Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#1981
Tech Rookie
I have just finished the build on my EB48.3 and i have to say the detail that Tekno puts into their kits is really great. The durability and quality of the parts in hand was great. The only issue i had was they shorted me an o ring, and 2 screws.
The rear suspension feels great in all aspects I used losi oil.
Can anyone offer advice on how make the front end not so springy. Also the preload collars are very low on the shock body, is anyone using a longer spring to change this? Or is it a piston choice issue?
The rear suspension feels great in all aspects I used losi oil.
Can anyone offer advice on how make the front end not so springy. Also the preload collars are very low on the shock body, is anyone using a longer spring to change this? Or is it a piston choice issue?
#1982
I have just finished the build on my EB48.3 and i have to say the detail that Tekno puts into their kits is really great. The durability and quality of the parts in hand was great. The only issue i had was they shorted me an o ring, and 2 screws.
The rear suspension feels great in all aspects I used losi oil.
Can anyone offer advice on how make the front end not so springy. Also the preload collars are very low on the shock body, is anyone using a longer spring to change this? Or is it a piston choice issue?
The rear suspension feels great in all aspects I used losi oil.
Can anyone offer advice on how make the front end not so springy. Also the preload collars are very low on the shock body, is anyone using a longer spring to change this? Or is it a piston choice issue?
#1983
Tech Fanatic
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I have just finished the build on my EB48.3 and i have to say the detail that Tekno puts into their kits is really great. The durability and quality of the parts in hand was great. The only issue i had was they shorted me an o ring, and 2 screws.
The rear suspension feels great in all aspects I used losi oil.
Can anyone offer advice on how make the front end not so springy. Also the preload collars are very low on the shock body, is anyone using a longer spring to change this? Or is it a piston choice issue?
The rear suspension feels great in all aspects I used losi oil.
Can anyone offer advice on how make the front end not so springy. Also the preload collars are very low on the shock body, is anyone using a longer spring to change this? Or is it a piston choice issue?
#1984
#1985
Rim rub
On my buggy, the AKA rims I have rub the front spindles and rear hubs. I noticed the hub mount is deeper on them then other rims. Anyone else have the same problem?
#1987
Ok guys just wanna ask a ??? what is the highs diff oil have you uesd in the front and centre diff to settle down the rear end make more grip
#1988
Tech Addict
iTrader: (10)
Couldn't have been completed with out your help!! Again thank you.
Taking the buggy out to Channel Island Rc tomorrow to their 8th scale track to see how it'll do. Besides that, here's a video from last night at a friends house
https://youtu.be/hio9B3Z6d50
Track:
https://youtu.be/pA3wnvYjGUg
Taking the buggy out to Channel Island Rc tomorrow to their 8th scale track to see how it'll do. Besides that, here's a video from last night at a friends house
https://youtu.be/hio9B3Z6d50
Track:
https://youtu.be/pA3wnvYjGUg
#1991
Tech Rookie
Hey guys i took my .3 out for her first run and my impressions are this thing is a beast. I am running box stock settings 40/45 oil 5-5-5 diff 120/136 droop you know the rest, on a hard, abrasive, med traction track. My car is pushing on power in the corners. What can i do to help this settings wise or should i try a diff setup.
#1992
Tech Fanatic
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Hey guys i took my .3 out for her first run and my impressions are this thing is a beast. I am running box stock settings 40/45 oil 5-5-5 diff 120/136 droop you know the rest, on a hard, abrasive, med traction track. My car is pushing on power in the corners. What can i do to help this settings wise or should i try a diff setup.
#1993
The hex part of the AKA rim that mounts over the hub is deeper then other rims. Causing the rim to rub the hub carrier and spindle carrier. Didn't have this problem with other brands. The part that mounts on the hub is not as deep.
#1994
Tech Master
That's interesting, I'll have to look, but I haven't noticed this at all. You could try running the +1 or +2 hubs to give more clearance.