Sparko Racing F8E 1/8 Buggy
#16
They won't be far away!
#17
Same here. Klinik Rc told me today that the buggies are already on their way to them and as soon as they receive them they will be shipping all the pre-ordered ones out asap. Who did you order yours from?
#18
#19
Tech Legend
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looks like Fierce RC Solutions has these for order too.
https://fiercercsolutions.com/sparko-rc-cars.html
https://fiercercsolutions.com/sparko-rc-cars.html
#21
#24
Lots of the F8-E out there in the wild now.
Manual here: https://site.petitrc.com/setup/spark...F8e_Manual.pdf
Setup sheets here: https://site.petitrc.com/setup/sparko/setupf8/
Manual here: https://site.petitrc.com/setup/spark...F8e_Manual.pdf
Setup sheets here: https://site.petitrc.com/setup/sparko/setupf8/
#25
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for this buggy few questions:
- That velcro strap usage for the batteries, does that require modifications to the trays to do?
- Looks like to get the diffs out you need to pull the hingepin braces, are those keyed to the chassis like the tekno so you gotta uncrew a variety of stuff so they can "lift" up?
- what at this time appears to be the battery setup fo choice? (full size saddle, 2 shorties, 1 shorty, 1 full size?)?
- That velcro strap usage for the batteries, does that require modifications to the trays to do?
- Looks like to get the diffs out you need to pull the hingepin braces, are those keyed to the chassis like the tekno so you gotta uncrew a variety of stuff so they can "lift" up?
- what at this time appears to be the battery setup fo choice? (full size saddle, 2 shorties, 1 shorty, 1 full size?)?
#26
for this buggy few questions:
- That velcro strap usage for the batteries, does that require modifications to the trays to do?
- Looks like to get the diffs out you need to pull the hingepin braces, are those keyed to the chassis like the tekno so you gotta uncrew a variety of stuff so they can "lift" up?
- what at this time appears to be the battery setup fo choice? (full size saddle, 2 shorties, 1 shorty, 1 full size?)?
- That velcro strap usage for the batteries, does that require modifications to the trays to do?
- Looks like to get the diffs out you need to pull the hingepin braces, are those keyed to the chassis like the tekno so you gotta uncrew a variety of stuff so they can "lift" up?
- what at this time appears to be the battery setup fo choice? (full size saddle, 2 shorties, 1 shorty, 1 full size?)?
I assume you are talking about the A / D block? Yes you need to remove them. To get to the diffs it is 6 screws and the two grub screws on the end of the swaybar. Still very quick access.
This is totally driver preference, but most seem to be going for LCG options of shorty / saddle's
#27
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Velcro straps can be used without any modifications.
I assume you are talking about the A / D block? Yes you need to remove them. To get to the diffs it is 6 screws and the two grub screws on the end of the swaybar. Still very quick access.
This is totally driver preference, but most seem to be going for LCG options of shorty / saddle's
I assume you are talking about the A / D block? Yes you need to remove them. To get to the diffs it is 6 screws and the two grub screws on the end of the swaybar. Still very quick access.
This is totally driver preference, but most seem to be going for LCG options of shorty / saddle's
#28
Tech Rookie
Whats the motor length limit?
#29
4268 size only. I tried a 4274 sized motor and it was about 2mm or so too big.
#30