1LikesInferno MP9 thread
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06-09-2010, 12:46 AM
#3346
Tech Master
PK, what were guys running with the long rear shocks on the mp9? Don't have the mediums.
06-09-2010, 11:30 AM
#3348
does anyone have an idea how much the TKI2 buggy will cost ? if its a similar prices to its competitors I will get one !!
06-09-2010, 11:49 AM
#3349
Tech Apprentice
My guess is its going to be very close to the $800.00 mark for the kit..
06-09-2010, 04:55 PM
#3350
The TKI1 is more expensive than the 2 so the new kit will be much lower than that. It will be slightly above the SE while its still being made in Japan.
06-09-2010, 05:09 PM
#3351
Nice pieces Matthijs! Are the hard ano suspension shafts mandatory to use for the rear alu hub or would the stock take the abuse too?
Also, how do you find the Orion Motor/ESC combo on your MP9e so far? What kind of temps do you see? Last but not least have you played around with ESC parameters on the Orion prgmng device?
Also, how do you find the Orion Motor/ESC combo on your MP9e so far? What kind of temps do you see? Last but not least have you played around with ESC parameters on the Orion prgmng device?
06-09-2010, 06:15 PM
#3352
Tech Initiate
just thought i would share this with you saw this on Tebo's car when he was over here in aus a couple of months ago. Notice how the battery is mounted at the front of the car next to the steering servo. This was also done on his truggy. pics below. What do you think the reason for this could be? is it worth doing it maybe pitpop can answer this?
06-09-2010, 11:05 PM
#3353
Nice pieces Matthijs! Are the hard ano suspension shafts mandatory to use for the rear alu hub or would the stock take the abuse too?
Also, how do you find the Orion Motor/ESC combo on your MP9e so far? What kind of temps do you see? Last but not least have you played around with ESC parameters on the Orion prgmng device?
Also, how do you find the Orion Motor/ESC combo on your MP9e so far? What kind of temps do you see? Last but not least have you played around with ESC parameters on the Orion prgmng device?
The Orion combo is awesome! Temps are fine, engine around 60/70 degrees (Celsius) depending on gearing. I'm using the 1950 kv with 15/46 gearing pretty much everywhere. I only once changed parameters with the device, I lowered the punch/acceleration to smoothe response out.
It handels the abuse and hits very well. On our tracks with astroturf and big jumps with no slope landings the chassis takes some big hits but the esc keeps working, that's nice to see with all the failing tekins in my area ;-). I did put some double sided tape with some gel between the esc and chassis. Kyosho part Z8006 http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ng-Gel-1-Sheet
06-10-2010, 07:00 AM
#3354
Thanks for the review/feedback Mat.
I'm putting an order for an Orion combo. I've been experiencing nothing but issues with my Tekin T8 2050kv motor.
That extra thick/sticky kyosho heli stuff is the bomb! i'm using that too on my kyosho 8scale electrics. No need for zip ties and/or velcro and protects the esc from vibrations and hard impacts. An extra piece of mind for so little if you ask me!
-key
I'm putting an order for an Orion combo. I've been experiencing nothing but issues with my Tekin T8 2050kv motor.
That extra thick/sticky kyosho heli stuff is the bomb! i'm using that too on my kyosho 8scale electrics. No need for zip ties and/or velcro and protects the esc from vibrations and hard impacts. An extra piece of mind for so little if you ask me!
-key
06-10-2010, 10:16 AM
#3355
Tech Adept
Thanks for the review/feedback Mat.
I'm putting an order for an Orion combo. I've been experiencing nothing but issues with my Tekin T8 2050kv motor.
That extra thick/sticky kyosho heli stuff is the bomb! i'm using that too on my kyosho 8scale electrics. No need for zip ties and/or velcro and protects the esc from vibrations and hard impacts. An extra piece of mind for so little if you ask me!
-key
I'm putting an order for an Orion combo. I've been experiencing nothing but issues with my Tekin T8 2050kv motor.
That extra thick/sticky kyosho heli stuff is the bomb! i'm using that too on my kyosho 8scale electrics. No need for zip ties and/or velcro and protects the esc from vibrations and hard impacts. An extra piece of mind for so little if you ask me!
-key
If you have not sent your RX8 back to Tekin, you can do so and they will take care of you. There is an update for the RX8.
06-10-2010, 10:26 AM
#3356
Tech Adept
TKI 31782 SE 31783 TKI2 31785 (Kit) / TKI2 31784SpecA)
123,900 \ 84,000 \ 92,400 / \96,600
$1,343.00 $910.00 $1,001.00 $1,047.00
Please don't shoot the messanger, this was just an IPOD conversion of funds. I am assuming these are MSRP prices....
06-13-2010, 06:27 PM
#3357
New kyosho rims have arrived. (part# KYOIFH004W or Y). Those are standard pieces on the TKI2. They are lighter, stronger and wider in diameter than AKA rims.
Last edited by Key; 06-13-2010 at 06:43 PM.
06-13-2010, 09:22 PM
#3358
just thought i would share this with you saw this on Tebo's car when he was over here in aus a couple of months ago. Notice how the battery is mounted at the front of the car next to the steering servo. This was also done on his truggy. pics below. What do you think the reason for this could be? is it worth doing it maybe pitpop can answer this?
06-14-2010, 10:46 AM
#3360
Tech Initiate
Nice MP9 Key! That body looks SWEET!