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IRIE Products

Nevermind on the last post, got it dialed. Works so much better than stock! Thanks.
 
Sir IRIE, Thanks again for the steering kit - installed this weekend - and am very happy.

SAVOX servo i used is a couple millimeters taller than stock steering servo so that was a bit of a challenge but your kit worked great.

Thanks again.
 
grvtyboy said:
Sir IRIE, Thanks again for the steering kit - installed this weekend - and am very happy.

SAVOX servo i used is a couple millimeters taller than stock steering servo so that was a bit of a challenge but your kit worked great.

Thanks again.
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It is good to here

A few other people have told me that the savox servo dimensions made it a tighter fit. If you had to do any fab work I would appreciate if you could post a picture here of what you did ,others may also. People have asked me just that question and I have no answer for them. I have only installed it with stock and a Hitec servos.
 
I recently purchased Irie's steering and shock tower kit, excellent product BTW. On my first run I was a bit hard on the TH and one of the towers bent, no biggie, bend it back. Well wouldn't ya know, I crashed off a sweet jump and re-bent it:x. I contacted Irie regarding the issue and before I can blink, there's a new one on it's way to me! Not only does Irie sell quality products, the CS is just as good! Many thanks Irie!"thumbsup"
 
Looking to get a GCM steering bell crank. BEC helped a little making the steering more reactive, but oh the slop!
 
Re: IRIE Products Twin Hammer Steering & Axles

Looking to see if you have any of the plates and bell cranks sets ready to fly out the door?
 
Re: IRIE Products Twin Hammer Steering & Axles

Istunt said:
Hi do you have any full kits available? Tower, plate, bellcrank. Please let me know.
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onecool54@yahoo said:
Looking to see if you have any of the plates and bell cranks sets ready to fly out the door?
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I do have some in stock at this time
I also have just picked up the next batch of cryoed race prepped axles, so they are in stock again.

If you would like one PM me your PayPal address and what you would like and your location and I will send an invoice.

For the people waiting on GCM kits I have had time to get some done and have sent PM's to just about everyone on my list (still behind), so if you were waiting check your box.
 
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just so everyone knows, the BM shock towers will work with the irie bellcrank/shocktower, just remove the irie shock tower and grind down 2 spots above the screws on the bell crank and boom it fits then use longer screws to go in the stock holes
 
Today I put my new composite tower on and set out to run as many laps of my backyard U4 track as I could. I ended up going through 8 batteries which is around 5 hours of running at race pace. Well the tower has held up so far but I did brake some other things. The new rock garden section is brutal but fun.

First all 4 bolts that hold the ring gear to the carrier sheered. There is no sign of them being loose as the holes in the ring gear are not ovaled but they still could of been, do not know.

New bolts, new carrier put it back together went back at it.
Then when I was all done and blowing the hammer of with air. I noticed the rear tires had some rotational play in them, more than normal.
When I got inside I pulled the tires off and this is what I found.

The pieces were just binding up in there and it was still driving both rear tires.

Do not take this the wrong way, I am not complaining at all. In fact I am amazed how much punishment the hammer will take without breaking. All these pieces are the factory parts that came with my hammer over 2 years ago and have taken allot of use and abuse. Also my new rock section is as I said brutal and will be a good test for things.
 
Sr.Irie said:
Today I put my new composite tower on and set out to run as many laps of my backyard U4 track as I could. I ended up going through 8 batteries which is around 5 hours of running at race pace. Well the tower has held up so far but I did brake some other things. The new rock garden section is brutal but fun.

First all 4 bolts that hold the ring gear to the carrier sheered. There is no sign of them being loose as the holes in the ring gear are not ovaled but they still could of been, do not know.

New bolts, new carrier put it back together went back at it.
Then when I was all done and blowing the hammer of with air. I noticed the rear tires had some rotational play in them, more than normal.
When I got inside I pulled the tires off and this is what I found.

The pieces were just binding up in there and it was still driving both rear tires.

Do not take this the wrong way, I am not complaining at all. In fact I am amazed how much punishment the hammer will take without breaking. All these pieces are the factory parts that came with my hammer over 2 years ago and have taken allot of use and abuse. Also my new rock section is as I said brutal and will be a good test for things.
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Wow is this the rtr? And does your steering kit work with stock suspension?
 
Sr.Irie said:
Great crawl spot today, if I was not such a forgetful dumas I would have video footage. :oops:
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Nice pics and sweet crawl spot.

Sr.Irie said:
Today I put my new composite tower on and set out to run as many laps of my backyard U4 track as I could. I ended up going through 8 batteries which is around 5 hours of running at race pace. Well the tower has held up so far but I did brake some other things. The new rock garden section is brutal but fun.

First all 4 bolts that hold the ring gear to the carrier sheered. There is no sign of them being loose as the holes in the ring gear are not ovaled but they still could of been, do not know.
New bolts, new carrier put it back together went back at it...

...Do not take this the wrong way, I am not complaining at all. In fact I am amazed how much punishment the hammer will take without breaking. All these pieces are the factory parts that came with my hammer over 2 years ago and have taken allot of use and abuse. Also my new rock section is as I said brutal and will be a good test for things.
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Nice testing and two years on stock parts is pretty good. Those four ring gear mounting screws look like stainless steel from here, which break, bend and strip way too easily compared to regular black oxide steel.
 
Natedog said:
Nice testing and two years on stock parts is pretty good. Those four ring gear mounting screws look like stainless steel from here, which break, bend and strip way too easily compared to regular black oxide steel.
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No there the black oxide stock ones. They got a little chewed up after they sheared from me finishing the lap and driving it back to the house in 2WD with the ring gear just spinning on the carrier.
You have to drive home, this is no trailer queen :ror:
 
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