TLR 22SCT Thread (Check First Page for FAQ & INFO)
#2131
ok guys just got back from the track and I have to say im a little disappointed! I stripped a spur gear(stupid me for not checking the motor bolts) and borrowed a 88t from a friend..but guess what?!? The gear cover doesnt fit! 2 teeth bigger then stock and the truck doesnt work!
#2132
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ok guys just got back from the track and I have to say im a little disappointed! I stripped a spur gear(stupid me for not checking the motor bolts) and borrowed a 88t from a friend..but guess what?!? The gear cover doesnt fit! 2 teeth bigger then stock and the truck doesnt work!
#2133
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I just priced a 22sct out on www.nitrohouse.com with discount code summer2012 and shipping cam to $329 just a heads up for guys still looking for one.
#2134
a main had it for 345 out the door
#2137
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ok guys just got back from the track and I have to say im a little disappointed! I stripped a spur gear(stupid me for not checking the motor bolts) and borrowed a 88t from a friend..but guess what?!? The gear cover doesnt fit! 2 teeth bigger then stock and the truck doesnt work!
Buy the right size spur, or run without the cover. Not a big deal. The truck will work.
#2138
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Strange problem with my diff. When I was assembling my diff, as I did many times before on my other cars, I found out that when I snug my center bolt, my out drives bite together and the plastic gear in the middle is loose and wiggly. So after closer inspection, it looked like one of those outdrives was not machined right. Anyways, that is what I was hoping for....after $20 for new out drives and 40 miles round trip to the hobby shop, my diff was fixed! Thanks Losi!
#2139
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I've run the XXX-SCT since it came out, which I understand shares the same transmission ratio, and have never ever needed an 88. I've run with 8.5, 10.5 and 17.5. I suspect that if you have an 88 something is amiss.
Buy the right size spur, or run without the cover. Not a big deal. The truck will work.
Buy the right size spur, or run without the cover. Not a big deal. The truck will work.
#2141
ok guys just got back from the track and I have to say im a little disappointed! I stripped a spur gear(stupid me for not checking the motor bolts) and borrowed a 88t from a friend..but guess what?!? The gear cover doesnt fit! 2 teeth bigger then stock and the truck doesnt work!
The 86 spur gear that is included in the kit is the recommended size for mod motors.
#2142
Got a chance to drive one today on a high bite indoor clay track- small and technical.
Car seemed pretty good even with the stock setup, but the steering pushed.changed the caster and it was better. Overall though, I think the metal chassis makes it really "glued" to the track, feels more like a buggy than SC. Also turned well too, but with some setup work I think it will be a winner. Overall very smooth to drive and jumps well too.
Car seemed pretty good even with the stock setup, but the steering pushed.changed the caster and it was better. Overall though, I think the metal chassis makes it really "glued" to the track, feels more like a buggy than SC. Also turned well too, but with some setup work I think it will be a winner. Overall very smooth to drive and jumps well too.
#2143
Strange problem with my diff. When I was assembling my diff, as I did many times before on my other cars, I found out that when I snug my center bolt, my out drives bite together and the plastic gear in the middle is loose and wiggly. So after closer inspection, it looked like one of those outdrives was not machined right. Anyways, that is what I was hoping for....after $20 for new out drives and 40 miles round trip to the hobby shop, my diff was fixed! Thanks Losi!
#2144
i'm running a associated 87th, slipper pads, and vented hubs with no fitment issues.