Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#496
I have a question directly to Tekno RC or maybe someone could help.
I built my buggy with stock diff fluids: 5000/5000/5000 for the diffs and 400/450 with the shocks.
In the future these fluids will wear, I would also like to test some different settings. Are these stock oils cts, csp, "Tekno WT" or something else? I have a lot of Losi and AE oils on hand, found a conversion chart but not sure where is a starting point I am at?
I built my buggy with stock diff fluids: 5000/5000/5000 for the diffs and 400/450 with the shocks.
In the future these fluids will wear, I would also like to test some different settings. Are these stock oils cts, csp, "Tekno WT" or something else? I have a lot of Losi and AE oils on hand, found a conversion chart but not sure where is a starting point I am at?
#498
+1 Give it a try! Definitely improves the car in many aspects. IF you still have issues with enough steering and you're stuck just post your setup and one of the many team drivers like myself can help you guys out.
Wicked Weekend Nitro buggy setup is what most are running on both cars (with minor adjustments in a few spots for driving style).
Not positive on the Losi oil, but for Associated its around 35/40. Hopefully that helps.
Wicked Weekend Nitro buggy setup is what most are running on both cars (with minor adjustments in a few spots for driving style).
Not positive on the Losi oil, but for Associated its around 35/40. Hopefully that helps.
#500
#501
On Joe's Wicked Weekend setup. Are the A, B, C, D blocks stock, as why he did not mark. Also, the ball stud orientation. Thanks
#502
#504
Guys am I doing something wrong here or do I need low profile servo?
Trying to fit in Savox 1258 but there's no space to attach the servo horn :/
Trying to fit in Savox 1258 but there's no space to attach the servo horn :/
#505
Think you need to flip the servo horn the other way (you have it upside down). Then connect the steering link to the bottom of the servo horn.
#507
I don't get it.
I can't filp over the horn, if i put it upside down, it won't connect with the servo teeth (sorry for my bad english), the horn works with the servo only the way I put it before...
I can't filp over the horn, if i put it upside down, it won't connect with the servo teeth (sorry for my bad english), the horn works with the servo only the way I put it before...
#508
You had the horn on the servo correctly the first time, the post above this one is correct and you'll need to use a countersunk screw inserted from the bottom of the servo horn then the linkage with a locknut on top.
#509
Thanks, I was using the wrong screw, now it works ok so problem solved.