TLR 22 3.0 Race Kit Thread!
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#16
Tech Adept
I noticed on the pictures from the TLR website, they are using what I believe are barcodes, on an outdoor dusty clay track.. Kind of similar to what I run on. Does anyone have any experience with that tire/track combo? Everyone at my track are on holeshots or tazers. This is a completely different style of tire.
MM cars must be getting closer and closer to finding a setup that works with these outdoor dusty tracks that were said for quite some time that they weren't built for that.
Looks like one of those new square lipos would fit in there as well.
I also wonder what will be backwards compatible. If I were to guess, the front bits will be, the chassis and most of the rear, won't be. Guess I could just browse through the manual.
Man! Am I eager to get this newly mine 22 to the track. STOP RAINING!!!!!
MM cars must be getting closer and closer to finding a setup that works with these outdoor dusty tracks that were said for quite some time that they weren't built for that.
Looks like one of those new square lipos would fit in there as well.
I also wonder what will be backwards compatible. If I were to guess, the front bits will be, the chassis and most of the rear, won't be. Guess I could just browse through the manual.
Man! Am I eager to get this newly mine 22 to the track. STOP RAINING!!!!!
#17
I noticed on the pictures from the TLR website, they are using what I believe are barcodes, on an outdoor dusty clay track.. Kind of similar to what I run on. Does anyone have any experience with that tire/track combo? Everyone at my track are on holeshots or tazers. This is a completely different style of tire.
MM cars must be getting closer and closer to finding a setup that works with these outdoor dusty tracks that were said for quite some time that they weren't built for that.
Looks like one of those new square lipos would fit in there as well.
I also wonder what will be backwards compatible. If I were to guess, the front bits will be, the chassis and most of the rear, won't be. Guess I could just browse through the manual.
Man! Am I eager to get this newly mine 22 to the track. STOP RAINING!!!!!
MM cars must be getting closer and closer to finding a setup that works with these outdoor dusty tracks that were said for quite some time that they weren't built for that.
Looks like one of those new square lipos would fit in there as well.
I also wonder what will be backwards compatible. If I were to guess, the front bits will be, the chassis and most of the rear, won't be. Guess I could just browse through the manual.
Man! Am I eager to get this newly mine 22 to the track. STOP RAINING!!!!!
2. You could probably convert it but it would be quite costly. I would recommend just picking up a new one which it sounds like you are already planning to do!
#18
What I'm wondering is if there's gonna be an extra rear motor variant like Asso did with their B5 and B5M or will only this MM variant be available?
As far as I understood one can not interchange between rear or mid motor like the V1 and V2.
As far as I understood one can not interchange between rear or mid motor like the V1 and V2.
#19
I would expect mid motor only. The optional 4 gear trans will be the rear motor "equivalent"
#22
Tech Adept
Yeah.. The thought has crossed my mind if this 1.0 works out well for me. AE has slightly better parts support at my LHS than TLR, but I try and keep stock of most breakable parts, regardless.
#23
Watched Frank's video. Impressive! MM specific with a lot of redesign.
Well, what's another RC in the family. I'm in. Can't wait. Thinking about getting a 22 3.0 tattoo while I wait for the kit.
Well, what's another RC in the family. I'm in. Can't wait. Thinking about getting a 22 3.0 tattoo while I wait for the kit.
#24
Tech Adept
Well it looks like we wont be able to use the new rear end on the 2.0 at all... Which kinda sucks, was hoping to use my exo22 chassis on it. Maybe exotek will make a new plate that will support 3.0 parts
Either way im going to get one to race use for mod buggy, time to start saving my pennies XD
Either way im going to get one to race use for mod buggy, time to start saving my pennies XD
#27
Tech Prophet
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Well it looks like we wont be able to use the new rear end on the 2.0 at all... Which kinda sucks, was hoping to use my exo22 chassis on it. Maybe exotek will make a new plate that will support 3.0 parts
Either way im going to get one to race use for mod buggy, time to start saving my pennies XD
Either way im going to get one to race use for mod buggy, time to start saving my pennies XD
All this stuff is done to find balance so fixing one end without the other is not always a good thing or do you find all the benefits.
#28
Tech Adept
Dammit. Thanks Losi. I told myself I wouldn't run 2wd buggy anymore and now this. Got the itch again. Car looks great.
#30
Will the ASC wheels fit or would I have to invest in new wheels/tires?