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Caster Racing F8T Electric Truggy
Is there anybody running this truggy, just about to start by build and is there any tips and tricks i should know about. Also whats a good starting point to run in the diffs and also the Shocks. Also what upgrades go you guys recommend??????:confused::confused:
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I run one,
7 front 10 center 2-3 in the rear. There really isnt much that needs to be upgraded. Just follow the instructions and if you have any questions just ask. They go together pretty easy for the most part |
I suggest looking into updating the steering spindles to the Mugen MBX6T spindles. They provide more steering angle and light weight pivot balls. I run them on my Mugen MBX5Te Prospec. The MBX5T is very similar to the Caster truggy.:nod:
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Reaper, on some of the other threads i saw you had your stuff anodized, can i ask where you got that done. I think it looks awesome!!!
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Originally Posted by Potoczak
(Post 6971279)
Reaper, on some of the other threads i saw you had your stuff anodized, can i ask where you got that done. I think it looks awesome!!!
you should join the forums at casterracingusa.com lots of good help there. You can get help from all the team guys. |
What other bodies would fit on this truggy???
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the STRR truggy lids are pretty much a direct fit
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Awesome i will have to check it out thanks for the info..
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I have also seen losi 2.0 lids mounted if you lower the rear mountes. Also seen a Mugen truggy lid fitted.
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Hi all bro out there, is this truggy worth buying? Cause seem like it is not as popular as other truggy out there. Thks
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I own one and its just as good as the rest of the car brands. Easy to drive and durable as anything ive seen. If you going to pick one up make sure you grab a set of 12mm offset hubs due to the fact half offset wheels are pretty much gone. Other than that item the truggy is hands down my favorite of all the casters i have driven.
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Originally Posted by Jtipsy
(Post 12094688)
I own one and its just as good as the rest of the car brands. Easy to drive and durable as anything ive seen. If you going to pick one up make sure you grab a set of 12mm offset hubs due to the fact half offset wheels are pretty much gone. Other than that item the truggy is hands down my favorite of all the casters i have driven.
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The rtr are good. The aluminum is a little softer on the towers. I went to carbon fiber towers on both of my caster rides. Just picked up a nitro and switching those over too. Diggity design makes some really nice towers and at a awesome price. THe ae 89330 work the best so far as spacers for the hubs.
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Ok thks so much , looking forward to buy either a rtr buggy or truggy.
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Originally Posted by Jtipsy
(Post 12097938)
The rtr are good. The aluminum is a little softer on the towers. I went to carbon fiber towers on both of my caster rides. Just picked up a nitro and switching those over too. Diggity design makes some really nice towers and at a awesome price. THe ae 89330 work the best so far as spacers for the hubs.
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