Inforthewin

I just bought a TLR 22
now I need electronics...my track only allows 13.5 motors...whats the best setup?
Do i need a high tq servo?

Matt M.

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no on the hi tq servo...

and i like the new tekin programing so an rs would be fine, no need for a pro......their 13.5 is pretty good also

Midwest_Mudder

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i run a tekin rs in mine, only "complaint" is that the wire is a lil short when you go from the esc bridge in back to the RX up front. Other than that its really a nice ESC.

i run a savox 1258TG only reason i went that route is because its fast and low profile.

secretboy

omg alum bleeder shock caps.. perfection every time

theproffesor

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Are there any vids or instructions out there on how to properly bleed the shocks with the bleeder caps, or is it not worth the 30-40 bucks to get them over just building them with the cut bladders and stock caps

Frank Root

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+1, love them!

I'll talk to Kevin about getting a video together. Honestly, it is totally worth the money, I'll buy them for sure if I had to.

seth556

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The bleeder caps are awesome, one of the best upgrades I've made on the car. Doesn't change performance, but makes working on the car so much easier.

nEoNidas

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C-man, u just helped make the decision much easier for me. Gear it is. What diff fluid r u running in yours for your track?

nEoNidas

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Could someone please put up the link for those delrin tranny spacers? I've been trying to search for them, but haven't had any luck. Much appreciated.

Midwest_Mudder

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im a huge fan of the ball diff, mainly because thats what everything i own runs (other than my rc8be). so i always have replacement parts on hand, bearings, ceramic diff balls, diff rings. and lets face it 400 diff balls take up much less space than 5 different weights of oil for the gear diff haha

AleD123

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Hey guys
I wanted to know all the sizes to the wheel bearings on the car?
What size is the front ones and all the rear ones
Many people are sayig they are having problems with them so i want to change them right away to lower the chance of disapointment at the track.

weavty1

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1) get manual
2) read manual/parts list
3) retrieve aforementioned bearing sizes
4) acquire

Briguy

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http://www.tlracing.com/ProdInfo/Fil..._explosion.pdf

Look them up

Todd Hodge

The bleeder shock caps definitely make the shocks rebuild quite simple. If you are looking to save some money you can consider LOSA5006.

http://www.horizonhobby.com/webapp/w...pe=productgrid

joeymdz

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http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...shims-1mm.html