gawith0413

iTrader: (86)

Hey Scoobie,
You work @ amain right? When are you guys going to list the new TLR losi parts for preorder?

tc5 man

Yea thats what it looks like just curious of what kind of grease it is im looking to go to Pep Boys and get it.

Casper

iTrader: (34)

I am pretty sure the stock piece is alum as well. The huge benefit to this one is the tolerances for the bearing fit are much better and this takes some of the slop out of the steering system!

hacker07

iTrader: (13)

The grease that is used on the diffs is sepcific to this car and has been posted on here many times and is also listen under the parts for the SCTE on the Losi website.

http://www.losi.com/Products/Feature...rodId=LOSB3590

tc5 man

Ok thanks i guess i should go with a grease thats made for r/c parts so il get two conaters of the losi tan grease. Im not using it on my SCTE just my 2wd slash gear diff.

goehm

iTrader: (45)

Also - what works well is to move the post up on a hole in the mount, then move the collar back down a hole so that essentially you have one more hole available sticking out of the body to put your body pin into.

I thought the body would clatter like hell, but as long as your holes aren't too wide (so that the posts sit snug into the holes) then it doesn't make any crazy sounds or doesn't really move much at all. You can always add a foam sticky ring under the body to snug things up.

BDRMBULLY

iTrader: (40)

I broke my body posts and had spare traxxas ones ( rpm) laying around , never looked back just use a long enough screw and a washer and whoila.

Losi57

Make sure your end points are set on your remote.Or itll draw to much juice and cut out.I actually had to go from a savox to a xp 1015 to cure my bbrown outs.when i would set my end points with the savox i barely had any steering.Now i have a ton of steering throw with the low consumption servo.

scoobymx79

thanks for the info on my rx/tx problem sounds like alot of people have already narrowed the same issues down. Now I just need to decide what rx/tx to replace it with and get the most bang for my buck. Until then I am switching out with my traxxas 4x4. I hope this fixes the problem I felt like throwing it on the ground and jumping up and down on it like the little girl in walmart that didnt the barbi she wanted when it was giving me fits lastnight. thanks for again for the help

tc5 man

Best bang for your buck i whould have to say the Airtronics MX3 sport radio with a good Rx and quality also $99 the last time i checked.

scoobymx79

I haven't looked it up yet is that 99 for both or just the transmitter?

tc5 man

Yes


It includes the RX also for $99.00
The only thing i dint like about the radio is the small steering wheel so i changed it for a JR radio wheel and it fit and its bigger ! Both of the radios use only 4 alkulines so its light but you can use a battery pack also.



Heres the MX3-X for $179 with the Receiver also its the 2nd pic.

rcus3r

I just hardened my own; got tired of waiting. Pretty simple painless process. Only did it on the center outdrives so far. Put about 5 pacs through them. So far so good. Time will tell. Once I am ready to rebuilt rear and front diffs, I will do it to them as well.

Dano628

RPPHOBBY.com has HD lightened outdrives in stock . I just picked up fr ,rr,and center . They also have tuned flex chassis's for 84.99 .

SoCal Jared

iTrader: (7)

I have been off the boards for awhile and was wondering if hacker or others could answer a few questions for me.

1. Unfortunately I have cracked my TLR chassis, it started between 2 unused holes for the nitro build. What is the warranty on these, and how would I go about getting a replacement? BTW it was purchased at WCRC approx 6 weeks ago. I also cracked a lower hole on my front CF tower, not sure how.

2. Are the HA steering balls and new ends worth the upgrade? Seems like the stock ones wear easily and I'm trying to clean up the slop.

3. Anyone running without the front sway bar? Im trying to get more steering radius on this thing.

4. Are variations of the Lane setup still the choice for indoor high bite clay like WCRC?

Thanks in advance