Yeti steering knuckle bearings:
Inner: 10x15x4mm
Outer: 5x11x4mm[/QUOTE
Thank you!
but it may be a good idea for the slow driving rocky trails!
Yep, very good idea for anything involving rocks. Feed that servo the power it craves, and take the load off the esc's bec. Anytime rocks are involved, it changes the dynamics of the load put on the servo greatly.
After my crybaby rant I actually seen a vender with that offering lol. Not enough research on my part.
Does anyone know the max motor length that would fit? Tried a quick search but couldnt find anything..
I.m confued :shock:.All those number your talking about what do they all mean or refer to. :shock:Hi guys just introducing myself as just getting into the car game and building my first car ever A Yeti. Coming along great but after reading whats been going wrong I have ordered some upgrades and got the Yeti wheel hub fix kit Vanquish 225 fronts and 725 rear as that seemed the go only thing is the 225 are to narrow for the front? They hit the knuckles so am I missing something I have stock rims and tires! Looks like the 350 is closer to correct but still a smidge smaller as my plastic ones are 9mm and my rears are 20mm so even the 725 are narrower but probably ok. I am thinking the 475 maybe better on the front? I am currently 12.5" wide front and rear with stock kit setup. 475 at the front and 725 on the rear would give me a slightly wider front end ! is this Ok I will still be under 13"
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