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Old 11-17-2014, 09:23 PM
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Made a wing for my 22t mm today out of a buggy wing. It's about 1" shorter than the stock tlr wing... We will see if that matters on the track.
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Old 11-17-2014, 09:40 PM
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Looking for a recommendation on gearing a 13.5.
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Old 11-18-2014, 04:53 AM
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I want to say I've got mine at 25/78 but I'd have to look later to be sure. This was for a smaller, lower traction track. Of course it will vary a little motor to motor and what rotor it has. Run it three minutes and temp it and if its good run it another three and check again.
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Originally Posted by Ledonne99
Is losi going to start making these again?
You will never get an official answer to this question but the rest of the TLR 22 lineup has received a 2.0 refresh so you never know what might happen.
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Old 11-18-2014, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Casper
You will never get an official answer to this question but the rest of the TLR 22 lineup has received a 2.0 refresh so you never know what might happen.
Someone whispered something along the lines of a new kit being prototyped at OC/RC over the last month.
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Old 11-18-2014, 10:32 PM
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Can my AE Spurs and pads be used?
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Old 11-18-2014, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by kjohnsiii
Made a wing for my 22t mm today out of a buggy wing. It's about 1" shorter than the stock tlr wing... We will see if that matters on the track.
Either way will be better then nothing back there.
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Old 11-18-2014, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by nitrousdave
I want to say I've got mine at 25/78 but I'd have to look later to be sure. This was for a smaller, lower traction track. Of course it will vary a little motor to motor and what rotor it has. Run it three minutes and temp it and if its good run it another three and check again.
That's not too far off what I ran with my T4.2, except the pinion was a 26.
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Old 11-19-2014, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by jpcopeland1
Someone whispered something along the lines of a new kit being prototyped at OC/RC over the last month.
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Can my AE Spurs and pads be used?
There were team drivers playing with a Stadium Truck at OCRC. It was fast too!

Yes you can use the entire AE slipper on the 22T top shaft. If you use AE pads you need a AE spur. You the plates are interchangable.

The 2.0 slipper stuff is pretty good stuff. The new grooved slipper plates and the HDS slipper pads and spurs from TLR.
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Hey Casper any tips on the Bell Cranks? Noticed when I put them on before I left for Europe that the truck would not turn to the right, had full throw to the left, but barely any throw to the right. Jake Thayer and I looked it over, he is not convinced that they work, I have the SCT turnbuckles as stated are required, but no Bueno. The servo it's self when turning to the left to turn the cranks to the right goes so far left that it locks there, Tried 2 different servos, one XP Digital, one Spektrum, both exhibit the same behavior. Drag link is set to the length required for the SCT 2.0 as advised by Jake.
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Originally Posted by Casper
There were team drivers playing with a Stadium Truck at OCRC. It was fast too!

Yes you can use the entire AE slipper on the 22T top shaft. If you use AE pads you need a AE spur. You the plates are interchangable.

The 2.0 slipper stuff is pretty good stuff. The new grooved slipper plates and the HDS slipper pads and spurs from TLR.
I have it on the truck now. Just need to figure out this Bell Crank system. Having a few problems with it. Also caught a glimpse of something on one of the pit Tables by a company in Blue today half covered with a white body that looked like a mid-motor B5 platform stadium truck. Lots of stadium trucks for practice late last night, I think if TLR and AE do produce whatever these proto-types are for Cactus next year the class will explode as we have now 12 drivers at LRH running Saturday morning 13.5 Stadium Truck. Even had a B main.
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Originally Posted by jpcopeland1
Hey Casper any tips on the Bell Cranks? Noticed when I put them on before I left for Europe that the truck would not turn to the right, had full throw to the left, but barely any throw to the right. Jake Thayer and I looked it over, he is not convinced that they work, I have the SCT turnbuckles as stated are required, but no Bueno. The servo it's self when turning to the left to turn the cranks to the right goes so far left that it locks there, Tried 2 different servos, one XP Digital, one Spektrum, both exhibit the same behavior. Drag link is set to the length required for the SCT 2.0 as advised by Jake.
Look close and make sure the servo to belcrank link is not hitting the servo. (servo spacing is correct). Might need to slightly raise the ball stud on the bellcrank side. I would have to look at it myself to come up with other things that it might be. Make sure it moves both directions without servo (I know this is a duh). Other issue it migth be again servo spacing is the servo arm may be rubbing on the top brace and may require a little "clearance". Just thinking of things I have seen in the past. I would expcet Jake to find these things as he is really good at looking over this stuff but maybe he missed one? I could be something completely different as well.
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Guys I need some help.
Anyone have the part numbers for the new 2.0 shafts for the 22t?

Also, what is needed to correctly install the bell cranks?

thanks guys!
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Originally Posted by Roger H
Guys I need some help.
Anyone have the part numbers for the new 2.0 shafts for the 22t?

Also, what is needed to correctly install the bell cranks?

thanks guys!
1 x Team Losi Racing 22 2.0 3.5x50mm TiCN Rear Shock Shaft (2) (TLR233002)
1 x Team Losi Racing 3.5x57.5mm TiCN Rear Shock Shaft (2) (TLR233004)

Just put bellcranks on mine. Left the standard ball cups and tierod on and works fine. if you want to use HD ones including the offset one (not needed for clearance on the truck like it is on the buggy) then you need to get

1 x Team Losi Racing 70mm HD Turnbuckle Set (2) (TLR6065)
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