Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#1081
Tech Apprentice
i have been running the trinity 2300 in ebuggy for 5 race meets including one state title, prior to that i was using a tekin 1900 gen 2.
it seems ninety five percent of the comments your read on rctech suggest not going above 2050kv for one reason or another, i thought i would try it for myself and have only had positive experiences with the trinity. its never overheated and has power everywhere you need it, oh and in my experience its low speed power delivery is smoother and more precise than Tekin.
it seems ninety five percent of the comments your read on rctech suggest not going above 2050kv for one reason or another, i thought i would try it for myself and have only had positive experiences with the trinity. its never overheated and has power everywhere you need it, oh and in my experience its low speed power delivery is smoother and more precise than Tekin.
#1082
Tech Rookie
Finally got her built up last week and ran it Saturday in my first ebuggy race. With the box setup and only adjusting for ride height I placed 4th! Excellent platform, can't wait to get it totally dialed in.
#1084
For my buggy I'm thinking of doing 7000/5000/5000 (F/C/R) for the diffs. I'm looking for a setup that will be easy to drive so if you have any input that would be great. Thanks.
#1085
Tech Apprentice
What kind of conditions are you running in? A lot of people are running higher diffs like 998
#1086
I will be running on a track that takes 20+ seconds a lap, it has medium grip, and I will be currently running in 40*F weather. I will be also running a 2050kv motor (because I got a good deal on it), and I've heard it's pretty rough so I'm thinking a lighter center diff. Also why so high on the rear?
#1087
Tech Apprentice
I will be running on a track that takes 20+ seconds a lap, it has medium grip, and I will be currently running in 40*F weather. I will be also running a 2050kv motor (because I got a good deal on it), and I've heard it's pretty rough so I'm thinking a lighter center diff. Also why so high on the rear?
#1089
Tech Master
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I will be running on a track that takes 20+ seconds a lap, it has medium grip, and I will be currently running in 40*F weather. I will be also running a 2050kv motor (because I got a good deal on it), and I've heard it's pretty rough so I'm thinking a lighter center diff. Also why so high on the rear?
#1093
I just got the buggy and all I have to say is that it is awesome and seems pretty easy to drive. (Only drove it inside my house since its raining outside haha.) I need to paint my body then I'll post pics.
#1094
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
Any suggestions on what I can do to gain a little more traction? I was able to pull off another win today with this buggy. 2 out of 2. Just lacked a little traction when I needed it. Had to be really light on the throttle. I use to be able to hit the throttle hard in my old Mugen.
#1095
Tech Apprentice
Any suggestions on what I can do to gain a little more traction? I was able to pull off another win today with this buggy. 2 out of 2. Just lacked a little traction when I needed it. Had to be really light on the throttle. I use to be able to hit the throttle hard in my old Mugen.