thecman26

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Great video!

Flybiyou

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I just bought the 22t kit this will be my 2nd kit ever as I just got into the racing part of rc. I bought the xxxtcr 6 months ago but parts seem to be harder and harder to come by..

Couple of questions for you 22t owners

1.What spacer should I use for a savox sc1258tg. It is not listed in the manual.
2. Any tips before I start the build?
3. I noticed there is no servo saver why? Also what servo arm should I use then?

Thanks

AssocRacer

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My kit went together fairly well. I would get the carbide diff balls and thrust balls right away, and the low friction shock shaft seals. Also, the nuts that fit into front camber link need to be put in upside down to allow enough of the locknut to engage. But as far as that goes, you're going to want to get the front and rear aluminum camber blocks, and the ball studs that come with the kit are generally too short. I would go with the 8mm or 10mm long ball studs. the As far as servo arm, I would read the manual on the servo to see how many teeth the servo head has. The kit comes with a 23, 24, and 25 tooth arm. As far as spacers, you want the link from the arm to the rack to be as close to parallel to the rack as possible. So it's more or less trial and error. As far as servo savers go, you really don't need one in 10th scale. The common practice has been to glue the servo savers together on both Losi and Associated cars, so when Losi made this truck (and buggy for that matter) they completely eliminated the servo saver.

Ruffy

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I just built mine recently and using the same Savox servo, I tried a few shims, but seems to work best with no shim spacers.

Use the 25T servo arm supplied.

No servo savers, since most good servos nowdays are metal geared and not as pricey as the old days.

I haven't had to flip the locknuts to get the screws to engage the nylon portion of the locknut on any of my two 22 builds or this 22T build.
I tried the low friction seals and prefer to build mine entirely with the stock seals or use one low friction o-ring in first, then the second o-ring a standard one.

Tony Vega

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Anyone compare the latest Corey setup vs the recommended Dustin/Spektrum setup and which did they prefer? I'm going to try Corey's setup next.

Otto.951

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I dind't use no servo spacers with the savox 1258
I'm also using a tlr aluminum servo horn 25t

RShockley

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I drove today in practice for the JConcepts Nats with both setups. Started out with Dustins spektrum race setup. The truck felt pretty good but I wanted to be able to push the truck a little more. I switched to Coreys setup and it felt much more planted everywhere on the track. I was able to push the truck alot harder and picked up 7 tenths a lap. I made a slight change by moving the shock location front and rear to 2/outside and picked up another 2 tenths. Running his setup with JConcepts green Pressure Points, proline foams, and some trinity blue dot traction compound. The truck feels great and I can't wait till qualifing in the morning.

Thanks for the setup Corey! It works great!

Flybiyou

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3:24 in the mourning and the 22t is all together.. Just need to mount electronics.

I found that the rear a arms seem to have front to back slop.. The front are solid. I checked over the layout again and everything is as should be. Did anyone run by this with your kit? It seems it needs a 1.0 shim in there to get it nice and snug.

Anyone have pics of electronics in the rear motor position for a idea of what you did with all the extra wire from the receiver and servo.

Thanks

matt*strike

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Twist them around a hex wrench like a barber shop pole before you plug them in. It makes a nice little curly q wire.

Corey Bernardo

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Good Luck in qualifying bud!!!!!!!! Awesome and have a blast driving the truck hard as heck lol...

RShockley

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Now if I can just get the driver to cooperate I will be set.

tonyd

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I see nobody else noticed the JC green pressure points in his set up. Where can I get some?????

PnchoPwr

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Howdy all, haven't been reading this thread much, so I'm sorry because I'm what I'm gonna ask has been asked many times. I've been running the box stock setup for a couple months now, but I'm wanting to change it up as I think I'll be able to push the truck harder. I was wondering what setup would work good for a medium to high grip track.

thecman26

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There are a few to choose from on the Petit RC database, I have had good luck so far with mine.
Good luck and have fun, it's a great truck!

http://www.petitrc.com/setup/losi/Se...wentyTwoT.html

PnchoPwr

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Thanks for the tips. I know it's a great truck, been doing very well with it, I just think I'll be able to push it a little further than I already am.