Integra

iTrader: (8)

WHAT THE Toooot do they put in the dirt down there ?

MikeFriery

iTrader: (19)

its not as much the dirt as it is the size of the jumps.. biggest track in country = biggest jumps + hard packed dirt = chassis wear.

Integra

iTrader: (8)

so why not replace the chassy One more time and Always run skids ? then u wont have the diff issue with the chassy being too thin.

MikeFriery

iTrader: (19)

i will next time

micrors4guy

iTrader: (50)

If i had to replace a chassis that much i dont think i would race anymore.

AZRCaddict

iTrader: (9)

that Mike guy isn't very smart at all

Runaway Jim

Thanks for he advice on the servos thecman26. I'll check those two links out and hopefully either get something from losi for free or one that you suggested in the next few days. Have a good one!

CaseyP

iTrader: (5)

If you had the Pit in your area yes you would

MBR52

iTrader: (8)

Hey guys, at the moment I am playing with different shock compounds and i am wondering does anyone know the differnt colours and their compounds, any reply would be appreciated.

Cheers
Michael

air8

iTrader: (7)

I'm not sure what they come out to in centistokes but here is where you can see the different colors and their weight (viscosity). Buying the six packs is a good place to start cause you will have more options. There is three different six packs to choose from:

http://www.amainhobbies.com/advanced...k%20oil/page/1

MBR52

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Oh sorry, my mistake, I meant springs, silly me, I'm ready 4 bed I think

boostfiend

iTrader: (1)

Front -

Red = 4.1
Silver = 4.4
Green = 4.7
Black = 5.0
Grey = 5.6

Rear -

Red = 2.5
Silver = 2.8
Green = 3.1
Black = 3.4
White = 3.7
Grey = 4.0
Purple = 4.3

thecman26

iTrader: (112)

IMO you will be very happy with hitec servos, and maybe someday ya might wanna upgrade that steering servo to a 5955 or the new 7955. Thats a hardcore servo!

jabroni racing

iTrader: (46)

Got a losi 8 buggy kit, has the little kinks been worked out, or is there anyhting i Have to watch for??? What about that battery box screw being to long issue?? any tips would be appreciated.. Thanx.

boostfiend

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If you purchased the kit new, you should have received an appendum about the longer screw and the addition of the orings under the battery box.

If you didn't get said appendum, you can find it here;

http://losi.com/ProdInfo/Files/8IGHT...ndum_LoRes.pdf

The only real 'kink' I found in the rear gearbox feeling notchy when it's tight. Many run it a little loose, I actually reemed out the bearing housing on the inside by about 1mm to give it room. My Losi spins like a Kyosho now.

Hope you enjoy your buggy! It's a great performing machine.