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#0715 NITRO ROCKET KIT#0715 NITRO ROCKET KIT
#0715 NITRO ROCKET KIT#0715 NITRO ROCKET KIT
#0715 NITRO ROCKET KIT
760-B Crosspoint Drive760-B Crosspoint Drive
760-B Crosspoint Drive760-B Crosspoint Drive
760-B Crosspoint Drive
Denver, NC 28037Denver, NC 28037
Denver, NC 28037Denver, NC 28037
Denver, NC 28037
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...UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL!UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL!
UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL!UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL!
UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL!
Thank You and Congratulations on purchasing the ROCKETROCKET
ROCKETROCKET
ROCKET! Within this kit you will find a race
winning car with over 21 years worth of CUSTOM WORKSCUSTOM WORKS
CUSTOM WORKSCUSTOM WORKS
CUSTOM WORKS design and quality. In order for you to
realize this race car’s winning potential it is important to follow the written text along with the
pictures included. The steps required to build this car are very easy, as long as you read before you
build.
The instructional format for building this car is to open each bag in alphabetical order. Each bag of
parts will be broken down into “Steps” thru the manual. All parts and hardware needed to complete
all steps for each separate bag, will be found in each individual bag. There is no need to steal screws
from other bags. In the rare event you need to look in a different bag for a certain part, it will be
noted clearly in the instructions.
Considering the various dirt or clay surfaces that Dirt Oval cars are raced on today, the Outlaw has
been designed to be competitive on either loose packed dirt with buggy tires or high bite clay with
rubber or foam racing tires. The instructions will build the kit using the most verastale set-up Custom
Works has found in testing on different types of tracks, however there are various other suspension
configurations available to you that you may find more suitable for your local track. For updates and
more proven set-ups login to CustomWorksRC.com.
All hardware (screws, washers, nuts, etc…) are referred to by size and type in the instructions. To
help clarify which screw or nut the instruction is calling for refer to the HARDWARE REFERENCE
supplement. The size of the screw or nut should match the “shadow” of the same piece very closely.
Screw ID’s are: FHFH
FHFH
FH=Flat Head BHBH
BHBH
BH=Button Head SHSH
SHSH
SH=Socket Head SSSS
SSSS
SS=Set Screw
BUILDING TIPS:BUILDING TIPS:
BUILDING TIPS:BUILDING TIPS:
BUILDING TIPS:
-Using some type of thread locking fluid is suggested for all parts where metal screws thread into other
metal parts. We suggest using a lite setting strength thread lock for the reason you may want to take
the screw out one day. Remember it only takes a very small amount to secure the screw.
-Do NOTNOT
NOTNOT
NOT use power screwdrivers to drive screws into parts. The fast rotation speed can easily melt and
strip plastic parts or cross-thread into the aluminum parts.
-Lightly sand the edges of graphite pieces using a medium grade sandpaper to avoid splinters. Run a
thin bead of Super Glue around the edges to give pieces greater durability.
SUGGESTED TOOLSSUGGESTED TOOLS
SUGGESTED TOOLSSUGGESTED TOOLS
SUGGESTED TOOLS
400 Grit Sandpaper Wire Cutters Blue Loctite
Hobby Scissors X-Acto Knife 3/16" Wrench
Small Needle Nose Pliers Phillips Head Screw Driver
Front SuspensionFront Suspension
Front SuspensionFront Suspension
Front Suspension
4240
3332
5230
3257
3253
- Insert 4240 Inner Pin thru 3332 Susp Brace, then thru
first leg of 3253 Susp Arm and into 3257 Front Susp
Mount.
- Snap 5230 E-Clips to 4240 Susp Pin.
- Arms should pivot freely on the mounts.
- Do NOT over-
tighten the
screws into the
mount!
1276 Qty 1
Front Shock Tower
5253 Qty 4
4-40 x 3/8 BH Screw
1:1
3253 Qty 2
Front Susp Arms L&R
-Parts for
Step#1
4240 Qty 2
Front Inner Susp Pin
3257 Qty 2
Front Susp Mount 1:1
3332 Qty 1
1.4” Front Susp Brace
-Parts for
Step#2
1:1
5230 Qty 24
E-Clip
1:1
5263 Qty 4
4-40 x 3/8 FH Screw
- Fasten the 1276 tower to the suspension assembly.
- Fasten the suspension assembly to the 1222 Chassis.
1:1
Steering ComponentsSteering Components
Steering ComponentsSteering Components
Steering Components
-Parts for
Step#1
-Parts for
Step#2
3410 Qty 2 (Left Shown)
25 Deg Castor Block
7200 Qty 2
Front Axle
7209 Qty 4
Spacer 1:1
3202 Qty 2
Steering Block L&R
7209 Qty 2
Ball Stud King Pin 1:1
1:1
5004 Qty 2
6-20 Set Screw
1:1
5249 Qty 4
Steel Turnbuckle
5235 Qty 8
Ball Cup 1:1
-Parts for
Step#3
5230 Qty 24
E-Clip
1:1
4241 Qty 2
Front Outer Susp Pin 1:1
1255 Qty 6
Spacer
- Thread the 5235 Ball Cups onto the ends of the 5249 Turnbuckle.
- NOTE: Turnbuckle has RIGHT and LEFT threads!
1:1 Assembled Camber Link
and Steering Linkage.
- Make 4 Linkages.
5235 5249 5235
STEP #1
STEP #1 STEP #2
Bag ABag A
Bag ABag A
Bag A
Bag BBag B
Bag BBag B
Bag B
1276
5253
5263
1220
3304 Qty 1
Steering Slide
3304 Qty 1
Steering Rack
5262 Qty 2
4-40 x 1/4 FH Screw
8122 Qty 6
Ball Stud
1:1
5217 Qty 2
4-40 Lock Nut
1220 Qty 1
Outlaw Chassis
-Mount the Castor Block to the Susp Arm with a
1255 Spacer on each side of the Castor Block as
it is fitted between the ears of the Susp Arm.
-Insert the 4241 Susp Pin thru the Susp Arm,
Spacer, and Castor Block. Retain by attaching
5230 E-Clips to each end of the 4241.
7209
3202
4241 5230
- Thread the 8122 Ball Stud into the front face of 3304
Steering Slide, back face of the shock tower, and top face
of the Steering Arm as shown.
-Insert the Steering Slide into the 3304 Steering Rack,
mount the rack to the chassis.
-Mount the linkages from Step #1 by snapping the Ball
Cups onto the Ball Studs.
- Insert the 7200 Axle into the
3202 Steering Arm so the
holes are in-line.
-Align the Steering Arm into
the 3410 Castor Block and
press the 7209 Ball Stud
Kingpin thru the assembly
as shown. 7209
Spacer
7200
5230
1255
1255
5004
Rear SuspensionRear Suspension
Rear SuspensionRear Suspension
Rear Suspension
4234 Qty 2
Rear Inner Susp Pin
3254 Qty 2
Long Rear Susp Arm
5253 Qty 2
4-40 x 3/8 BH Screw
1:1
3305 Qty 1
Tail Tank Tray
-Parts for
Step#1
2230 Qty 2
3 Deg Toe Block
3257 Qty 2
Tall Shock Ear
1:1
1273 Qty 1
Rear Bulkhead
-Parts for
Step#2
1:1
5230 Qty 24
E-Clip
1:1
5263 Qty 4
4-40 x 3/8 FH Screw
1:1
5254 Qty 6
4-40 x 1/2 BH Screw
5264 Qty 6
4-40 x 1/2 FH Screw
3257
-Attach the 3257 Long Shock Ears to
the 1273 Bulk to the side facing away
in the diagram.
-Attach the 3305 Tail Tank Tray as
shown in the diagram. 3257
1273 3305
5253
5254
STEP #2
-Attach the 3254 Susp
Arm to the 2230 Toe
Block using the 4234
Susp Pin.
-Retain the pin with 5230
E-Clips.
-Make a RIGHT and LEFT
assembly!
-LEFT Side Assembly Shown.
FRONT
FRONT
-NOTE: Back side of Toe
Block for proper direction!
STEP #1
STEP #3STEP #2
2230
3254
4234
5230
Bag CBag C
Bag CBag C
Bag C
5264
5264
5263
8122
8122
3304
3304
8122
8122
8122
8122
5262
-USE 5217 LOCKNUTS
TO RETAIN
7209
Spacer
1255
5230
BOTH SIDES.
3410
-8122 MOUNTS IN
OUTER HOLES ON
Rear SuspensionRear Suspension
Rear SuspensionRear Suspension
Rear Suspension
7216 Qty 2
Rear CVD Axle
7211 Qty 2
CVD Coupling
4235 Qty 2
Rear Outer Susp Pin
-Parts for
Step#1
7214 Qty 2
Medium Dogbone
3241 Qty 2
Bearing Carrier
1:1
XXXX Qty 4
Ball Stud
-Parts for
Step#2
1:1
5230 Qty 24
E-Clip
-Parts for
Step#3
1255 Qty 10
Spacer
1:1
7211 Qty 2
Rear CVD Pin
7211 Qty 2
CVD Set Screw
7203 Qty 2
Roll Pin
1:1
5249 Qty 2
Steel Turnbuckle
5235 Qty 4
Ball Cup 1:1 5217 Qty 2
4-40 Lock Nut
1226 Qty 4
Ball Bearing
1:1
1:1
7047 Qty 6
Spacer
- Press 1226 Ball Bearings into the 3241 Bearing Carrier.
- Attach the Bearing Carrier to the Susp Arm using 4235
Susp Pin with (2) 1255 Spacers on each side of the
Bearing Carrier.
- NOTE: The Suspension Pin will pass thru the UPPER
hole in the Bearing Carrier.
- Retain the Susp Pin using 5230 E-Clips.
- Apply grease to the areas shown.
- Apply thread-lock (Loctite) to the set screw.
- Align the holes as shown so that the
7211 CVD Pin can pass thru the Bone,
Axle, and Coupling. Pin should be evenly
spaced in the DogBone.
-Tighten the Set Screw by angling the Bone
and Axle so the set-screw is able to be tightened.
LOCTITE
GREASE
STEP #2
4235
5230
1226
STEP #1
1255
3241
8122 Qty 4
Ball Stud
STEP #3
- Attach the 8122 Ball Stud to the Rear Bulkhead
as shown using a 5217 Lock Nut.
- Slide a 1255 Spcaer onto the Ball Stud and
thread into the Bearing Carrier in the outer most
hole.
- Insert the CVD assembly by sliding the axle thru
the bearings.
- Slide (4) 7047 Shims onto the axle and retain
using the 7203 Roll Pin. Pin should be evenly
spaced in Axle.
- Attach the Camber Link by snapping the Ball
Cups onto the Ball Studs.
5205
7211
(Pin)
7214
7216
7211
(Coupling)
7211
(Set Screw)
8122
1255
8122
7203
7047
Bag DBag D
Bag DBag D
Bag D
1:1
Diff AssemblyDiff Assembly
Diff AssemblyDiff Assembly
Diff Assembly
1229 Qty 2
5/32 x 5/16 Bearing
1:1
4361 Qty 1
Diff Bolt Cover
-Parts for
Step#1
4362 Qty 1
Diff Spring
4404 Qty 2
Diff Ring
4403 Qty 1
Right Outdrive
-Parts for
Step#2
1:1
4361 Qty 1
Diff Bolt
1:1
4204 Qty 6
Thrust Balls
- Slide a 4205 Thrust Washer onto the Diff Bolt.
- Apply a thick layer of Black Grease to the Thrust
Washer, press (6) 4204 Thrust Balls into the Black
Grease.
- Slide the other Thrust Washer on the Diff Bolt and
insert it into the 4403 Left Outdrive.
- Press (1) 1229 Bearing into the Outdrive.
- Put (1) 4404 Diff Ring on the Outdrive, apply Diff Lube
as shown.
- Put (1) 4404 Diff Ring onto the 4403 Right Outdrive, apply
Diff Grease as shown.
- Install the 4362 Diff Spring and 4361 T-nut into the
Outdrive.
- Carefully slide the diff assembly together so the Diff Bolt
passes thru the entire assembly and threads into the T-nut.
-Screw the Diff Bolt into the T-nut until you feel the Diff
Spring fully compress. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN!!!
- Back the Diff Bolt off EXACTLY 1/8 of a turn. Diff motion
should be smooth and the Outdrives will turn in opposite
directions.
- Press a small amount of Diff Grease
into each of the small holes in the
4407 Diff Gear.
- Press (1) 1229 Bearing and the (12)
4357 Diff Balls into the Diff Gear.
STEP #1 STEP #2
4205 Qty 2
Thrust Washer
Transmission CasingTransmission Casing
Transmission CasingTransmission Casing
Transmission Casing
5273 Qty 5
4-40 x 3/8 SH Screw
1230 Qty 2
3/8 x 5/8 Bearing
1226 Qty 4
3/16 x 3/8 Bearing
1:1
-Parts for
Step#1
4368 Qty 1
Top Drive Shaft
1:1
4401 Qty 1
Transmission Halfs
-Parts for
Step#2
1:1
4405 Qty1
Idler Gear
- Press the (2) 1230 Bearings
and (4) 1226 Bearings into
each 4401 Transmission Half.
- Slide (1) 4370 Thick Washer
on each side of the 4368 Top
Drive Shaft.
- Insert the Diff Assembly,
Top Drive Shaft, and 4405 Idler
Gear into the RIGHT Trans
Half.
- Align the LEFT Trans Half over
the gears and secure it to the
RIGHT Trans Half with (5) 5273
Screws.
STEP #1 STEP #2
- Press the 4406 Roll
Pin into the hole in
the Top Drive Shaft.
4361
4361
4204
4205
4403
1229
4404
4403
4407 4357
1229 4404
4402
4362
4361
4402 Qty 1
Left Outdrive
4407 Qty 1
Diff Gear
4357 Qty 12
Diff Balls
4361 Qty 1
Diff T- Nut
LEFT RIGHT
4370 Qty 6
Thick Spacer
4368
1226
4370 4370
12264405
1230
1230
4401
RIGHT
4401
LEFT
5273
4406
4406 Qty 1
Top Shaft Roll Pin
Bag EBag E
Bag EBag E
Bag E
Bag FBag F
Bag FBag F
Bag F
CUSTOM-TIP!!!CUSTOM-TIP!!!
CUSTOM-TIP!!!CUSTOM-TIP!!!
CUSTOM-TIP!!!
-Using 400 Grit Sandpaper in a“Figure 8”
pattern, it is best to sand the surfaces
of both the 4404 Diff Ring and 4205
Thrust Washers. The textured
surface results in a smoother and
longer lasting diff.
- Diff Screw should be on the
RIGHT side of the Trans!
BLACK
GREASE
DIFF
LUBE
DIFF
LUBE
Spur Gear AssemblySpur Gear Assembly
Spur Gear AssemblySpur Gear Assembly
Spur Gear Assembly
5245 Qty 1
5-40 Locknut
1:1
-Parts for
Bag G
4424 Qty 1
Disc Brake Adapter
1:1
2228 Qty 1
Spacer
4423 Qty 1
Brake Disc
2228 Qty 1
Slipper Eliminator
4966 Qty 1
66T 32P Spur Gear
5252 Qty 2
4-40 x 1/4 BH Screw
- First slide the 4424 Disc Brake Adapter onto the
2228 Slipper Eliminator so the grooves are aligned.
- Press the 4423 Brake Disc onto the 4424 Brake
Adapter and slide the entire assembly onto the
Top Drive Shaft so that the Roll Pin keys into the
grooves.
- Secure the assembly to the Top Shaft with the
2228 Spacer and the 5245 Locknut. Do NOT
overtighten the nut on the Top Shaft!
- Mount the 4966 Spur Gear so the flat side faces
AWAY from the transmission. Secure using (2)
5252 Screws.
STEP #1
4424
4423
2228
4966
5252
2228 5245
Brake AssemblyBrake Assembly
Brake AssemblyBrake Assembly
Brake Assembly
1:1
-Parts for
Bag H
4420 Qty 1
Brake Bracket
1:1
5252 Qty 2
4-40 x 1/4 BH Screw
4421 Qty 1
Brake Shoe
4422 Qty 1
Brake Cam
4425 Qty 1
Clip
- Fir
STEP #1
- Slide the 4421 Brake Shoe onto the 4420
Brake Bracket with both crescent shape cut-
outs facing the same direction.
- Install the Brake Bracket onto the transmis-
sion so that the Brake Disc is between the
Bracket and Shoe.
- Secure the Bracket using 5252 Screw.
-Slide the 4422 Brake Cam thru the small
holes in the Brake Bracket. The lever of the
Brake Cam should be facing the same
direction as the pictures shown.
-Secure the Brake Cam using 4425 Clip.
5252
4420
4421
4422
4425
Transmission CasingTransmission Casing
Transmission CasingTransmission Casing
Transmission Casing
1:1
-Parts for
Bag I
3229 Qty 1
Set Screw
1:1
3309 Qty 1
Transmission Brace
1:1
3229 Qty1
Short Body Post
3229 Qty 1
Post Collar
1202 Qty 1
Trans Spacer
5264 Qty 4
4-40 x 1/2 FH Screw
5253 Qty 4
4-40 x 3/8 FH Screw
- Attach 3229 Body Post to 3309 Trans Brace
using 3229 Screw. Slide 3201 Post Collar onto
the Body Post and secure using 3229 Set Screw.
- Secure the Trans to the Chassis using (2) 5253
Screws thru the 3265 Trans Support and (4)
5264 Screws thru the 1202 Trans Spacer as
shown.
- Attach the Trans Brace to the Trans and Rear
Bulkhead using 5253 Screws.
5268 Qty 2
4-40 x 1” FH Screw
3229 Qty 1
8-32 x 1/2 FH Screw
1:1
3309
3229
5268
3265
5253
1202
3265 Qty 1
Trans Spacer
5264
Bag GBag G
Bag GBag G
Bag G
Bag HBag H
Bag HBag H
Bag H
Bag IBag I
Bag IBag I
Bag I
- NOTE: Align the dogbone shafts into the
outdrives of Trans as you mount the trans!
CONED SIDE
OF SPUR GEAR
FLAT SIDE OF
SPUR GEAR
Bag JBag J
Bag JBag J
Bag J Shock AssemblyShock Assembly
Shock AssemblyShock Assembly
Shock Assembly
5274 Qty 4
4-40 x 1/2 SH Screw
-Parts for
Step#1
1437 Qty 4
FIRM Bladder (BLACK)
1424 Qty 4
Long Shock Body
-Parts for
Step#2 1:1
1428 Qty4
Long Shock Shaft
1250 Qty 8
O- Ring
5230
- Attach 1436 Shock Piston to
1428 Shaft using 5230 E-Clips
to secure.
STEP #1 STEP #2
TIP: To press clip in easiest, compress the
clip so the diameter is a little smaller.Insert
open end of clip first, working counter-
clockwise to the bent end as shown.
- Snap Pivot Ball into the 5228 Ball End. Thread
the Ball End onto the Shock Shaft until the Ball
End is flush with the end of threads on the shaft.
- Press 1432 Eyelet Cap into 1431 Threaded
Shock Cap so that guide in the Eyelet Cap lines
up in the recess in the Threaded Shock Cap.
- Press the 1437 Firm Bladder (BLACK) into the
Threaded Shock Cap so the dome of the
bladder points away from the Eyelet Cap.
- Fill the Shock Body with oil to the top then
thread the Eyelet Cap assembly onto the
Shock Body until tight.
-NOTE: See shock filling tips for more
instructions.
SHOCK FILLING INSTRUCTIONS:
2) Slowly move the
shaft up and down
several times to allow
air bubbles to escape
to the top.
1) Holding the
shock upright,
fill with oil until
the top of the
body.
3) Refill with
oil to the top
of the shock
body.
5) Move the shock shaft in and out a
few times and then push it all the way
in. It should be easy to push the shaft
in until the eyelet hits the body.
Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4 Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4 Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8
Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4 Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4 Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8
Filling Shocks: Steps 1-4 Setting Shock Rebound: Steps 5-8
4) Thread the Eyelet Cap
assembly onto the Shock
Body until it is hand
tight. Oil should seep
out of the bleed hole
in the Threaded Cap.
6) Then the shaft
should push itself
out to its full length
slowly.
7) If the shock does not push
out this far there is not enough
oil in it. Add just a little oil and
try steps 5-6 again.
8) If the shockrebounds too fast , or you cannot
push the shaft in until the eyelet hits the body, there
is too much oil. Loosen the cap and pump out a
small amount of oil by pushing the shaft in. Re-
tighten the cap and try steps 5-6 again.
STEP #3
1434 Qty4
Shaft Guide
1435 Qty 6
Reatining Clip 1436 Qty4
Piston
M
5230 Qty 10
E-Clip
1:1
-Parts for
Step#3
1432 Qty4
Eyelet Cap
1431 Qty4
Threaded Cap
5228 Qty4
Short Ball End
5228 Qty4
Pivot Ball
1433 Qty4
Spring Collar
1804 Qty2
(WHITE) Spring
1407 Qty4
Spring Bucket
1408 Qty4
Mount Ball
5278 Qty 4
4-40 x 1” SH Screw
5217 Qty 8
4-40 Lock Nut
1436
1428
1424
1434
1435
1250
5228
1437
1432
1431
ATTACH HERE
ATTACH HERE
1477
1407
1408
OIL
NOTE: Put a few
drops of oil on the
O-Rings!
OIL
OIL
OIL
Shock BagShock Bag
Shock BagShock Bag
Shock Bag
- Press 1250 O-rings into 1424
Shock Body followed by 1434
Shaft Guide. Retain using 1435
Clip.
UPPER/
MIDDLE
HOLE
5278
- Thread 1433 Spring Collar onto
the shock. Slide the springs onto
the shock and secure using the
1407 spring bucket as shown.
- Attach the shock to the susp arms
in the outer most holes on both
front and rear arms as shown.
- Install the shocks onto the screws
with the shoulder of the 1408
Mount Ball facing the tower, secure
with 5217 Nut.
- Press 5278 Screws thru the holes
on the front tower and thru the
upper/middle set of holes on the
rear tower. Secure using 5217
Nut.
SUGGESTED
40 WT R/C
SHOCK OIL.
1807 Qty2
(GREEN) Spring
1433
5217
1433
5217
5278
GREEN SPRINGS FRONT
WHITE SPRING REAR
REAR FRONT
Bag KBag K
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Fuel Tank / Motor Mounts
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-Parts for
Step#1
4350 Qty 1
Fuel Tank
5290 Qty 8
M3 x 8MM SH Screw
3270 Qty 2
Motor Mount
3262 Qty 1
Pipe Mount
5263 Qty 3
4-40 x 3/8 FH Screw
STEP #1
- Attach the 4450 Fuel Tank to the chassis using the
5264 Screws.
- Mount the 3270 Motor Mounts using the 5290 Motor
Mount Screws. The slanted edge of the mount will face
toward the spur gear.
- Mount the 3262 Pipe Mount using the 5264 Screws
and 5205 Nuts.
-Thread the 4966 Set Screw into the pipe mount, this
will be used to secure the wire coming from your
exhaust pipe to the car.
NOTE: The extra 5290 screws are to mount your nitro
motor after completion of the Clutch Bag.
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5217 Qty 2
4-40 Lock Nut
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5264 Qty 2
4-40 x 1/2 FH Screw
5264
4966
5217
4966
5263
5290
4350
3270
4966 Qty 1
4-40 Set Screw
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Servo and Linkage Installation
5201 Qty 1
2-56 x 1/2 SH Screw
-Parts for
Steps
#1&#2 5242 Qty 1
Large Servo Saver
-Parts for
Step#3
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8130 Qty2
Small Ball Cup
5281 Qty1
4-40 Stud
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-Parts for
Step#4
5246 Qty1
Carb Ball Cup
5246 Qty2
Spring
5246 Qty1
Steel Snap
5228 Qty1
Throttle Rod (SHORT)
5215 Qty1
2-56 Ball End
5215 Qty1
2-56 Pivot Ball
5232 Qty1
2-56 Cone Spacer
5246 Qty2
Fuel Tubing
5252 Qty 1
4-40 x 1/4 BH Screw
1:1
5253 Qty 8
4-40 x 3/8 BH Screw
1:1
5263 Qty 9
4-40 x 3/8 FH Screw
8122 Qty 2
Ball Stud
5240 Qty4
Servo Mount
5282 Qty 5
4-40 Set Screw
5246 Qty5
Collar
5246 Qty1
Swivel
5246 Qty1
Servo Horn
5204 Qty 1
2-56 Lock Nut
5228 Qty1
Brake Rod (LONG)
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STEP #1
- Attach 5240 Servo Mounts to your steering servo in the
position shown using 5253 Screws. ALSO do this for throttle
servo in the same position as well now.
- Thread 8122 Ball Stud into the upper-most center hole in the
5242 Servo Saver using the 3234 Spacer.
- Attach both 8130 Ball Cups to one another using the 5281
Stud until the Ball Cups bottom out on one another. Snap a
Ball Cup onto the Ball Stud on the Servo Saver.
- Determine which of the Spline Inserts are correct for your
servo by pressing it over the drive on the servo. Align the
servo so it has equal throw in both directions.
- Press the Servo Saver onto the Spline Insert so that the Servo
Saver is perpendicular to the servo, attach using the screw
that came with your servo.
STEP #2
- Mount the servos to the chassis using 5263 Screws as
shown.
- Thread the 8122 Ball Stud into the top of the Steering
Slide, Snap the Ball Cup onto the Ball Stud.
-Using double sided tape, mount your reciever to the
top of the steering servo.
- Attach 3209 Antenna Mount in either of the two
holes shown below.
NOTE: Steering movement should be bind free except
for the restriction of the servo transmission.
3209 Qty1
Antenna Mount
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5263
3209
8122
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- 3234 SPACER IN STEPS 1&2 USED
TO LEVEL THE DRAG LINK WITH
DIFFERENT SERVOS.
5240 5253
5242
8130
5281
8122
8130
- 3234 SPACER IN STEPS 1&2 USED TO LEVEL
THE DRAG LINK WITH DIFFERENT SERVOS.
STEP #3
Throttle Rod Assembly:
- Thread the 5228 Throttle Rod into 5246 Ball Cup.
- Slide the parts shown on the Throttle Rod,
secure the collars using 5282 set screws.
- Mount the 5246 Swivel onto the Servo Horn thru the outer
most SMALL diameter holes. Attach using either the plastic or steel snap-clip.
Brake Rod Assembly:
- Thread the 5228 Brake Rod half way into the 5215 Ball End. Press the 5215 Pivot Ball
into the Ball End.
- Slide 5246 Collar onto the Brake Rod followed by 5246 Tubing.
-Mount the Brake Rod to the Servo Horn by placing 5201 Screw thru the Pivot Ball and
5232 Cone Spacer into the INNER most hole on the arm opposite the Throttle Linkage
Swivel. Secure using 5204 Locknut.
NOTE:NOTE:
NOTE:NOTE:
NOTE: For illustrative purposes the motor has been placed in the car. You will
want to mount the motor after you have completed the Cage assembly step.
Installation:
- Slide the open end of the Brake Rod thru the front of the Brake Cam.
- Slide 5246 Tubing Followed by 5246 Collar on the Brake Rod.
- Secure all Collars using 5282 Set Screws.
- Align the servo so it has equal throw in both directions. Press the
Servo Horn onto the Servo so that the Servo Horn is perpendicular to
the Servo Body as shown. Attach using the screw that came with
your servo.
- Trim the remaining length of the Servo Horn on the Brake Linkage
side to prevent collision with the Sprint Cage. It may be necessary to
bend the Brake Cam upward to allow for proper clearance with the
Sprint Cage as well.
- Keep the servo positioned at idle as shown in Figure #1Figure #1
Figure #1Figure #1
Figure #1! Might be
necessary to re-align both the Steering Servo Saver and the Throttle
Servo Horn once the radio is “ON” and the servos find their actual center.
Throttle Linkage:
Loosen the collar on the right side of the
Swivel and slide the Rod so that the carb can fully close. Next
slide the right side collar up against the Swivel and tighten.
Lastly adjust the left side collar so that it compresses the
spring 1/8” to 3/16”.
Brake Linkage:
Slide the Tubing on the Brake Rod so the
Tubing is tight to the Brake Cam and the brake is only slightly
engaged to the brake pad, there should be slight resistance
when trying to spin the spur gear.
LINKAGE SET-UP:
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To be done with the radio unit ON!
-Within your radio locate the End Point Adjustments (EPA)
setting. Here you will reduce the amount of travel your servo
has so that you do not damage your carb. Notice the carb
position in Figure #2, this is FULL throttle to the motor and
the servo should pull no further than this.
-Set the Braking End Point so that at full brake (Figure #3) the
spring on the throttle linkage is just about fully compressed.
-Set the EPA for the Steering Servo as well, so that it will only
turn the amount the car will allow it.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
5246
Tubing
5228
LONG Rod
5246
Ball Cup
5204
5246
Steel or
Plastic
5246
Servo Horn
5232
5201
5215
5246
Swivel
5246
Collar
5228
SHORT Rod
5246
Collar
5246
Collar