10LikesTLR TEN-SCTE 2.0 Kit Thread
05-02-2014, 10:55 AM
#6631
Hello everybody,
This is my first port on the forum. I recently got a scte 2.0 kit while visiting the US. I am back home now ( Athens, Greece ) and in the process of assembly. Car is almost ready and I will post pix soon. I also bought a tekin 4300hd motor which i plan to temporarily match with a LRP IX8 spd control. Later on I plan to buy a skyrc sc120 and return the LRP to my Mugen Eco.
Need some help on gearing. My local track is an indoor carpet and relatively small in size.should I go for the 14/40 combo?
This is my first port on the forum. I recently got a scte 2.0 kit while visiting the US. I am back home now ( Athens, Greece ) and in the process of assembly. Car is almost ready and I will post pix soon. I also bought a tekin 4300hd motor which i plan to temporarily match with a LRP IX8 spd control. Later on I plan to buy a skyrc sc120 and return the LRP to my Mugen Eco.
Need some help on gearing. My local track is an indoor carpet and relatively small in size.should I go for the 14/40 combo?
05-02-2014, 12:21 PM
#6634
Tech Rookie
ok i am almost ready
i only had a 14t and pinion available, so for now i assembled the car with it until i buy a smaller one. took it out for a spin and although these tires do not grip at all, car looks to be plenty fast. guess i have to be patient for a couple of days until i get the body painted, smaller pinion and other tires.
i only had a 14t and pinion available, so for now i assembled the car with it until i buy a smaller one. took it out for a spin and although these tires do not grip at all, car looks to be plenty fast. guess i have to be patient for a couple of days until i get the body painted, smaller pinion and other tires.
05-02-2014, 05:36 PM
#6635
Looking for a alum. Servo mount for the losi scte 2.0
Hi guys I have a ??? I was looking around a saw there's no alum. Servo mount that I can find . I saw the one from mip but I can't find if it works with the bce chassis or if guys are using them on the 2.0 chassis . does any know if that will would work or am I stuck with the plastic stock one.
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
05-02-2014, 07:15 PM
#6639
I agree, we don't need more power with these things. We need more control. 100% of the tracks I have ever raced on could be handled with a 4000kV 4 pole or a 2 pole 550. My son took his battery eating/tire destroying/drivetrain-wrecking Pro4 HD 4300 out and installed a 4.5T Orion 550 and has been loving it. Much easier on batteries, much easier to drive, much easier on components. On the other hand, outrageous power can be fun.....
05-03-2014, 06:54 PM
#6642
Received new caster blocks this week. Very nice quality.
We have a new track layout so I ran my first two qualifiers with the stock ones still in my truck... (new layout is killer at Mikes Hobby Shop !!!)
I installed the new caster blocks for the 3rd qualifier, extended the shocks 2-turns, checked the ride height and tossed it on the track... WOW!!!
The only way to explain it is...it felt like I had power steering if that makes sense.
My truck turned with alot more authority, felt very positive on the track.
We have a new track layout so I ran my first two qualifiers with the stock ones still in my truck... (new layout is killer at Mikes Hobby Shop !!!)
I installed the new caster blocks for the 3rd qualifier, extended the shocks 2-turns, checked the ride height and tossed it on the track... WOW!!!
The only way to explain it is...it felt like I had power steering if that makes sense.
My truck turned with alot more authority, felt very positive on the track.
