Gcraider94
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I lost control and ran into my neighbor's van at about 40-50mph, I enclosed pictures of the carnage..... How do I fix this??
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This^I’d start by taking the front end apart. Check for any other damage like bent hinge pins, shock shafts, etc. make a list of what you need and order said parts. Might consider getting after market pieces if your so inclined. The last thing you want to do is place an order for what you think is broken only to find out that when to begin to replace those parts you find more damage further delaying fun times.
open up the manual either online or from your kit and find the part numbers you need. You might consider the HR steering knuckles. They are aluminum and super nice.
I will and thanks a million!I’d start by taking the front end apart. Check for any other damage like bent hinge pins, shock shafts, etc. make a list of what you need and order said parts. Might consider getting after market pieces if your so inclined. The last thing you want to do is place an order for what you think is broken only to find out that when to begin to replace those parts you find more damage further delaying fun times.
open up the manual either online or from your kit and find the part numbers you need. You might consider the HR steering knuckles. They are aluminum and super nice.
Are you insured? Arrma tough is no joke. At least you can fix and repeat. Your neighbor has a total loss...and this is the other car...
???..and this is the other car...
Lol, the van survived, it is one of the old Ford Econoline vans....Well done.
Is the cvd bent?
other than what it looks like from the pix you need a rod end and maybe a front steering block. But that might go back together. I’ve seen a few that have yanked the balls through. Take it apart read and learn the manual.
How did the van look?
Can I pop these balls back into the socket? Nothing looks to be broken otherwise.....
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Lol, the van survived, it is one of the old Ford Econoline vans....
Thanks alot, I'm headed back to the garage right now, lol!Balls can go back in for sure. Remove the red nuts and feed the post in first from the outside. Tighten post into the arm and then replace the red nuts but don't over-tighten. Check exploded view for details at ArrmaRC.
Once you examine the good (not separated) side you'll get it. ?Thanks alot, I'm headed back to the garage right now, lol!
I think Garbage Parts Manufacturing and Intejunk make some steering blocks.Unless I'm wrong, the only steering block upgrade is Hot Racing for 6s. If there's another upgrade option I'm unsure. This will be the biggest cost at $50. You could also replace with stock for substantially less. When I break, I upgrade for future proof but not necessary if you just want to replace with stock parts. Nothing wrong with either choice.
On the rod ends there's lots of suggestions at the forum here to replace with tougher but none are infallible.
I'd stick with HR then if I were in the same boat. ?I think Garbage Parts Manufacturing and Intejunk make some steering blocks.
The wheels did survive thankfullyCheck your wheels for cracks those tend to be weak for hard impacts
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