alport78

I found the roller too
That will be my fun car to use on the 1/8 outdoor truck for winter. I'll make it waterproof.
Do I need to make new holes to the chassis to mount the losi battery tray?

TAMAK

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Selling the 810: http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...si-810-fs.html

alport78

My 810E
I changed diff cross pins, bought extreme front tower (not installed yet) , Losi ten-scrte parts for conversion, mtroniks g2 beast esc, castle 1410 3800kv motor, 12t pinion, 3s 4000mah turnigy lipo, snr graphite chassis, snr graphite rear shozk tower with 8ight wing mount holes, 8ight wing mount with jq rear wing, losi 8ight turnbuckles as suggested
Total rtr weight 2820g.

JEDI BASS

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Just emailed SNR for info on the rear tower and chassis. Also, I have been having trouble w/ my 8ight 2.0's turnbuckles slipping... finishing races w/ -6 degree camber and whacked out toe... a common problem w/ the 2.0s that's fixed by going w/ the bigger 1.0 parts . So, I now have 2.0 turnbuckles (used rods and new ends) to go on my 810s, WOOHOO.

So, is your SNR chassis the carbon SCTE one that I see on his site? If so, how much longer than stock is it?

Thanks,
JJ

alport78

The chassis is made for 810, not scrte . It's not listed on his site but you can contact him via e-mail to buy one. [email protected]

JEDI BASS

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Yeah, I got an email reply. Wonder how much weight savings the carbon chassis would give?

XXXDad

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The Losi E Kit is a bolt on... no mods needed!

alport78

90g lighter than stock one. Stock one is 260g snr graphite is 170g.

rcguy76559

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nice setup there.

KingdomRacer

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I don't think the 8E motor mount is a direct bolt on to an 810 chassis, the batt tray seems legit.

alport78

Scrte parts are direct drop in not 8ight 2.0.

airboy808

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selling my next to no use 810e with elite kit and spares

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post9976472

losifiend

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Damn! I would of jumped all over that but I just bought a Ten-t roller to convert to electric a few hours before I searched for this thread. That thing is nice!

Might end up just changing the stub axles and going to 17mm hexes so I can convert to buggy instead of truggy. We'll see what I find on eBay.

airboy808

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You can just buy mine and get the correct 17mm axles

losifiend

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Those would be some expensive a/ss axles!!

I got the Ten-T roller for $140, so I'm about $500 negative from buying your "axles" Good luck on the sale though!