Losi 8ight T RTR
#46
Tech Regular
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This RTR handles great. I took my 8ight-T RTR to the track for the very first time today. I was taking power turns at high speeds and jumping with great balance. I'm very impressed. The rear tends to swing around on non-power turns, but luckily for me, I like gassing it in and around turns.
The stock steering servo lasted the day. I even took a few hard hits into pipes and a small rock pile. I'll be on the look out for a replacement servo soon.
The stock steering servo lasted the day. I even took a few hard hits into pipes and a small rock pile. I'll be on the look out for a replacement servo soon.
#47
I race in Kansas, USA. Mostly in Hutchinson, Wichita area. I've been trying to go to bigger races but my work schedule gets in the way. I work rotating shifts and getting the vacation time lined out is hard. Freefallmarine is trying to set up an Enduro race in the Tulsa, OK area. Gonna try to make that. I'll be going to Omaha, NE for the pro series race in a few months. tried to get off work for the Evansdale, IA pro series race but that didn't happen. How bout you, where is your local track?
#48
Tech Rookie
losi 8 rtr
hello all, im new here & have a question,ive had my 8 4 7months all of a sudden when i take my igniter off she dies, ive tried fresh plugs (mccoy cold) & leaning no results
#49
#50
What battery pack does this need, hump pack or flat pack?
#51
5 cell hump
#52
Thank you all for the response regarding plugs, but I have another question. Am I doing something wrong, it seems like my engine only likes to start with a hotter plug. I tried using a medium plug but I have trouble starting the sucker. Can anyone suggest anything to make it easier to start with a colder plug.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
#53
Thank you all for the response regarding plugs, but I have another question. Am I doing something wrong, it seems like my engine only likes to start with a hotter plug. I tried using a medium plug but I have trouble starting the sucker. Can anyone suggest anything to make it easier to start with a colder plug.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
#54
Tech Champion
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My local track is in Maine which I’m the Race director and club organizer. So on race days I pull double duty calling races and racing myself plus my gf is running the 8T. I run an Xray XB8 TQ buggy myself. I go to RCmadness in CT when I can but with work and our new daughter makes hard right now. I plan on getting my daughter on the track by 5 years old …lol
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#55
air8 the video link doesn,t work. i put a lil video called ninjad xray on cumberlandrc.com on the pictures/video page.
#56
Hey guys just wanted to have your input regarding temperature on the Losi 8ight Truggy. I'm currently running it around 235 with smoke coming out of the turns but my experience "racer" friend says that the motor is running to hot. I don't agree with him because I still have smoke which usually means there is ample lubrication.
My question to you guys is what temp range are you guys running your RTR truggy? I know it may differ from track condition, humidity, elevation, and outside temperature, so I just want a range of what temp you guys set your Truggies at.
Thanks again,
Bobby
My question to you guys is what temp range are you guys running your RTR truggy? I know it may differ from track condition, humidity, elevation, and outside temperature, so I just want a range of what temp you guys set your Truggies at.
Thanks again,
Bobby
#57
Tech Champion
iTrader: (7)
Hey guys just wanted to have your input regarding temperature on the Losi 8ight Truggy. I'm currently running it around 235 with smoke coming out of the turns but my experience "racer" friend says that the motor is running to hot. I don't agree with him because I still have smoke which usually means there is ample lubrication.
My question to you guys is what temp range are you guys running your RTR truggy? I know it may differ from track condition, humidity, elevation, and outside temperature, so I just want a range of what temp you guys set your Truggies at.
Thanks again,
Bobby
My question to you guys is what temp range are you guys running your RTR truggy? I know it may differ from track condition, humidity, elevation, and outside temperature, so I just want a range of what temp you guys set your Truggies at.
Thanks again,
Bobby
#58
air8,
Thanks for the response. I believe the engine is running strong, I have plenty of torque down low and can keep up with some of the buggies on the straight. It idles perfect, I can turn it on with one crank of the roto starter and take the plug out and idle for a long time.
I'm just worried about damage to the engine due to excess heat.
Thanks for the response. I believe the engine is running strong, I have plenty of torque down low and can keep up with some of the buggies on the straight. It idles perfect, I can turn it on with one crank of the roto starter and take the plug out and idle for a long time.
I'm just worried about damage to the engine due to excess heat.
#59
Tech Champion
iTrader: (7)
This vid is short but shows how our track was. It was changed a few weeks ago. Hopefully this link works.
#60
Tech Champion
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air8,
Thanks for the response. I believe the engine is running strong, I have plenty of torque down low and can keep up with some of the buggies on the straight. It idles perfect, I can turn it on with one crank of the roto starter and take the plug out and idle for a long time.
I'm just worried about damage to the engine due to excess heat.
Thanks for the response. I believe the engine is running strong, I have plenty of torque down low and can keep up with some of the buggies on the straight. It idles perfect, I can turn it on with one crank of the roto starter and take the plug out and idle for a long time.
I'm just worried about damage to the engine due to excess heat.