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Old 01-25-2012, 08:53 AM
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I am always seeing you guys talk the BCE chassis up. Without having to go back and read a few hundred pages can someone tell me the benefits to this chassis over stock? Also, is there any other brace or anything I need to get with it? Thanks for the info.
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Originally Posted by photobrat
I have the TLR lightened chassis coupled with the TLR torque brace on the rear of my truck. I have broke the upper rod end (that attaches to the rear diff housing) three or four times now, seems like the ends are screwed very tight onto the shaft to get it to fit, perhaps causing the problem?? Anyone else have this problem? Any ideas for a solution?
If the plastic ends are not all the way screwed in next to the alum rod they tend to break easier. I have broken one end since I started testing the rod. A little thread lock to keep things in place works well.
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Originally Posted by SC-Racer
I am always seeing you guys talk the BCE chassis up. Without having to go back and read a few hundred pages can someone tell me the benefits to this chassis over stock? Also, is there any other brace or anything I need to get with it? Thanks for the info.
What it comes down to for this truck is any of the lightened upgrade chassis out there work well and are better than the heavy stock chassis. Also, the aftermarket chassis gets rid of the center plastic piece that the center diff is mounted to which makes the CG a little lower and also the driveline angles a little less severe.

On this truck, I have the Bump chassis, and have only tried the bump chassis. It has the option for different chassis braces (stock, Bump chassis brace, RC8 brace, etc.) It also comes with the shorter diff screws required for mounting the center diff without the center plastic piece. It is a nice improvement over the stock in that it just plain handles better and is more responsive.

I've heard similar things about the bce chassis, SNR chassis, and TLR chassis. I have tried chassis from all these brands on my other cars, and I've always like the upgrade.
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Originally Posted by MOE
Anyone have an MMP paired up with the Tekin Pro4 4000? will it work?
I just hooked up my MMP & 4600 last week.
It works fine, there's a slight chance you might have to change the motor direction in the ESC. I had to with mine and now it works great. Wired A-A, B-B & C-C

Hook it up and go thru programming the radio/esc and see what direction it's running.
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Old 01-25-2012, 09:49 AM
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Yes it works and if spins backward just switch outer two wires with the mmp dont forget to run glitch buster or bce to get rid of glitch from servo or receiver pack think i am going to try that witj 800 mah lipo
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Originally Posted by SEF
What it comes down to for this truck is any of the lightened upgrade chassis out there work well and are better than the heavy stock chassis. Also, the aftermarket chassis gets rid of the center plastic piece that the center diff is mounted to which makes the CG a little lower and also the driveline angles a little less severe.

On this truck, I have the Bump chassis, and have only tried the bump chassis. It has the option for different chassis braces (stock, Bump chassis brace, RC8 brace, etc.) It also comes with the shorter diff screws required for mounting the center diff without the center plastic piece. It is a nice improvement over the stock in that it just plain handles better and is more responsive.

I've heard similar things about the bce chassis, SNR chassis, and TLR chassis. I have tried chassis from all these brands on my other cars, and I've always like the upgrade.
Does the BCE chassis come with the shorter screws? What chassis brace do you use with the BCE?

Has anybody compared the Bump to the BCE? If so what kind of differences?
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Originally Posted by jewn_beef
Yes it works and if spins backward just switch outer two wires with the mmp dont forget to run glitch buster or bce to get rid of glitch from servo or receiver pack think i am going to try that witj 800 mah lipo
If you are running non-sensored you can do this, but if you are running sensored you have to go into the software and set it to spin the other way.
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Yes it does.

Just use the stock plastic braces. The chassis is stiff enough without upgrading the braces.

I think 99% of the guys that have used the BCE chassis haven't had any reason to look at another.

Originally Posted by SC-Racer
Does the BCE chassis come with the shorter screws? What chassis brace do you use with the BCE?

Has anybody compared the Bump to the BCE? If so what kind of differences?
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Hi there everyone,
just thought I would sum up what I have done to the truck and a couple of details that might give an insight to whoever is wondering what to buy as hop up and/or spares...
ENJOY:

OTHER BRANDS HOPUPS
Jammin Products Light Weight Aluminum Wheel Hex Set (4)
ST Racing Concepts CNC Machined Precision Aluminum Center Bulkhead (Blue)
King Headz CVD Pin Keeper Set (2)
DE Racing Mud Guard Set (TEN-T/SCTE/810)
SNR Graphite Center Plate 3mm
SNR Graphite Front Top Plate 5mm
Full Set of Chris Pins

LOSI HOPUPS
Losi 4mm Carbon Rear Shock Tower
Losi 4mm Carbon Front Shock Tower
Losi Shock Standoff Set (4)
Losi Aluminum Shock Collar Set (2)
Losi Aluminum Shock Top Set (2)
Losi Aluminum Rear Hub Set
Losi Adjustable Front Hinge Pin Holder Set
Losi Adjustable Rear Hinge Pin Holder Set
Losi Front/Rear HD Lightened Outdrive Set (4)
Losi Center HD Lightened Outdrive Set (2)
Losi Front and Rear Shock Spring Set (4) (Gold–Firm) (Ten-T)
Losi Front and Rear Shock Spring Set (4) (Black–Medium) (Ten-T)
Losi Front & Rear Shock Spring Set (4) (Silver/Soft) (Ten-T)
Losi Spur 40T
Losi TEN-SCTE Wheel Set (2)
AKA Racing Enduro Short Course Tires w/Red Insert (Soft) (2)

LOSI SPARE PARTS
Losi Axle Set (2)
Losi Front/Rear CV Driveshafts and Couplers (Ten-T) (2)
Losi Center/Rear Drive Shaft
Losi Center/Front Drive Shaft
Losi Differential Seals w/Gasket & Hardware (Ten-T) (3)
Losi Shock Rebuild Set (Ten-T)
Losi Front & Rear Gearbox Set (Ten-T)
Losi Front Spindles & Carriers (Ten-T)
Losi Rear Suspension Arm Set (Ten-T)
Losi Front Suspension Arm Set (Ten-T)

ESC/MOTOR
Castle Creation Mamba Max Pro SCT
Castle Creation 1415/2400Kv
Castle Creation 1410/3800Kv
Robinson Racing 5mm Bore Extra Hard Steel Mod 1 Pinion Gear (13T)
Robinson Racing 5mm Bore Extra Hard Steel Mod 1 Pinion Gear (15T)
Robinson Racing 5mm Bore Extra Hard Steel Mod 1 Pinion Gear (17T)
Robinson Racing 5mm Bore Extra Hard Steel Mod 1 Pinion Gear (19T)
OFNA 5mm to 3mm Pinion Adaptor (4)

LIPO
Turnigy NanoTech 6.0 2s (3)

And to finish, fresh from the grill... My new body:

PS: did I say I was having a LOT of fun with that thing ;-)
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big long list like that and you take a pic of the shell??? lol wheres the GOODS???
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Originally Posted by BDRMBULLY
big long list like that and you take a pic of the shell??? lol wheres the GOODS???
AAARRRGGGHHH,
It's coming up... Right in the middle of rebuilding...
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Originally Posted by mavrick0
If you are running non-sensored you can do this, but if you are running sensored you have to go into the software and set it to spin the other way.
I didnt k.ow that
How do u tell if right way what will affect be
when first put my mmp in had some signal loss to reciever had to revert to older firm ware
To get sorted maybe had speedo set up wrong to go with scx4.5 motor
how can tell if it is right
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Originally Posted by SC-Racer
I am always seeing you guys talk the BCE chassis up. Without having to go back and read a few hundred pages can someone tell me the benefits to this chassis over stock? Also, is there any other brace or anything I need to get with it? Thanks for the info.
I run the bump Chassis..for me it works..as far as quality goes the BEC (just an opinion) is the best of all the chassis that I've seen, tighter mill work, the best materials, they do cost a bit more but quailty does cost..the Bump chassis is a close second in quailty, I do wish that the BEC had a bit more battery adjustability, the Bump chassis puts the battery a 1/2 inch back from stock and it does help the truck jump better.
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am i correct in saying that the BUMP chassis also moves the battery tray back some?
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Originally Posted by dgrobe2112
am i correct in saying that the BUMP chassis also moves the battery tray back some?
Yes, a half an inch..
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