Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#1036
For the guys that are just dying to calm this car down with a magic bullet , this is the magic bullet ...
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVZK3
The single best thing I did to my .2 to settle it down and they made a huge difference. Run them on the rear, and its a pretty quick change.
Try either 2mm or 3mm if you find them. I don't run them on my .3 all the time , but they are in the box for those days when I just cannot get my shiz straight.
Full disclaimer : Your results may vary ....
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVZK3
The single best thing I did to my .2 to settle it down and they made a huge difference. Run them on the rear, and its a pretty quick change.
Try either 2mm or 3mm if you find them. I don't run them on my .3 all the time , but they are in the box for those days when I just cannot get my shiz straight.
Full disclaimer : Your results may vary ....
#1037
Tech Master
iTrader: (4)
Settle down? Do you have 4 washers in each steering limiter? Also Tekno has a set as well... http://www.teknorc.com/shop/tkr5071c...et-wpins-2pcs/
#1038
So what springs would u guys recommend for a small medium grip track?
#1039
What tools do u guys recommend I get with this buggy
#1040
Tech Elite
iTrader: (227)
I just ordered my setup, I'm re-equipping after being away from the hobby for a bit, and wanted to ask what size packs you guys are choosing for mains in the 8-10 minute range? Mostly running on medium to large outdoor tracks.
Looking at Lutz's setup sheet and he's running a 5000mah pack.
Cheers!
Looking at Lutz's setup sheet and he's running a 5000mah pack.
Cheers!
#1041
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (2)
Springs, etc., Bornhorst's NB48.3 setup for wicked seems to be the starting point - pint front and red rear I think with 425f and 475r ptrc oil.
I use the MIP and Hudy hex bits and a Lowe's handle or small electric screw driver. Tekno shock tool and Lowe's Kobalt nut drivers. Needle nose pliers and Tekno or Hudy turnbuckle wrenches. 17mm wheel wrench. I have some other tools in the box, but these are my main ones.
I use the MIP and Hudy hex bits and a Lowe's handle or small electric screw driver. Tekno shock tool and Lowe's Kobalt nut drivers. Needle nose pliers and Tekno or Hudy turnbuckle wrenches. 17mm wheel wrench. I have some other tools in the box, but these are my main ones.
#1042
Hey guys I am about to buy one of these buggies and I was wondering if it mattered which way the servo was on because the one I'm looking at has the knob on the right. I just want to know if it will effect anything or is it fine.
#1043
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (2)
I just ordered my setup, I'm re-equipping after being away from the hobby for a bit, and wanted to ask what size packs you guys are choosing for mains in the 8-10 minute range? Mostly running on medium to large outdoor tracks.
Looking at Lutz's setup sheet and he's running a 5000mah pack.
Cheers!
Looking at Lutz's setup sheet and he's running a 5000mah pack.
Cheers!
#1044
#1045
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (2)
I want to say after 10m main, 2/3 warmup laps included, the 6500 comes off around storage voltage, maybe a little less, but still in the 3.8x per cell range.
#1046
Tech Apprentice
I've ran a 5000 at fear farm and hit Lvc. 5200-5800is ideal due to weight balance
#1047
Could you guys answer my servo question I asked earlier please
#1048
Tech Apprentice