HobbyKing 4WD Big Monster 1/5th Scale Truck (ARR)

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Ultimate48,

This text is copied from a review done by a guy in the Aus. section

" Customer 24/09/2011 6:29:00 AM I did in the end get the FG parts to fit but I had to purchase FG parts 06069/02 to work with the 06066/02. I also purchased the FG gear 6431/1 because the one on my truck was stripped."

I hope this Hells you to get your truck running again.

I have also read somewhere that you have to get the FG shims to the diff because the original is to thick.

Keep us updated how it goes.

//Peter

// Peter

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Pepped Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (SE) USERID: 285322 Newbie Joined: 03/May/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 10	Quote Reply Posted: 07/Apr/2012 at 2:51pm
	Ultimate48, This text is copied from a review done by a guy in the Aus. section " Customer 24/09/2011 6:29:00 AM I did in the end get the FG parts to fit but I had to purchase FG parts 06069/02 to work with the 06066/02. I also purchased the FG gear 6431/1 because the one on my truck was stripped." I hope this Hells you to get your truck running again. I have also read somewhere that you have to get the FG shims to the diff because the original is to thick. Keep us updated how it goes. //Peter // Peter

Chrissy47 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (AU) USERID: 286656 Hobbyking Addict Joined: 22/Nov/2009 Online Status: Offline Posts: 685	Quote Reply Posted: 07/Apr/2012 at 5:19pm
	Hey guys, sorry I didn't see this come up again. I'll have to go look up the part numbers I got but what pepped listed looks about right. I wish HK would look into getting some harder gears, but the FG ones on mine have been fine, they are just expensive. The comment about the washer shims is correct, I didn't even try using the original ones, went straight for the FG reinforced gears and the FG shims. Mark

Pepped Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (SE) USERID: 285322 Newbie Joined: 03/May/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 10	Quote Reply Posted: 08/Apr/2012 at 6:43am
	Hi all, I took out the car today to brake in the engine. After a while I made a small jump in a pile of gravel,(was about 12" up in the air). The car ended up nose down and tipped over on its roof, I flipped it over and realized that the right front upright was broken . My thought was "Ok, it broke because it landed on its nose" Fortunatly I had the spares with me so I changed on spot and 15min later I was driving around on the parking lot again. This time I didn't jump with the car I was just driving it around between tarmac, grass and gravel. All by a sudden it broke again, the same piece.. This leaves me puzzled, is it really bad plastic they have used for these parts or have I made some adjustments so I got buildt in tension in them ?? anyone have some suggestions ? (I tried to upload an image of the pieces but I can only add a "webb address") //Peter

maxdamage Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (US) USERID: 860254 Newbie Joined: 02/Jun/2011 Location: Syracuse, NY US Online Status: Offline Posts: 4	Quote Reply Posted: 08/Apr/2012 at 11:14am
	Took mine out today for the first real run of the season. This thing really hauls, first time I have run it with enough of the stock mechanics changed to the official FG stuff and its finally not breaking. I had the tires separating from the rims but Im assuming they weren't well glued from the factory. Once it separates fully I am going to belt time inside of the tires with some duct tape because they really balloon quite a bit when it gets going. I highly recommend picking up one of these, it may save one of your spectators lives, plus its just very convenient to be able to remote kill it... http://www.killerrc.com/

Pepped Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (SE) USERID: 285322 Newbie Joined: 03/May/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 10	Quote Reply Posted: 10/Apr/2012 at 6:13am
	Today it finally happend!! I was out and driving today, making some small jumps and stuff. When I saw the front tires slipping on the concrete and the car was going nowhere, my reardiff was shoot ! . I guess I just have to bite the bullet and order some FG diff.. //Peter

maxdamage Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (US) USERID: 860254 Newbie Joined: 02/Jun/2011 Location: Syracuse, NY US Online Status: Offline Posts: 4	Quote Reply Posted: 12/Apr/2012 at 10:51am
	The FG diffs are expensive but they do seem to hold up. At first I was taking it easy on them, but now I really bash it and still works fine.

Pepped Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (SE) USERID: 285322 Newbie Joined: 03/May/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 10	Quote Reply Posted: 15/Apr/2012 at 7:00am
	Yeah, I've been looking on the following product. Artnr: FG 06070 and also some new diffcups and shims and bevelgear pin.. the list just keeps getting longer and longer //Peter

Pepped Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (SE) USERID: 285322 Newbie Joined: 03/May/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 10	Quote Reply Posted: 16/Apr/2012 at 1:25pm
	What kind of grease did you use for the diff ? Are there any other parts you have had issues with ? //Pd