new to the 1/10th world...
#1
new to the 1/10th world...
Hi.
I went to my local hobby shop and was offered
(2) Complete Associated TC3's
several sets of tires and rims, 1 new cover, 2 used covers, 4 6 cell nimb batteries, 2 transmitters, 1 extra motor, and a bunch of extra (lube, grease, etc) for $125.
I had to do it....
I finished putting one together with a Integra body and man is this car sweet. The second one will be a project.... so what are some suggestions?
I have the car completly pulled apart, to clean and re lube the diff / gears, and other sugguestions of where to look for wear and tear and possible cleaning i might miss?
Also, what do you sugguest a first performance mods? I am running a 2200mah 35C burst 2cell lipo in the car.
I guess a brushless system is in order...
what if i dont want to spend all that money, is there anyone who makes tunes 540 size brushed motors?
Thanks ....
Also, what do you think about the deal? did i get suckerd? from my looks i got 2 working cars for about $62.50 each....
I went to my local hobby shop and was offered
(2) Complete Associated TC3's
several sets of tires and rims, 1 new cover, 2 used covers, 4 6 cell nimb batteries, 2 transmitters, 1 extra motor, and a bunch of extra (lube, grease, etc) for $125.
I had to do it....
I finished putting one together with a Integra body and man is this car sweet. The second one will be a project.... so what are some suggestions?
I have the car completly pulled apart, to clean and re lube the diff / gears, and other sugguestions of where to look for wear and tear and possible cleaning i might miss?
Also, what do you sugguest a first performance mods? I am running a 2200mah 35C burst 2cell lipo in the car.
I guess a brushless system is in order...
what if i dont want to spend all that money, is there anyone who makes tunes 540 size brushed motors?
Thanks ....
Also, what do you think about the deal? did i get suckerd? from my looks i got 2 working cars for about $62.50 each....
#3
Even so, the part support for the car is still great. You can still replace parts for a car that's been discontiued for years. This is a vary rare find at a great price. If anythings broken, you can replace it cheap.
#7
are the alumini alloy parts better? dosent aluminium bent on impack, wouldnt i rather something snap off than bent and not realize?
And is the stock shaft carbon or gaphite? and is the alum better for the shaft?
is there a point in getting the 9000kva motor lol
....
AHH damn this hobby
And is the stock shaft carbon or gaphite? and is the alum better for the shaft?
is there a point in getting the 9000kva motor lol
....
AHH damn this hobby
#10
Stay with the plastic CVDs. They'll flex on impact and they'er vary cheap to replace. Aluminum CVDs will set you back $21 for a pare. And once they bend, they'er no good.
#13
Tech Rookie
hey I just purchased the TC-5 from team assoicated. is this a good kit?