DAN: I knew leaving the S4 on your table all night would sway you LOL

If you pop up the club before you run it we'll get the clutch set up right for you, it's REALLY important to get it set just so.

ANDY/RICH: What is the recomended setting for a plastic nut? I run the metal nut in mine backed off just under 1 turn.

It's exactly the same as far as adjusting it goes. I like to set mine a bit loose for a run or two with new slipper pads/plates (remembering to threadlock it ;) ) while they bed in. Then I remove the screw and nut; re-threadlock and re-adjust. I normally hold the spur and insert an allen driver into the slipper outdrives and set it by feel, it usually works out to be about one turn out.

Don't forget to squeze the spring a few times before you assemble it for the first time :)

Thats exactly how I do mine, I thought I remembered being told the plastic nut settings were different.

Thanks Rich dude;)

cheers, watching all the s4's whizzing around has pushed me into upgrading my 4wd, so a bj4we seems like a step in the right direction. Wont be doing any carpark bashing with this kit so club will be its first run.

cheers

Thanks Richard, you got to it before I could, haha. We working overtime on more kits to get them out to you guys!

Tires?
 

What tires are on the buggy in Post#33?

Thanks Jeff

tires are team losi bk bars

The racing bag is now up on our site!

Richard Lowe-Your order is ready ;)

http://www.jconcepts.net/shop/index.php/cPath/38

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We've also added those ballcups, in case you were curious guys!

http://www.jconcepts.net/shop/index.php/cPath/38

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Kits should be available next week, so if youre on the pre-order list, or have a standing request for one, you should be good to go.:cool:

yay, id better start making some saddle packs up, what is a good length for the connecting wire between the two packs. Never used saddles before.

thanks

This is the way i did it, a quick diagram:

http://paulrotheram.doughtyuk.net/misc/wirelength.jpg

put connectors together on opposite side, then from the left to the right solder the wire on.. when you turn the cells back around the wire should be a perfect length for the BJ4.

This is the way i've done mine, and have worked great.

great description and diagram, very helpfull cheers!

They also fit very neatly in the B4 that way Dan;)

Nice pic Paul:cool:

[PaulRotheram] -Thanks, that is definately an easy way to build the saddle packs right!

We have both the original kit in stock as well as Worlds kits for those interested. They wont last long though, haha.

Our new Hyper 8 body, available in both standard and HD thicknesses!

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Well first national over and I've gotta say my BJ4 WE was nothing short of awesome in every way! It was so close on that track the results coulda gone to any number of people and both myself and Rich Barton where right up there at the sharp end most of the day. We both agreed that the car felt superb.

Im glad to hear it, did you get your stuff in time?

Yep, we had everything we needed anyway!