Losi 1/10 TEN-SCTE ARR 4x4 Short Course Truck Thread
#5521
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I haven't received my pins horizon told me 3 weeks ago they would be sending me some in two to three days . my truck is making a wicked popping sound when I go from power to braking fast like a short burst fwd and hit the brakes rear end or at least sounds like it's coming from rear anyone else have this sound

#5522
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Just fix the pins right off the bat and drive the shiz out of the truck, it's way more fun that way
#5524
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Arms should be in stock soon, at least enough to fill the BO's on them. We also have another 2000 sets on order. Looks like about 2 weeks to get the diff pins for CS purposes.
And THANK YOU to Chris. He is awesome and has helped me out to find a solution for the masses. I have already thanked him personally but a public one is more than good here.
And THANK YOU to Chris. He is awesome and has helped me out to find a solution for the masses. I have already thanked him personally but a public one is more than good here.

#5526
#5527

What buggy body is that? I was thinking of finding something to cover the tray for super muddy days which we have quite a few of every season

Thx
#5528
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Ok...now I am pissed.
I took out the diff grease, put in the "Chrispins" (thanks Chris), put everything back together, put in my electronics and thought I'd be able to go out and test out the new rig tomorrow..... then I noticed the front right axle had an inordinate amount of play in it. Took it apart and whoever Losi is sub-conning the the assembly to forgot to to install a CV coupler inside the dogbone !!! Just a pin going through the damn dogbone!! WTF ?!?! Besides the Chrispins now I have to buy a $20.00 set of 10-T CVs just to get this rig runnable...jeezzus.... what's next?

#5529
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here's a pic of the stock ten-t losi pin.

this douschebag got his, Chris' pins work great!
if you want a video, i'll be happy to make one and post it if you need more proof.

i'm not trying to start anything, but the stock pins out of the ten-t diff i got on ebay were soft
i just thought someone should be aware of it....geez!

#5530

You did that with your fingers?
Please post a video of this.
Please post a video of this.
#5531

What buggy body is that? I was thinking of finding something to cover the tray for super muddy days which we have quite a few of every season
it's a pro-line bull dog body for a LOSI 8ight b. it barely fits the length. for the rear body mount i used a 1/10th scale wing mount i had laying around.
it's a pro-line bull dog body for a LOSI 8ight b. it barely fits the length. for the rear body mount i used a 1/10th scale wing mount i had laying around.
#5532
Tech Addict

Ok...now I am pissed.
I took out the diff grease, put in the "Chrispins" (thanks Chris), put everything back together, put in my electronics and thought I'd be able to go out and test out the new rig tomorrow..... then I noticed the front right axle had an inordinate amount of play in it. Took it apart and whoever Losi is sub-conning the the assembly to forgot to to install a CV coupler inside the dogbone !!! Just a pin going through the damn dogbone!! WTF ?!?! Besides the Chrispins now I have to buy a $20.00 set of 10-T CVs just to get this rig runnable...jeezzus.... what's next?

#5534
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#5535

TBR has come through with a front bumper and a rear skid plate.
On another note I don't find it too hard to believe you can bend the pins with your hands.
It is really thin in the middle and if it's a soft metal that is easy for a lot of men to just be able to bend it with your hands, especially for men who work with their hands on a regular basis.
On another note I don't find it too hard to believe you can bend the pins with your hands.
It is really thin in the middle and if it's a soft metal that is easy for a lot of men to just be able to bend it with your hands, especially for men who work with their hands on a regular basis.