XRay 808E Thread
03-01-2011, 07:13 PM
#901
There is nothing saying they will not be an option part, but keep in mind they use different hinge pin holders as well, it is not just a short arm. If you want, you can make your own short arms, that part is straight forward. The ones we tested are standard arms cut down at the outer hinge pin with new holes drilled.
Would you be willing to buy a $70-75 short rear arm setup as an option package?
Rear hubs are not available yet.
- Bryan
Would you be willing to buy a $70-75 short rear arm setup as an option package?
Rear hubs are not available yet.
- Bryan
03-01-2011, 07:38 PM
#902
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There is nothing saying they will not be an option part, but keep in mind they use different hinge pin holders as well, it is not just a short arm. If you want, you can make your own short arms, that part is straight forward. The ones we tested are standard arms cut down at the outer hinge pin with new holes drilled.
Would you be willing to buy a $70-75 short rear arm setup as an option package?
Rear hubs are not available yet.
- Bryan
Would you be willing to buy a $70-75 short rear arm setup as an option package?
Rear hubs are not available yet.
- Bryan
An overdrive front diff isn't that much cheaper. If it really helps the handeling on the smoother tracks I say why not.
I've heard of several people having a VE8 for smooth tracks and an 808 for rough tracks. One option part sounds good to me.
Sorry I stirred so much with the subject, I just know how well it worked on a smooth track.
Let me know if its even a remote option and I'll call you and order some!!
03-01-2011, 08:35 PM
#903
it's your money and U want it NOW!
There is nothing saying they will not be an option part, but keep in mind they use different hinge pin holders as well, it is not just a short arm. If you want, you can make your own short arms, that part is straight forward. The ones we tested are standard arms cut down at the outer hinge pin with new holes drilled.
Would you be willing to buy a $70-75 short rear arm setup as an option package?
Rear hubs are not available yet.
- Bryan
Would you be willing to buy a $70-75 short rear arm setup as an option package?
Rear hubs are not available yet.
- Bryan
Xray 2wd buggy 1/10
Xray 2wd SC truck
Xray 4wd 1/10 buggy
Xray 4wd SC truck
thanx for the info I'll call 2mar ...
03-03-2011, 01:31 PM
#906
well finally got to hit the track today with my 808e with the rcmonster custom chassis conversion..what can I say..I think this is my last year running nitro for a start..just hoping our federation starts proper brushless classes next year..and not let it fade out like the truggys did here..buggy is superb..smooth..planted.turns rabid fast and accelerates like no nitro ever did..and it's quiet and clean..lovin it
03-03-2011, 02:08 PM
#907
well finally got to hit the track today with my 808e with the rcmonster custom chassis conversion..what can I say..I think this is my last year running nitro for a start..just hoping our federation starts proper brushless classes next year..and not let it fade out like the truggys did here..buggy is superb..smooth..planted.turns rabid fast and accelerates like no nitro ever did..and it's quiet and clean..lovin it
03-03-2011, 02:22 PM
#908
well finally got to hit the track today with my 808e with the rcmonster custom chassis conversion..what can I say..I think this is my last year running nitro for a start..just hoping our federation starts proper brushless classes next year..and not let it fade out like the truggys did here..buggy is superb..smooth..planted.turns rabid fast and accelerates like no nitro ever did..and it's quiet and clean..lovin it
03-03-2011, 03:52 PM
#910
I have been running two 808's since 2009 and I have only positive experience with the RC-monster mount. I have crashed and dorked the car all possible ways and have yet to bend anything. In addition it is about as light as it gets and gives easy access to the center diff. Super product ++++++
03-03-2011, 04:23 PM
#911
I have been running two 808's since 2009 and I have only positive experience with the RC-monster mount. I have crashed and dorked the car all possible ways and have yet to bend anything. In addition it is about as light as it gets and gives easy access to the center diff. Super product ++++++
03-03-2011, 04:23 PM
#912
I am "considering" getting rid of my Ve8 for a 2011 808e... just havent made up my mind yet.
03-03-2011, 04:28 PM
#913
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The RC Monster mount takes all Metric screws and mounts the motor as low as it can go in the chassis.
Bad side is it sucks to loosen the motor up and make adjustments.
The EliteRc.com mount is a little nicer for the money. I have both in two buggies. If I were to buy another one, it would be another EliteRc mount!!
Bad side is it sucks to loosen the motor up and make adjustments.
The EliteRc.com mount is a little nicer for the money. I have both in two buggies. If I were to buy another one, it would be another EliteRc mount!!
03-03-2011, 04:47 PM
#915
The RC Monster mount takes all Metric screws and mounts the motor as low as it can go in the chassis.
Bad side is it sucks to loosen the motor up and make adjustments.
The EliteRc.com mount is a little nicer for the money. I have both in two buggies. If I were to buy another one, it would be another EliteRc mount!!
Bad side is it sucks to loosen the motor up and make adjustments.
The EliteRc.com mount is a little nicer for the money. I have both in two buggies. If I were to buy another one, it would be another EliteRc mount!!
Last question. Does the one screw on the Elite motor mount hold the gear mesh well enough. Thx again?????