TLR TEN-SCTE 2.0 Kit Thread
#1712
Got to run my truck for first time today. It's certainly a better truck than I am a driver. Amazingly nimble. Does not feel like a tank at all. Was carving tight indoor turns no problem.
#1715
It looks from the setup sheet that the link positions are different also
#1717
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#1720
I feel for you guys that just bought a 1.0 and dropped coin on all the upgrades... But damn if I don't love my new truck!!!
You guys that are Doing the upgrade route - don't forget the shock towers. I think the new camber locations are key to the way this thing handles.
You guys that are Doing the upgrade route - don't forget the shock towers. I think the new camber locations are key to the way this thing handles.
#1721
Tech Prophet
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I feel for you guys that just bought a 1.0 and dropped coin on all the upgrades... But damn if I don't love my new truck!!!
You guys that are Doing the upgrade route - don't forget the shock towers. I think the new camber locations are key to the way this thing handles.
You guys that are Doing the upgrade route - don't forget the shock towers. I think the new camber locations are key to the way this thing handles.
#1723
Tech Apprentice
Yes the washer inside looks larger than it should be....it happens.
#1724
So I just finished the build. Well, I have to do my shocks yet with the 2x 55 pistons. I was thinking: How are you guys check and measure the front toe on the truck without a huddy setup rig?
Also, whats the deal with the front sway bar? It's almost like it's to short. I can't get the end of the bar to stick through the end. Whats the trick to setting these, front and rear. I'm used to haveing a ball link that you can lean forward or back to change pre load.
Thanks
Also, whats the deal with the front sway bar? It's almost like it's to short. I can't get the end of the bar to stick through the end. Whats the trick to setting these, front and rear. I'm used to haveing a ball link that you can lean forward or back to change pre load.
Thanks
#1725
Tech Apprentice
So in anticipation of my parts, I started on the HD diff cases. Pre-threading is definitely the key. I used a stock screw and my mini drill and didn't strip anything; granted the screw did get hot. I'll get those finished up along with the shocks tonight.