Walkman

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This is how I run my battery. I will also remove the front pad at times depending on track conditions. If I put the battery all the way back I my steering suffers and the car jumps like crap, at least for me it does!

Bike racer

iTrader: (6)

interesting stuff about battery placement.

I run full length packs, and when I try battery back my car feels like it's broken.

I haven't tried a shorty pack yet.

rc.chris

iTrader: (3)

Has anyone had the threads pull out of the diff nut?

elex300

iTrader: (110)

Are you using the stock losi diff nut. Try the AE thrust bolt and nut. Much better IMO.

Randy Caster

iTrader: (47)

Thanks for the heads up! Got word that my dog made it into another magazine from that race, lol.

Eli

iTrader: (15)

Kobe! I heard your 22 made the centerfold in playcar lol

Eli

iTrader: (15)

Yes unfortunately i have, it was in the aluminum holder and i had some spare nuts, i do remember adjusting my diff alot that day and i think my dried up loctite may have helped contribute to it stripping

losi_racer

iTrader: (25)

The original Losi Nut was bad. get the Gen 2 nut, nothing wrong with it ,no need to go with AE products

MrGidi123

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Is this diff LOSA2954 better than the stock one which is included ?

rosko

Thats the gear diff its less up keep, most will say performance wise it lacks but unless your on your way to becoming a factory driver and can run most of a race without wrecking than a ball diff.might be better. Imo my lap times are the same as with ball diff

PanicRev

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Too much. That motor is about right for a 6 to 7 lb. 4x4 sc truck. Even if you are a basher you will have to de-tune it a lot for it to be drivable.

I think that motor uses a 5mm shaft. You LHS may not have 48p for a 5mm shaft on hand. I have no idea where you'd need to gear it.

MrGidi123

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thanks man

jketron

iTrader: (11)

do any of you lube your turnbuckles?

When I try to adjust mine they pop the ball cups off? do you lube the threads with some grease or something so you can adjust them on the car?

Walkman

iTrader: (29)

Yes put grease in the ballcup and run the turnbuckle all the way in and out a couple times this will work the grease in and loosen up the threads. This will make adjustments a lot easier.

e_lu_sive1

iTrader: (4)

yup and i broke it again after breaking it in..gonna stock up on these things!!!