TLR 22 Racing Buggy Thread
Tech Elite
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Sounds good.
Thanks for all those comments on the gear dif. It actually made me a little hesitant to go out and buy it. I've done a lot of tinkerin to get my rear end planted, and I'm wondering if a gear dif is just going to have me step backwards a bit. Maybe I ought to just pony up and keep tearing into these ball difs. Hmmm.
Sorry if this has been asked before but what pitch is the pinion for the 22?
Tech Elite
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With a Tekin 13.5, RS ESC, and 50C battery, the guys say my Losi 22 buggy seems a little sluggish on our clay road course, FZRC. The factory uses a 21 tooth pinion. If available, does increasing the pinion to 22 teeth going to make any noticeable difference? Or maybe going up by 2 teeth jumps?
There is no number on the spur. I assume it's easier to change the pinion.
Did I get the right motor?
Maybe I need to play with the ESC using HotWire, where timing advance is 80, boost is 20, and turbo is 0. And try different settings on my Spectrum DX3R Pro.
TakeAim
There is no number on the spur. I assume it's easier to change the pinion.
Did I get the right motor?
Maybe I need to play with the ESC using HotWire, where timing advance is 80, boost is 20, and turbo is 0. And try different settings on my Spectrum DX3R Pro.
TakeAim
Sorry about the last post guys but i was wondering if the b4.1 gear diff was a direct fit for the 22.
Tech Champion
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With a Tekin 13.5, RS ESC, and 50C battery, the guys say my Losi 22 buggy seems a little sluggish on our clay road course, FZRC. The factory uses a 21 tooth pinion. If available, does increasing the pinion to 22 teeth going to make any noticeable difference? Or maybe going up by 2 teeth jumps?
There is no number on the spur. I assume it's easier to change the pinion.
Did I get the right motor?
Maybe I need to play with the ESC using HotWire, where timing advance is 80, boost is 20, and turbo is 0. And try different settings on my Spectrum DX3R Pro.
TakeAim
There is no number on the spur. I assume it's easier to change the pinion.
Did I get the right motor?
Maybe I need to play with the ESC using HotWire, where timing advance is 80, boost is 20, and turbo is 0. And try different settings on my Spectrum DX3R Pro.
TakeAim
Tech Elite
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thanks man for the info.I'm looking to buy one and have read some of the post on here and wasn't sure if that really needed to be done.the info will surely help if I have to do it though.
Tech Elite
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no prob, thats what i also love about this hobby, ask and you will be answered. Do you have one currently, i believe its available at amain. The losi one i mean.
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Tech Elite
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Do you have to run a shorty pack or will a standard size lipo fit?
Tech Elite
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Standard packs fit, but only in the rear motor configuration.
Tech Prophet
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With a Tekin 13.5, RS ESC, and 50C battery, the guys say my Losi 22 buggy seems a little sluggish on our clay road course, FZRC. The factory uses a 21 tooth pinion. If available, does increasing the pinion to 22 teeth going to make any noticeable difference? Or maybe going up by 2 teeth jumps?
There is no number on the spur. I assume it's easier to change the pinion.
Did I get the right motor?
Maybe I need to play with the ESC using HotWire, where timing advance is 80, boost is 20, and turbo is 0. And try different settings on my Spectrum DX3R Pro.
TakeAim
There is no number on the spur. I assume it's easier to change the pinion.
Did I get the right motor?
Maybe I need to play with the ESC using HotWire, where timing advance is 80, boost is 20, and turbo is 0. And try different settings on my Spectrum DX3R Pro.
TakeAim
http://www.teamtekin.com/hotwire/ESC..._13.5_v212.pdf
Well, it's started.
I just ordered myself a TLR 22 Racing Buggy kit.
I'm going to slowly buld it and begin racing at my local track. I can't wait.
I just ordered myself a TLR 22 Racing Buggy kit.
I'm going to slowly buld it and begin racing at my local track. I can't wait.