10LikesTLR TEN-SCTE 2.0 Kit Thread
04-09-2013, 08:11 AM
#3076
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The stock screws are the same as they always have been. This counter sink issue is pretty minor the heads are just above flush. It is not much. The titanium screws most likely just have a little smaller head on them.
I don't have good access to my truck but I am sure Ryan can stop in and help or PM him.
I don't have good access to my truck but I am sure Ryan can stop in and help or PM him.
04-09-2013, 08:18 AM
#3077
Casper & Ryan, I don't suppose you would mind taking a caliper to your rear hinge pin to aluminum carrier and measuring both the the diameter of the pin and the inside diameter of the carrier? 
I ask because it looks like my aluminum carriers are .134 and the pins are .137.5 (including the newly replaced pins from HH CS). There really isn't a good way to mount the carrier to my mill so I'm considering either sanding down the pin in my lathe with an abrasive cloth or possibly using a reamer to bore out the hole to .138. Haven't quite decided yet, but I wanted to get a larger sample of that hole size.
Ryan, the aluminum carriers are 6061 or 7075? Do you by chance know what was spec'd for the diameter in that carrier hole?
Thanks again!
I ask because it looks like my aluminum carriers are .134 and the pins are .137.5 (including the newly replaced pins from HH CS). There really isn't a good way to mount the carrier to my mill so I'm considering either sanding down the pin in my lathe with an abrasive cloth or possibly using a reamer to bore out the hole to .138. Haven't quite decided yet, but I wanted to get a larger sample of that hole size.Ryan, the aluminum carriers are 6061 or 7075? Do you by chance know what was spec'd for the diameter in that carrier hole?
Thanks again!
alt dif screws
04-09-2013, 11:16 AM
#3081
sent my rx8 in, havent heard from them in a month. then they said theyre short on parts and dont have red heatsinks(gonna replace with black), need another esc i guess and want the exrun 4000 motor, so what esc do i want to go with? sct pro or is there something better, does it have link to cpu or program box? or both maybe? all my stuffs been tekin so im not too sure,
04-09-2013, 11:25 AM
#3083
sent my rx8 in, havent heard from them in a month. then they said theyre short on parts and dont have red heatsinks(gonna replace with black), need another esc i guess and want the exrun 4000 motor, so what esc do i want to go with? sct pro or is there something better, does it have link to cpu or program box? or both maybe? all my stuffs been tekin so im not too sure,
Check out the Brushless Hobbies 120 Amp Esc.
It comes with a USB connecter and will program it into your computer. You can use a Hobbywing programmer also they sell them on there site. But just programing it manuely is the blicky mode which is good for the big motors.
04-09-2013, 12:57 PM
#3085
Hey Guys,
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
04-09-2013, 01:06 PM
#3086
Hey Guys,
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
04-09-2013, 01:07 PM
#3087
Hey Guys,
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
04-09-2013, 02:53 PM
#3088
Hey Guys,
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
I have a 5.5t/3700Kv Ballistic Novak motor getting a warranty replacement. They can't send me the replacement yet because they are out of stock. If I can get them to send me a 4.5t/5000Kv instead, do you think that would be a better fit in this truck? I'll be racing on a medium indoor track and a Large/Medium outdoor track. Thanks.
Had the 5.5 as well. You won't miss it after you have the 4.5t. And I don't have the ht rotor either. Unless your hitting a ramp to jump your house at a dead stop from the middle of the ramp you don't need it lol
04-09-2013, 03:37 PM
#3089
Diff leak
My rear diff puked it guts out...is a double gasket the cure??
04-09-2013, 03:50 PM
#3090
Being this is the 2.0 thread I am assuming you are using the HD diff cases. I would be you just did not get the screws tight. I found I needed to pre tap the threads by running the screws in and out of the diff case at lease once before I got a good seat of the gasket. Taping the threads down that deep I got a false sense of "tight". Once you kind of get the threads formed getting the screw in and out once I was able to compress the gasket properly and get a good seal. The HD diff cases come with a thicker gasket already that seals better. I had this issue when I first built my 2.0 diffs but on the second rebuild the screws went in much easier and I got a good seal and they have been perfect since.