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its all alright for me now but the problem agains is the gearbox if installed to the metal plate the axels of the gearbox goes upwards it means...the sprocket leads the tracks to go outwards the tracks are like these \ /(slightly like that lol) even if i want to use drills i dont have any and i dont know how to use those things(well can use a bit)now i really need help with it =.=..why do God needs to punish me as hard like these..i havent dont seriously wrong yet......

Just checked out the softer torsion bars offered by Tankzone are out of stock,this riding high problem must be wide spread.sax

Ya everyone who got the metal hull has the problem been wondering if maybe the hole was drilled to high .

Jimmy

That would seem to be the problem,but why would asiatam market different torsion bars?I mean is it there solution to a problem but they don't state what the reason for the softer as they say are for? If you look taking this hull apart is no simple task,I will try running and post any drop,we can always take the hull apart as that's what most of us do anyway.

Well this is my Asiatam hull, the rear idlers are on their 'slackest' setting, and I had to remove track links to get the unwanted slack out of them.

The metal tracks seem to stretch a lot with very little use. The problem was that if I took up the slack with the idler adjuster it pulled the rear idler higher, the only solution was to shorten the tracks and really tighten the adjuster screws down to their minimum setting.

Rob G

Hi,

Readed about the "hi-ride" hull at panzerketten forum so when I ordered my hull I also ordered the softer springs Some pics before and after

Regards

Jake

Jakeand,thanks for the info.Would you please post pictures after mounting your wheels? I'm sure we all would like to see this issue resolved.Was it difficult to change the spring rods?Please advise SAXONDOG

Hi Sax,

“Would you please post pictures after mounting your wheels? I'm sure we all would like to see this issue resolvedâ€

Jake you are a fine fellow to go to all this trouble,I must say a very professional job.The 60deg.movement does eliminate an easy fix.Or better said their design eliminates an easy fix.I am very grateful for your post,It will make the job easier for the rest of us,you are a class act sir.Blake

Thx Sax for the positive feedback

Well it is a nice initiative from Asiatam to provide this type of suspension system, but a pity that they didnt do it "all the way"

Regards

Jake