ambryatim

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I am offically jealous of you and your track!!!! That is AWESOME!!!!

bjs1785

Thanks! The track has been around for a couple years, always a work in progress!

Boadazofa

iTrader: (33)

My god that is better than most club tracks i have seen!!! bloody good job you have done there!! cant wait for the video!

Deaner

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I seen a hyperTT roller kit at my LHS yesterday, and was very impressed with its construction. I've really wanted a 4wd 10th scale to run on my backyard supercross track but have stayed away from the 4wd buggies as from what Ive heard they are fragile. My 2wd buggies and stadium trucks work well and are holding up well on my track, which I also run 1/8 scale buggy on. The hyperTT looks like it would be able to handle my track, and the price is very nice.

I've been reading this thread and seems like many different motor/esc combos work for many different guys. I'm wondering if someone can lend some advice? I've had good luck with Tekin systems and like the idea of the sc4x and a rx8 esc, but maybe the MMP system is the way to go? Don't really want to break the bank on this build. I'm completely unfamiliar with novak systems, but I'm not opposed to them.

I run a rx8 in my rc8be and it's been flawless. Just not sure if its overkill and money that I can wisely spend on spare parts?

Basically I'm interested in what the best bang for buck motor/esc combo is for the rig. Right now I'm leaning towards MMP 5700kv, or 4600kv system. Price is right and seem like people have had good luck with the MMP. Will be running 2c.

Just wondering if someone has any advice. Also would love to hear from you novak guys out there!

ndi_guy

iTrader: (32)

I ran a mmp, sc4x 4.5, 14t pinion, 65c 2s batteries. It was all I needed and then some.

redskull1944

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hi all, I just got my first TT it's running a velineon setup. I was getting the steering dialed in and I noticed the right rear wheel is toed in to the left which causes the truck to hop to the right. I thought the hinge pin was bent but it's good. I was wondering if the rear lower arms holder is supposed to be flat. Any other suggestions or help with this would be appreciated.

cronmorg

had a problem with theses steering knuckles trying to find aluminum replacements to tighten it up any suggestions ?

ambryatim

iTrader: (19)

Have not tried these but they are the only ones that I know of.....Aluminum Steering Knuckle.

ambryatim

iTrader: (19)

Here is mine....it has toe in also.





The toe is determined by the rear hinge pin plate.

It should be fine cause mine drives good like it is...double check to see if you broke a rear hub.



I drove with mine broken for a while before I noticed it was broken and it would do just as you have described especially under load. So, I upgraded...

.AJ.

Broke my front T-Bone today

ambryatim

iTrader: (19)

^^^^How did you manage that???

ndi_guy

iTrader: (32)

Holy Crap. That must have been some hit to break one of those T-Bones.

cronmorg

yeah ambryatim i saw those the only question i have is where do you screww the the backing plates foe the pivot ball no bulkhead screws i have a message into the manufacture about it before i buy them. unless you guys know better let me know if you do

bjs1785

I just ordered a set for my new hyper, since they seemed to be a problem area... I use to have a revo 1/16 with integy steering knuckles which had plastic inserts that screwed in... (see picture below of the revo set with the plastic inserts).
It worked very well on the revo 1/16 and never broke, so I figured these were worth a shot

redskull1944

iTrader: (12)

thanks for the help, I want to replace those hinge pin plates, they look like they've seen their share of bashing. I will also pick up those hub carriers. That's what I get for buying used but that's why I like buying used I get to work out kinks and learn my truck inside and out.