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Old 07-09-2015, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by taztal3
when it is available ? what are price ?
http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...rodID=TLR04006

Mid September
$579.99
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Metric or imperial hardware?
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Can the nitro convert ones Uesd the chassis and radio tray and lipos tray
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Originally Posted by mourinho
Metric or imperial hardware?
SAE, same as all the 8IGHT vehicles.

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Can the nitro convert ones Uesd the chassis and radio tray and lipos tray
Yes, but it might require a few more parts (chassis braces, etc.).
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Hey frank have you got a list off what parts needed
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Yeah!!!!!!! But I've already got a converted 3.0 now with this thread there hopefully will be some drivers posting some E setups. I like mine but setup is very different when comparing to Nitro. I know Dakota has one E setup which differs a little from his Nitro setup. I started with the Nitro setup and have been making one change at a time. My biggest issue now is on power push and trying to keep the front end digging instead of lifting. Im not a gut home likes to toss a car around but I almost have to; to make this thing turn real tight.
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Originally Posted by coombes
Hey frank have you got a list off what parts needed
I don't, I actually didn't work on this project myself.
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Will this come with an esc mounting plate? or servo taped directly to the chassis?

Reason I ask is many esc have the bottom wrapped with a sticker, which servo tape has a hard time sticking to and coming from the basher side, it is an extra precaution to be able to zip tie or bolt the esc down, doubled with servo tape.

ESC are expensive.... even on the castle mm they rely on locking tab and their sticker to hold the two halves together, with just servo tape I have had the sticker and tabs release which exposed the cpu board and poof.

The Rc8.2e rtr had a big issue with esc releasing from chassis due to servo tape failure. it just sucks when you do not know your esc is bouncing around inside the chassis and then zzzt
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Default Components required to convert 8IGHT T 3.0 to 8IGHT-T E 3.0

Originally Posted by coombes
Hey frank have you got a list off what parts needed
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Parts list to convert 8IGHT T 3.0 Truggy Kit to 8IGHT-T E 3.0 Truggy Kit:

TLR241010 Chassis: 8ight-T E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR241012 Battery Tray: 8ight-T E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR241013 Battery Straps (3): 8E & 8TE 3.0 (Req.)
TLR241008 Battery Foam: 8E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR241004 Servo Mount, Top Brace: 8E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR241003 Chassis Braces: Top Plate: 8E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR241001 Side Guards: 8E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR242007 Motor Mount: 8E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR242008 Shim and Spacer Set: 8E 3.0 for center diff spacing (req.)
TLR242014 Rear Center Dogbone: 8ight-T E 3.0 (Req.)
TLR242002 Center Dogbone: 8B 3.0 (rear), 8E 3.0 (front) (Req.)
TLR242015 Motor Adapter, M4 Screw: 8E & 8TE 3.0 (Use as required)
TLR242006 Motor Adapter, M3 Screw: 8E 3.0 (Use as required)
TLR245002 5-40 x 1/4" BH Screws (10) (Req.)
TLR245003 M4 Screws (10) (Use as required)
TLR240006 Body, Clear: 8ight-T E 3.0 (Req.)
LOSA3552 45T Steel Spur Gear: 8E (Req.)
TLR244021 Servo Saver Top, Aluminum: All 8ight/T (Suggested)
TLR243011 16mm Shock Piston, 1.3mm (2): 8ight Buggy 3.0 (Suggested)
TLR243012 16mm Shock Piston, Split (2): 8ight Buggy 3.0 (Suggested)
TLR243027 16mm Front Shock Spring Set (3 pr.): 8T 3.0 (Suggested) Use White 5.8
TLR243028 16mm Rear Shock Spring Set (3 pr.): 8T 3.0 (Suggested) Use Grey 5.8

TLR344001 Aluminum Front Spindles: 8ight/T/E 3.0 (Optional)
LOSA99030 Servo Arm, Aluminum: JR (Optional)
LOSA99031 Servo Arm, Aluminum: KO/AIR (Optional)
LOSA99032 Servo Arm, Aluminum: FUT (Optional)
LOSA99033 Servo Arm, Aluminum: Hitec (Optional)
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Originally Posted by Drool'z4G3
Will this come with an esc mounting plate? or servo taped directly to the chassis?

Reason I ask is many esc have the bottom wrapped with a sticker, which servo tape has a hard time sticking to and coming from the basher side, it is an extra precaution to be able to zip tie or bolt the esc down, doubled with servo tape.

ESC are expensive.... even on the castle mm they rely on locking tab and their sticker to hold the two halves together, with just servo tape I have had the sticker and tabs release which exposed the cpu board and poof.

The Rc8.2e rtr had a big issue with esc releasing from chassis due to servo tape failure. it just sucks when you do not know your esc is bouncing around inside the chassis and then zzzt
Currently, the Speed control is secured to the chassis with servo tape. During all of testing we had 0 issues with speed control coming loose. However, we are looking into the possibility of a speed control tray.
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Originally Posted by mxwrench
Currently, the Speed control is secured to the chassis with servo tape. During all of testing we had 0 issues with speed control coming loose. However, we are looking into the possibility of a speed control tray.
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Cool...
And just to make a correction with the rc8.2e it was not necessarily servo tape fault, but more a case of the sticker on the bottom of the esc was hard for any servo tape to stick to and hold it's bond.
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I had an issue in the past with the strongest 3M double sided tape you can buy in stores (Walmart, Autozone, etc). I've had my ESC come loose on big crashes. I then found 3M VHB 5952 tape online and it works much better and is incredibly strong.
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Originally Posted by 0verkill
I had an issue in the past with the strongest 3M double sided tape you can buy in stores (Walmart, Autozone, etc). I've had my ESC come loose on big crashes. I then found 3M VHB 5952 tape online and it works much better and is incredibly strong.
I agree. 3M std double sided tape is not recommended. I like the Parma clear servo tape for things I'm going to be removing off and on, and for 1/10 and 1/8 scale stuff. I have found I get really good results with this product.

In the past, for stuff that is difficult to keep in position (either because of small footprint or poor quality surface, I have had really good luck with 3M emblem adhesive tape found in auto body shops. However, sometimes it sticks a little too good.
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Ryan Maifield and Dakotah Phend running 8IGHT-T E 3.0 for the first time at the ROAR 1/8 electric nationals! Ryan Maifield secures the TQ after 4 hottly contested rounds of qualifying, and wins the National Championship in Main A3 which was arguably the most exciting race of the weekend, just edging out teammate Dakotah Phend by some mere tenths of a second at the finish.

Congratulations to both Ryan and Dakotah on 2 awesome finishes with the brand new truck!
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when it is pre order ?
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