Robinson Racing Slipper/Spur for Flux
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Robinson Racing Slipper/Spur for Flux
Just got my new edition of Xtreme RC mag and I found a picture of this and had to do some digging around to find it on RR's website but here is an upgraded, tougher version of the slipper unit for us Savage Flux users. Looks interesting and promising.
http://www.robinsonracing.com/hpi.html
http://www.robinsonracing.com/hpi.html
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RE: Robinson Racing Slipper/Spur for Flux
It is a good fix for HPI's slipper pad problems. The only way your not tearing up the slipper pad on a HPI gear is if the slipper is cranked clear down, thus disabling it.
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It is a good fix for HPI's slipper pad problems. The only way your not tearing up the slipper pad on a HPI gear is if the slipper is cranked clear down, thus disabling it.
It is a good fix for HPI's slipper pad problems. The only way your not tearing up the slipper pad on a HPI gear is if the slipper is cranked clear down, thus disabling it.
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RE: Robinson Racing Slipper/Spur for Flux
It almost seems pointless (to me) that HPI featured a slipper on this truck in the first place. It's basically not used since you have to put so much tension on it in order for the truck to function. Perhaps including a sealed center differential would have been a betteroption.
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ORIGINAL: m3lov3r
to expensive.
to expensive.
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RE: Robinson Racing Slipper/Spur for Flux
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It almost seems pointless (to me) that HPI featured a slipper on this truck in the first place. It's basically not used since you have to put so much tension on it in order for the truck to function. Perhaps including a sealed center differential would have been a better option.
It almost seems pointless (to me) that HPI featured a slipper on this truck in the first place. It's basically not used since you have to put so much tension on it in order for the truck to function. Perhaps including a sealed center differential would have been a better option.