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Old 12-15-2012, 02:33 PM
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Default Re: Sliding the axle forward on a Tamiya

Thanks Travis. I thought for some reason the Tamiya axle had locating dimple in it, that matched the rivet in the spring pack, or am I wrong? You guys are just relying on the u-bolts to clamp it down then, and not the rivet? Not that it's a big deal. I thought I also heard of guys using a shim from the High Lift kit to level the axle back down. To much caster otherwise? Think they offically call the shim a pinion kick up plate, or caster plate.
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