Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#77
Anyone found a way to use the toe gauge plate on the hudy setup station with the .3? The tower is too high for the plat to sit
#78
Tech Elite
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I was able o run my .3 this past weekend. Even with the ESC issues I was having the car itself was great. From the first battery on the track I was on pace. The car has a TON of on power steering.
The only changes I have made from the kit setup is 3k in the rear diff rather the 5k.
The only changes I have made from the kit setup is 3k in the rear diff rather the 5k.
#79
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looking forward to reading more. We have a lot of Tekno guys out here now running the EB48.2s it looks like and the conditions are such that if the new vehicle makes going through the rough stuff easier and it jumps better, it should be a winner for sure.
As for things to get for spares, I'd say the usual for most vehicles. I would probably pick up the steel spur gear if you run on anything rough personally. Popping a spur due to a rock, etc is not fun. At least on the Tekno side the gears are relatively cheap. My Durango gears are like $10 each due to some weird steel thing they use lol.
how does these new pistons compare pack wise to say the 6 x 1.5s ? Are these any good to use on the SCT410.3?
As for things to get for spares, I'd say the usual for most vehicles. I would probably pick up the steel spur gear if you run on anything rough personally. Popping a spur due to a rock, etc is not fun. At least on the Tekno side the gears are relatively cheap. My Durango gears are like $10 each due to some weird steel thing they use lol.
how does these new pistons compare pack wise to say the 6 x 1.5s ? Are these any good to use on the SCT410.3?
#81
I just ordered this myself, I need a speedo setup, which one do you guys prefer?
#82
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In general I liked the Viper VTX8 I had with its Viper 1900Kv motor. Fits the chassis well with a buggy sized motor.
Tekin's RX8 Gen2 and there motor works well too. was originally switching to the Tekin RX8s due to smaller footprint for the ET48 to use a truggy motor but ironically switched cars.
To be honest I haven't really heard of any of the more known ESCs being a bad fit for the car performance wise. I'd say go with fits your budget and has the features you want.
Tekin's RX8 Gen2 and there motor works well too. was originally switching to the Tekin RX8s due to smaller footprint for the ET48 to use a truggy motor but ironically switched cars.
To be honest I haven't really heard of any of the more known ESCs being a bad fit for the car performance wise. I'd say go with fits your budget and has the features you want.
#83
Tech Master
I've heard good things about SMC's 1900kv motor. For the price, I'm thinking about ordering one to have on hand for a backup.
A lot of guys like hobbywing for their affordability. They happen to be coming out with a new 8th scale ESC next month, and Pete @ fiercercsolutions.com (aka fastpete) has them available for pre-order.
I'm in the market for a truggy, and I'm probably going with the hobbywing myself.
#86
Anyone have replacement shock towers in stock yet?
#87
Tech Master
I have the reedy blackbox 410R, and had to spend $40 for the programmer box. I haven't actually used it yet, that's how much I like it....
Not that I'm aware of. Last I talked to Pete, that's what he's waiting for right now.
#89
Thanks guys I ordered the Tekin RX8 2 with 1900 motor.
Now I'm gonna need a couple pair of lipo batteries. Any suggestions for a good 4s battery and charger?
My apologies for all the questions it's been several years since I've done any racing so all this is new to me.
Now I'm gonna need a couple pair of lipo batteries. Any suggestions for a good 4s battery and charger?
My apologies for all the questions it's been several years since I've done any racing so all this is new to me.