ANZA Slash Thread
#1
ANZA Slash Thread
Just thought I would put a thread here to discuss the ANZA Slash LCG Kit. Post pics, setups, race results, etc. Anything ANZA RC related.
Received the chassis kt yesterday and started on the conversion last night. Almost done, just need to place and route electronics. Very well engineered and manufactured. Gonna try something different with the esc placement.
Received the chassis kt yesterday and started on the conversion last night. Almost done, just need to place and route electronics. Very well engineered and manufactured. Gonna try something different with the esc placement.
#2
why isnt this the offical anza thread lol anyways good to see a thread for the anza i'll be getting one soon
#3
Yeah, "Official" does not seem to mean much and wanted let the RCTech users determine if a thread is worthy of becoming the official thread instead of proclaiming it.
Anyway, esc placement....I tend to like short motor wires and I am limited on sensor wire length (with existing wire) so I am playing around with creating a shelf in front of the rear shock tower. The shelf will be CF and the esc is a tekin, so not much weight at play here.
I have the STRC LCG part here as a proof of concept.
Anyway, esc placement....I tend to like short motor wires and I am limited on sensor wire length (with existing wire) so I am playing around with creating a shelf in front of the rear shock tower. The shelf will be CF and the esc is a tekin, so not much weight at play here.
I have the STRC LCG part here as a proof of concept.
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I've been working with mine for a couple of weeks now and although I see a hage difference, I've been struggling to get the Pro-Line control arms to work with the Anza shock towers. I'v done some work in the front and I think I like it, but I just cant get enough ride height from the rear, any suggestions will be tried and appreciated.
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Yeah, "Official" does not seem to mean much and wanted let the RCTech users determine if a thread is worthy of becoming the official thread instead of proclaiming it.
Anyway, esc placement....I tend to like short motor wires and I am limited on sensor wire length (with existing wire) so I am playing around with creating a shelf in front of the rear shock tower. The shelf will be CF and the esc is a tekin, so not much weight at play here.
I have the STRC LCG part here as a proof of concept.
Anyway, esc placement....I tend to like short motor wires and I am limited on sensor wire length (with existing wire) so I am playing around with creating a shelf in front of the rear shock tower. The shelf will be CF and the esc is a tekin, so not much weight at play here.
I have the STRC LCG part here as a proof of concept.
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I just picked up a full Anza Slash and looking for shock oil, shock spring and shock location suggestions. Just a baseline set up. Will be running on outdoor slick tracks, mainly for fun. Truck has:
Anza:
chassis
front tower set up
rear tower set up
rear 1* hubs
front 0* caster blocks
HD front axles
HD rear axles
Ti turnbuckles
Traxxas shocks with stock progressive springs.
Have on the way Viper 3900 kV Copperhead system and a Savox servo.
Anza:
chassis
front tower set up
rear tower set up
rear 1* hubs
front 0* caster blocks
HD front axles
HD rear axles
Ti turnbuckles
Traxxas shocks with stock progressive springs.
Have on the way Viper 3900 kV Copperhead system and a Savox servo.
#9
Ok, got almost everything together and just went for a little test run in the street. It seems very well balanced and stable. I got the CF shelf installed to mount the ESC in front of the rear shock tower. Still planning on installing 2 supports using CF hollow rods and 3x45mm screws for reinforcement.
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looking good
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You could easily take the Tekin and mount it behind the battery and not use that graphite toplate. It will have plenty of cooling. Actually you could easily fit both the speedo and receiver behind the battery since the Tekin is smaller than most other speedos. Would be very easy to do.
Truck does look trick. I like the Anza setup as it is a very nice overall layout.
Truck does look trick. I like the Anza setup as it is a very nice overall layout.
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You could easily take the Tekin and mount it behind the battery and not use that graphite toplate. It will have plenty of cooling. Actually you could easily fit both the speedo and receiver behind the battery since the Tekin is smaller than most other speedos. Would be very easy to do.
Truck does look trick. I like the Anza setup as it is a very nice overall layout.
Truck does look trick. I like the Anza setup as it is a very nice overall layout.
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where do you get the kit ? Straight from anza or another site ?
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