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losi xx4 belts
I run with a losi xx4.
I have got a problem: I continually breaking belts, especially rear. Is there a solution? thanks from Spain |
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What motor are you running, what are the grip levels like?
I was running a 5.5 in mine and I found slowing the car down to a 6.5 or 7.5 helped me with the rear belt. Also make sure your slipper is adjusted properly. |
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Setting the slipper correctly i critical. Take a look at this link:http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...forum-167.html and scroll down to Dynodans post.
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I´m running with a 7,5 and the grip is medium (clay).
must I put belt tensioner? Thanks. |
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The bearing block for the rear diff is a belt tensioner, you should have two sets of bearing blocks with A and B on them.
A - with arrow pointing back - rear belt tightest B - with arrow pointing back - rear belt tight B - with arrow pointing forward - rear belt loose A - with arrow pointing forward - rear belt loosest I run my xx4 with the belt tight, B blocks with arrow pointing back. Try changing the diff and centre pulleys when you fit a new belt. |
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thanks for you help.
Belt tensioner, I mean page 3 (manual losi xx4, not world edition) step 25-26 |
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