05.01.2006, 06:15 PM

I punch 4 small holes equidistant along the centre line of the tyre, not the rim
If any water does get in, the centrifugal force ensures it doesn't stay. :003:
   
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05.01.2006, 06:38 PM

Does that make the tire weak in any way?
It is a good way to keep the water out or get it out.
I would be afraid of making the tire maore likely to blow apart.


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05.01.2006, 06:51 PM

The holes arent big, leroy. It wont rip, since your not ripping apart half the rim.


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05.01.2006, 06:53 PM

ya i dont like the idea of putting a hole in my tires cause it probly would cause it to rip if youve got some power under the hood
   
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05.01.2006, 06:59 PM

sylvesters right, no more than a 2/3mm hole, I use a leather punch.
I got this tip from the 1:8th rallycoss guys many moons ago, Ive never seen one rip yet and I do have some serious power under the hood. :027:
   
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What kind of power is under the hood?
Serious power I am thinking 2250 or so.


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05.01.2006, 07:23 PM

Well that is serious power chc, and not one Ive had any experience with.
The 7XL on 18 cells is more than a match for my driving skills.:032:
Its still yet to blow a tyre..................we live in hope :027:
   
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