TLR 22T Thread
#6091
Tech Adept
I'm not sure if I should ask this here but I couldn't find an MIP thread. I have a 22t that I switched over to the Mip pucks system. I'm rebuilding the diff and I bought the Tlr232001 diff service kit. The Tlr diff rings are bigger than the Mip rings. So they won't fit on the outdrive. So I will just use the old rings I guess. My question is has anyone else used the Tlr diff build kit with the Mip shiney pucks system. I'm just wondering cause of the rings and also the screw is a tiny big bigger on the end where the hex goes in but I think it would work. I just wanna make sure it works incase I need to buy anything else, I gotta buy new bearings anyway so while I'm at the shop I could pick something else up
#6092
Tech Adept
Yea that's what I thought because the thrust screw washer on the Mip has a plastic washer with a groove in it... Id like to know why though because you would think a metal washer would be better than the plastic. The Mip outdrive must not be flush and have a groove for the plastic washer
#6093
Tech Adept
Over the past few months I have acquired a 22T 1.0. I have installed the exotek bellcrank steering system, flite spur and spur eliminator to run this in a 17.5 stock class. I have also picked up a 22 2.0 buggy.
I am interested in learning which components are interchangeable between the 22T 1.0 and 2.0 as well as the buggy and stadium truck...
I am interested in learning which components are interchangeable between the 22T 1.0 and 2.0 as well as the buggy and stadium truck...
#6095
#6096
Tech Addict
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I just got a 22T (1.0), and I'm setting it up for a dirt track. I have it mostly dialed, but....
Is there a way to get more steering throw? I set my EPA to 120%, which helped. But it is still less throw than I am used to.
The car (used) came with the stock plastic servo horn; is there a longer horn that will give more throw, without binding or rubbing on anything?
Also, does the aluminum steering rack give more throw, or does it just give smoother steering response?
Is there a way to get more steering throw? I set my EPA to 120%, which helped. But it is still less throw than I am used to.
The car (used) came with the stock plastic servo horn; is there a longer horn that will give more throw, without binding or rubbing on anything?
Also, does the aluminum steering rack give more throw, or does it just give smoother steering response?
#6097
Tech Elite
iTrader: (39)
I just got a 22T (1.0), and I'm setting it up for a dirt track. I have it mostly dialed, but....
Is there a way to get more steering throw? I set my EPA to 120%, which helped. But it is still less throw than I am used to.
The car (used) came with the stock plastic servo horn; is there a longer horn that will give more throw, without binding or rubbing on anything?
Also, does the aluminum steering rack give more throw, or does it just give smoother steering response?
Is there a way to get more steering throw? I set my EPA to 120%, which helped. But it is still less throw than I am used to.
The car (used) came with the stock plastic servo horn; is there a longer horn that will give more throw, without binding or rubbing on anything?
Also, does the aluminum steering rack give more throw, or does it just give smoother steering response?
As for increasing throw, are you saying that currently the wheels don't turn as far as they can? When you have the servo disconnected from the steering, do you see the wheels turn more?
#6098
just came across a Gen 1 tlr 22 thinking about converting it to a stadium truck but i see the chassis has 2 differen't part numbers could i still use the the 22 buggy chassis?