Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#991
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
Took my .3 out for the first time today running box stock. I found it very loose so I changed the ride height from 27mm/29mm to 25mm/26mm and it helped a little but the rear end was still nervous and unpredictable. What do you suggest setup wise that I change? Only thing I can think of is that with the Mugen I'm coming from I always ran 0 rebound. I built the .3 as the manual says with about 15mm. I am thinking of trying 0. Anything else I can do? Track is on the loose side but the Mugen was steady and predictable. The Tekno isn't at the moment.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
#992
Tech Apprentice
Took my .3 out for the first time today running box stock. I found it very loose so I changed the ride height from 27mm/29mm to 25mm/26mm and it helped a little but the rear end was still nervous and unpredictable. What do you suggest setup wise that I change? Only thing I can think of is that with the Mugen I'm coming from I always ran 0 rebound. I built the .3 as the manual says with about 15mm. I am thinking of trying 0. Anything else I can do? Track is on the loose side but the Mugen was steady and predictable. The Tekno isn't at the moment.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
#994
Tech Regular
My experience with this buggy has been more rear toe and thinner rear sway bar to tighten up the rear. Maybe a little thinner diff oil . Rear toe really plants the rear on this thing. you could also try less antisquat to get the rear more reactive.
#995
Tech Regular
iTrader: (14)
Took my .3 out for the first time today running box stock. I found it very loose so I changed the ride height from 27mm/29mm to 25mm/26mm and it helped a little but the rear end was still nervous and unpredictable. What do you suggest setup wise that I change? Only thing I can think of is that with the Mugen I'm coming from I always ran 0 rebound. I built the .3 as the manual says with about 15mm. I am thinking of trying 0. Anything else I can do? Track is on the loose side but the Mugen was steady and predictable. The Tekno isn't at the moment.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
You should be what your looking for.
#996
Tech Rookie
getting my first tekno next week. Very excited!
Any tips on my initial build?
Any tips on my initial build?
#998
Tech Initiate
#999
i found the same to be true,i also flipped the conical pistons over for a slightly quicker down stroke. thanks,happy racing.
#1002
Tech Apprentice
#1004
steering camber amrs and a fresh build
Currently building my eb48.3 and after I mounted the front and rear to the chasis.....the axles angles are way off. Are the instructions with the 31mm and 24 mm for the steering/camber arms a guideline? Following the manual my steering is way off and only one wheel is turning an amount that would actually make the car turn. I know this will get fixed with adjusting the arms but I just found it strange the manual sets it up this way.
#1005
Tech Elite
iTrader: (16)
Currently building my eb48.3 and after I mounted the front and rear to the chasis.....the axles angles are way off. Are the instructions with the 31mm and 24 mm for the steering/camber arms a guideline? Following the manual my steering is way off and only one wheel is turning an amount that would actually make the car turn. I know this will get fixed with adjusting the arms but I just found it strange the manual sets it up this way.
If you're steering is working different one way vs the other then you should make sure everything is on in the correct directions and especially that the ball ends aren't flipped on one side vs the other. It should go the same amount both directions. I'm assuming no servo issue/etc since this is during the build.