Grandturk

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The HA balls do last longer, but not forever. You definately get more than 1 season out of them, whereas the standard balls wore out much quicker. The steering balls wear out the fastest.

bladeys

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Will the sensor wire need to be longer than normal? How long? Thanks

Casper

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You will want one in the 200mm range. Most of the long sensor wires that come with motors should work fine.

chucko

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Which one to get ? A other racer at the track has all three. tekno, mip losi, he takes 1st place with em all. I come in 4th and think i'm doing great, tell he laps me with either unit. I hate guys that get to test.LOL come on 2.0...

RC-Rick

Thanks for the quick response Ryan. I just received the titanium screw kit and wanted to know if it's a 100% swap ( I.e. diff and diff case to chassis)?

Getting ready for the 2.0 parts.....

Casper

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It is a one for one swap on the 1.0 kit. As there are some different screws for the chassis components (servo hold down and battery try) it will not quite be a one for one on the 2.0 but close. Yes the kit even inlcudes titanium diff screws. I would say the titanium screw kit will do 95% or more of the car. Again a few chassis spots may not work.

If you are going through the cost and effort of a titanium screw kit might as well put all alum nuts on as well.

http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...ProdID=TLR6311

I think there are 25 nuts on the truck.

hacker07

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The HA balls are 7075 whereas the stock balls are 6061. If you switch balls, its a good idea to put new ends on so that the metal impregnated into the plastic doesnt harm the new balls faster. The HA balls are used everywhere ont he SCTE 2.0 except the sway bar balls as those dont wear. These are the same ones we use in all of the TLR vehicles.

QC'd the first batch last night and they are good. Haev to get them in both warehouses now and then we will start shipping.

I wouldnt use them in the newer differential cases. We made those holes tighter so they did not strip out and its no bueno for the titanium screws, lol.

RC-Rick

Thanks Casper, I'm on the same page and have 3 sets of the nuts....that just doesn't sound right LOL

Casper

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How do you walk!

Sorry I had to!

XRated SCT

what hobby shops will be getting the scte 2.0 I see hobbytown is a certified partner of HH does this mean some will be shipped there as well

hacker07

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Any shop that is a Horizon Certified Partner and has them on order and actually finalizes their order when they are available will get them. And people that ordered direct from HH.com.

XRated SCT

alright guess I better start calling around now, and as far as price if I go to the certified partner will it be 469.99$

egobrkr

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[QUOTE=hacker07;11844447]The HA balls are 7075 whereas the stock balls are 6061. If you switch balls, its a good idea to put new ends on so that the metal impregnated into the plastic doesnt harm the new balls faster. The HA balls are used everywhere ont he SCTE 2.0 except the sway bar balls as those dont wear. These are the same ones we use in all of the TLR vehicles.

What is the part number for these? Do you use the stock ends for them as well?

Casper

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[QUOTE=egobrkr;11844965]http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...odID=TLR231008
http://www.losi.com/Products/Feature...rodId=LOSB2187

Yes stock ends.

egobrkr

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[QUOTE=Casper;11844971]Thanks