TLR 22 3.0 Race Kit Thread!
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#4186
Everything depends on what you are trying to accomplish. I know guys that run direct drive with 13.5 on carpet. Then there are guys like me who have never run direct drive. And I use the 70t spur for the 22 2.0 that uses the old style slipper pads.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-lo...63883?v=216080
https://www.amainhobbies.com/losi-sl...-compatibility
I'm not sure if that is for one pad, or if there are two in the package. Seems pricy for just one.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-lo...63883?v=216080
https://www.amainhobbies.com/losi-sl...-compatibility
I'm not sure if that is for one pad, or if there are two in the package. Seems pricy for just one.
What else is needed to run the 22 2.0 slipper set up on the 3.0, and does it work as well? Since TLR is claiming the 3.0 to be Heavy Duty slipper?
#4187
Losi has a 69t direct drive spur, that would be close enough. They recommend 70-30 for 17.5 and I run 70-35. So that 70/25 isn't set in stone.
#4188
If you want a slipper and a spur around 70t, I recommend the Avid slipper. Way better than the old 2.0 slipper.
#4189
R/C Tech Elite Member
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Is there something special about the 70/25 combo? Can you just create the same approximate FDR with the 69T direct drive spur and the right pinion? Sorry I am way off point, I need more coffee lol.
Last edited by LBR_Frank; 01-20-2017 at 12:38 PM. Reason: misspelling
#4190
I'm sure I could... But I wanted to try what the manual states for the 13.5T motor gearing. And the DDS says recommended 17.5T and not made for the 13.5T!
Last edited by johnny44; 01-20-2017 at 01:19 PM.
#4191
The only real difference are the friction rings. I switched to the 2.0 rings and never looked back. I really only use the slipper to protect the diff, not for any kind of traction control (17.5 racing).
#4193
I have converted my 3.0 front axle to the 2.0 to save on buying more front tires. Now TLR discontinued the lug screw. What do I use now? Any Ideas?
#4195
Tech Regular
#4196
Hex screw with an alloy socket-type washer. A little less convenient than being able to jse the same 7mm wrench on all 4 wheels but certainly not the end of the world.
#4198
#4199
Tech Adept
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So 2 races in and loving my SR, haven't changed a thing from box setup and its the easiest car to drive (at least for me). But the time has come to change things.... my laydown kit arrived the other day.
Alot of the setup sheets I see are for mod setups, anyone have a good 17.5 laydown carpet setup or could point me to one?
Alot of the setup sheets I see are for mod setups, anyone have a good 17.5 laydown carpet setup or could point me to one?
#4200
Next question: Is this the size thrust bearing for our buggies? [2.5x6x3]
Thank You again