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Originally Posted by nanoverse
(Post 12498421)
Extension or rewiring is what ya need.
Note: I already took the bottom case off to see if there was extra wire |
There are super short to long extension wires, figure out how much your short and get one that's as close to that as you can.
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I needed a 1.5" in mine
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Thanks, hoese where did you get your extension, shortest I've found is 3", are you using a RP servo?
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Originally Posted by Brandonmorris44
(Post 12497647)
Hb grey springs are a good choice I run hb grey front and rear springs
8x1.3 tekno pistons with 37.5 front 32.5 rear losi oil . Full rebound front Zero rear. Fells great |
Originally Posted by Graham11
(Post 12498267)
Hey cptn do you have a set up sheet?
Originally Posted by Rockthecatbox21
(Post 12498342)
+1 blockades look just like aka impacts. The impacts are my go-to tire for blue-groove. They suffer a bit in the looser stuff, but when the track is clean they hook up very well.
Originally Posted by XRated SCT
(Post 12498397)
Anyone running the radiopost servo, I installed the servo and the wire is barely gets in the rx case
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Originally Posted by Cptn Cartwheel
(Post 12499126)
I'll try to make one of really quick at my next delivery. I'm driving a semi right now.
definitely similar, but the pin staggering is slightly different along with the spacing, and the edges are rounded where the blockade have a vertical pin edge. so yeah they're the same, except theyre different. impacts seem better on blue groove and clean stuff, block its like it a little rough and dirty, but can be a bit edgy. extensions, the only way to go. |
Originally Posted by XRated SCT
(Post 12498515)
Thanks, hoese where did you get your extension, shortest I've found is 3", are you using a RP servo?
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Originally Posted by XRated SCT
(Post 12498515)
Thanks, hoese where did you get your extension, shortest I've found is 3", are you using a RP servo?
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Will I lose anything using an extension, I'm guessing if I can find a short one that there won't be anything too different, I read something on using servo extensions dropping power
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Originally Posted by honda237
(Post 12498539)
I don't have grey for the front, so yellows will have to do. Are the tekno pistons worth the $25? I am thinking ae 40wt front and 35wt rear because only have those also.
You can also on the cheap do this: - Take your current 10 x 1.2mm hole pistons - Seal up 2 of the holes - OPTIONAL: drill out the other holes to 1.3mm with the now 8 x 1.2mm pistons, you will need lighter oils. probably 2.5W lighter than what guys who use 8 x 1.3mm pistons use. Its worth getting a selection of oils. with the oils you have now, you may find sticking with the current pistons better. |
Originally Posted by Cptn Cartwheel
(Post 12499126)
I'll try to make one of really quick at my next delivery. I'm driving a semi right now.
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Originally Posted by Cptn Cartwheel
(Post 12499524)
my phone has issues with this site. It won't let me choose a file to upload, and I can't use the search function either. Can I email it to one of you guys and have you post it?
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Originally Posted by Cain
(Post 12499475)
The 1.3 x 8 hole kyosho's can be hand relatively cheap and do the job. Not a knock on Tekno, if you are on a budget just an option to consider.
You can also on the cheap do this: - Take your current 10 x 1.2mm hole pistons - Seal up 2 of the holes - OPTIONAL: drill out the other holes to 1.3mm with the now 8 x 1.2mm pistons, you will need lighter oils. probably 2.5W lighter than what guys who use 8 x 1.3mm pistons use. Its worth getting a selection of oils. with the oils you have now, you may find sticking with the current pistons better. |
Originally Posted by symmetricon
(Post 12498216)
if your talking about mikes hobby shop, blockades suck a big one. gridirons or megabytes are much much better.
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