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Old 02-04-2009
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Maybe he did but I must say I've never heard anybody break a Kyosho driveshaft, other than the RTR ones, they are built to a price and motor spec and won't take much more than the kit motor on high grip surfaces like carpet.
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Old 03-04-2009
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Just building the turnbuckles and i noticed that in the manual is says to remove some of the ball cup.

I fitted the prior to removing just to see why this was the case. But i cant see the reason.

Is the realy nessasery

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Old 04-04-2009
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Yes, it is super important!!!!

When the car is fully together you'll see that if you haven't removed enough material from them you will not be able to get sufficient steering lock.

I have cut mine back at 30 degrees to the point the ball stud will be full visible to about 60% of it's diameter.

The more ackerman spacing you run the more important it is ..... if your using set-ups from myself or Fab you'll be putting some spacing in there and thus really need to trim them!
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