GT8 Class--buggy-based on road electric!
#3091
im just curious about this kit. im running igt2 nitro. im only looking for this kit for a reason i dont have to carry or buy 2 different parts/brand. you have a valid point too.
#3092
Tech Champion
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Ok, thanks for your reply.
It's obvious that the GTP2E have a more simple design and so a better durability.
The DM1 chassis plate look sooo good, but yes i really don't like this front suspension layout !
What option or spare should i take with the GTP2E ? i heard the rear pivot ball kit is a really good value !
Thanks again for your help.
It's obvious that the GTP2E have a more simple design and so a better durability.
The DM1 chassis plate look sooo good, but yes i really don't like this front suspension layout !
What option or spare should i take with the GTP2E ? i heard the rear pivot ball kit is a really good value !
Thanks again for your help.
#3093
Tech Champion
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Most popular kits ran are ofna gtp2e or Losi l8ght, because less work needs be done. We also predominantly run on the short wheel base.. Kyosho is the only one at the moment with the long wheelbase.
#3095
You guys running the Revo Shocks:
What did you guys decide to run for oil and springs? I am building a custom with standing shocks and have them laying around with a spring kit to boot. Anyone gimme some quick suggestions to start?
Standing Revo Shocks:
Springs?
Oil?
What did you guys decide to run for oil and springs? I am building a custom with standing shocks and have them laying around with a spring kit to boot. Anyone gimme some quick suggestions to start?
Standing Revo Shocks:
Springs?
Oil?
#3096
Yep i also saw that in the DM-1 spec E PDF manual, so i am one more time confused about wich one i should buy ... the DM-1 Spec E with the standing shock front suspension mount or the GTP2E with the rear pivot ball and blades stabilizer bar upgrade ...
#3098
Tech Master
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Dm1 Spec e FTW! It is designed for onroad racing, it has a more balanced layout (as CL says), it has lots of tuning options, the inner suspension pin holders are modular, therefore easier to perform maintenance and repairs as opposed to having the the pin holders as part of the fr/rr bulkheads. One major advantage over the gtp2e is lower cg due to the bumpers mounting flush with the chassis. Gtp2e mounts the bumper under the chassis forcing you to run a higher ride height. Good luck with your decision, but in the end, either of them will be very fun to drive!
#3099
Tech Regular
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Dm1 Spec e FTW! It is designed for onroad racing, it has a more balanced layout (as CL says), it has lots of tuning options, the inner suspension pin holders are modular, therefore easier to perform maintenance and repairs as opposed to having the the pin holders as part of the fr/rr bulkheads. One major advantage over the gtp2e is lower cg due to the bumpers mounting flush with the chassis. Gtp2e mounts the bumper under the chassis forcing you to run a higher ride height. Good luck with your decision, but in the end, either of them will be very fun to drive!
#3100
has anyone tried converting caster ex1.5r 1/8 buggy?
#3103
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I'm so happy! I found a bunch of guys that race on road locally! It's VERY informal with a little bit of everything, 1/8 on road, gt8, buggies w/ street tires, & even some 1/5 scale 2wd gas cars! Now that I've found some place to play with a street car, & found I should be able to use the Losi l8ight front bumper & rear body mount, what is the best way to limit the ride height? I raised the spring perch all the way up & set the droop screws so I only had a few mm of droop. My fronts were pretty much sitting on the droop screws, but the rears were sitting on the springs, not the screws. With this kind of ride height in the rear do I need shorter shocks for the rear? Will a gt body fit over the rear shock towers?
#3105