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r u guys running pl molded inserts like you would on the buggy? Ill be glueing blue barcodes and not sure if i should but the open cell in
med hite indoor wet to dry clay |
As smooth as your track is you can prolly get away with it. I only run moldeds in 1/8th.
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Originally Posted by idrummerboy13
(Post 10468441)
r u guys running pl molded inserts like you would on the buggy? Ill be glueing blue barcodes and not sure if i should but the open cell in
med hite indoor wet to dry clay the other option is to wrap tape around the rim (i fill up till its level with the edge of the rim when i do this) |
Ok, so as many as us AE t4.1 drivers know, the stock servo that comes in the rtr kit really sucks. I should have found an alternative after the first one gave way, but didn't. I just went thru my fourth SHV1504MG servo today, and now have had enough. What kinda servos have y'all found as an upgrade for the t4.1? I'm looking for a higher torque and speed servo. And does:confused::confused: anyone know of any manufacture that sells blue anodized servos? I've seen silver.. Thanks guys
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I love the Savox 1258. Super fast and plenty strong. I also just tried out an MKS DS1210 and so far I have been pretty happy with it and its quite a bit cheaper. Neither fit the blue anodized criteria though.
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Originally Posted by bds81175
(Post 10471935)
I love the Savox 1258. Super fast and plenty strong. I also just tried out an MKS DS1210 and so far I have been pretty happy with it and its quite a bit cheaper. Neither fit the blue anodized criteria though.
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Originally Posted by Jake S
(Post 10468704)
indoor clay im running slicks w/ proline closed cell w/ stock foams shoved under them. sounds like it should be really stiff, but its not really. stiffer then a bomb one firm tho.
the other option is to wrap tape around the rim (i fill up till its level with the edge of the rim when i do this) |
Originally Posted by Drtdvl5
(Post 10471988)
Thanks..I've never heard of MKS, but I've heard alot about savox. Sounds like there are quite a few people who swiched their stock servo to a savox...is 1258 the correct model for the t4.1 application?? Thanks for your input.
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Originally Posted by bds81175
(Post 10472292)
MKS commonly has banner adds on RC Tech. Like I said, its a decent servo and I only paid $35 for it. Seems like quite a steal. The Savox 1258 would be perfect for a T4. Tons of torque and super fast.
1258TI from A-Main! |
Originally Posted by LoudOne
(Post 10354006)
Speaking of shocks, I'm surprised no one here has tried out the Proline Power Stroke Big Bore shocks. I run them in my T4 and woudn't go back to anything else. The only mod I did was to put some RPM limiters on the inside of the shock body..
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Originally Posted by Cain
(Post 10465752)
if you want to see how the effect of limiting the droop would be, I have heard you could run zip ties to limit the travel and then based on what you find, you can make it more permanent by putting limiters in the shocks themselves.
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any find any other springs other that rt5 or 22t springs that work on the front?
the green 22t spring seems too soft for the front. |
FYI, the Align 610 is Blue Anodized... It works great... Check it out...
http://www.servodatabase.com/servo/align/ds610 |
i got my b4.1 in the mail and wondering if a novak ballistic 17.5 motor will be a good motor for it.
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Originally Posted by Drtdvl5
(Post 10472333)
Thanks for the input. Just ordered a savox
1258TI from A-Main! |
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