vasidudu

Hi mjealey,
Sorry if I sounded harsch by asking why u were asking... Did not mean to...
Yeah I know, 2400 seems a little low but from what I gather (just copy paste what I got from the guys in CC):

"Voltage determines how fast a motor will spin. Our motors are rated by kV or RPM per volt. On 2s, 7.4 volts, the 2400 will spin only 17,760 PM, pretty slow for a 60,000 RPM max motor. The 2400 will run on 2s but is not particularly fast. On 3s or 11.1 volts RPM goes up to 26640 RPM, a more reasonable RPM that can be geared fast. On 14.4 volts it will spin 34,560 RPM, fast enough to tear a 4 X 4 SCT apart.

The 1410/3800 2 cell race motor, on the other hand, was designed to get the maximum amount of power you can get with the weight of a 4 X 4 SCT. The 3800 motor is smaller and less powerful than the 2400 but with a higher kV. On 3s in a Slash it will overheat as it is maxed out on 2s."

So as larlev mentions in a previous post, I will probably go to 3800 once I get the hand of it all. I am racing on a 1/8 track so that will do fine for the moment.

Cheers,
V

BmainStar

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Ya what he said, LOL Come on out and race ,program starts at 7:00 PM

toby keith

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So here is the deal, I am a local guy here in Tucson az. I used to be a CNC programmer and machinist, I left the trade about 10 years ago and about 2 years ago i ended up buying a ez trac cnc mill for my garage because i missed being able to make random stuff. I have some friends that are into the RC stuff and i got a request from one of them to make the drive-line sleeves for the Losi 4wd short course truck. These are made from 6061 t6 aluminum and have been proven to work. From what i hear the stock plastic ones get to hot and the pin falls out. So with that said I do have 3 sets available right now and i will be making more if the demand is there. Please feel free to contact me via email at [email protected] or call 520-909-8289 if you would like a set. I will ship them to you priority mail usps for an extra $6.00 or you are welcome to pick them up in person. I am selling each set of 2 for $30.00 If you are interested just contact me. Thanks Sean

mo

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I got a BCE chassis at the nats am really loving it. Took a nice chunk of weight off the truck and seemed to keep the truck from bottoming out as much on the larger jumps. I was running 1/8th buggy springs on the truck so the rears were a bit long. The weight difference made it so I could barely get my ride height down to where I wanted it. LOL I finished 4th in the B, .1 sec out of 3rd. Thanks BCE!

10sctrel0v3r

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sweeeet money order will be on its way soon

wcrase101

sweet count me in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SoCal Jared

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I will take a set of the sleeves!

mdavis1432

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Anyone know if these bodies will fit the SCTE?? If not which ones will fit it?

http://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/pro330760.htm

http://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/pro335000.htm

Feint Motion

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yes, like a glove.

mdavis1432

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Sweet thanks. Ill post up a pic of it once its mounted so we can see what it looks like on an SCTE.

e-fanatic

Sold my kit today. Saving money now to buy the RTR version. Also getting chris's upgrades and the lightened outdrives. Cant wait!!!!!! Thought it was the best idea as I had an older kit and nothing was updated in it yet(as it was still new in box) I told the guy about the updates and all but he still wanted it so why not right guess the price was right for him. I did sell it somwhat cheap for a NIB kit

ohiorck

wondering how much you asked for your kit? I have one too. Bought it and never had time to put the ESC and motor in it. Then my local track closed. So I'm wondering if I could sell it and put the funds towards the new 5ive-T. Love that truck and could bash around with it and have a blast.

jasontraci

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Tonight, I decided to remove the grease from the differentials and replace with diff fluid

Center diff: Easy

I am having problems with the rear - I have put the diff back together having a problem trying to fit the diff back into the housing - I can't seem to get the housing to close. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a trick?

SoCal Jared

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make sure the 2 plastic rings on the side of the diff case are oriented correctly, if not they will not slide in and allow the case to fully close

Chase1472

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FINALLY!!! I have gone threw at least 10cplastic sleeves since the trucks been out!!!!