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Old 08-21-2015, 09:52 AM
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Protek 130T. Been using them in sc, ebuggy and nitro buggy. Super smooth and powerful. $89
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Old 08-21-2015, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by xxfile
Welll after two years the Savox 1258 packed it in the other day. this servo has been great but it is out of stock currently at my supplier.
any other recommendations for a good servo. i dont want anything chinese just good name brand stuff i dont mind paying for quality.
I would try the new Spektrum S6240. Same speed as the older 6040, twice the torque and a shorter case. So, we run them and cut down our servo mount to lower it.
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Old 08-21-2015, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by hacker07
I would try the new Spektrum S6240. Same speed as the older 6040, twice the torque and a shorter case. So, we run them and cut down our servo mount to lower it.
What is the benefit of a lower mounted servo?
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Old 08-21-2015, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by maddog9
What is the benefit of a lower mounted servo?
Lower CG.
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Originally Posted by Casper
Tekin ESC with Hotwire and you can make that curve
Interesting. I may end up biting the bullet on one after all since this is the case. It's just a shame radio companies haven't made this a standard feature in the higher end radios. It has always intrigued me how you can buy a 10 channel air radio like my Futaba 10J with mixing and all the bells and whistles for about half the price of an inferior functioned "high end" ground Tx.
It's as if the vehicle electronics are a decade behind the available technology curve.
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Anyone have any suggestions on how to keep the diffs from leaking like a friggin siv. I just rebuilt them and they are leaking after one day out
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Old 08-23-2015, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by zuki250
Anyone have any suggestions on how to keep the diffs from leaking like a friggin siv. I just rebuilt them and they are leaking after one day out
Ive had my truck nearly 2 years now, my diffs have been leak free since day one. When I built them I sanded the main diff cup flat, used HPI Z449 screws ( 2mm hex head and a hair longer than stock) I put a dab of black Losi grease around the gasket and they have been leak proof. I also have MIP diff kits inside them, but I doubt they have anything to do with the leak proff-ness.
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Old 08-23-2015, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by zuki250
Anyone have any suggestions on how to keep the diffs from leaking like a friggin siv. I just rebuilt them and they are leaking after one day out
Are they leaking on the gear side or non gear side? Or both?
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There was oil everywhere so not sure
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Old 08-23-2015, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by zuki250
There was oil everywhere so not sure
The reason I ask is it can be two totally different problems that could be causing it. I would start with a new h d diff case with the integrated inserts, and also new out drives. The key normally is to not put too much oil in when building the diff. Make sure you put all gears in the case and then with you thumb press down on the top gear and swipe from one side to the other wiping off all oil. Do it several times to make sure all excess oil is removed. Been doing ours like this since the 2.0 scte came out and it never leaks. Build according to the Manuel and remove excess oil like I stated above and all should be good. It will leak some once the gear case and out drives are worn but this takes a while to happen. At that point just replace.
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Did you grease the outdrives before you put them back in? Did you use new O rings? Putting the outdrives back in dry could've caused a tear in the O rings. Are your screws tightened up properly?
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There is a good video by Adam Drake showing the process I described above. Just look up diff building by Adam Drake on you tube.
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I greased the outdrives...used some green slime on the orings, the longer screw etc.
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Sweet! I joined. What is your game plan with the new page? Are you planning on doing some personal write ups, setups, etc?
Just sharing tips and setups, race results, etc. It is also probably the best out let to ask me questions and get an answer.
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I just purchased a used roller from a buddy at my local track because i know TLR will be coming out with a 3.0 or something new in the near future, I can feel it So like we all would do, I'm going to strip it down and replace all worn out parts, but i also want to upgrade what should be upgraded. What i have so far is:

LOSB3569 Losi Differential Gear Set w/Hardware (Ten-T)
MIP12199 MIP TEN-SCTE Mod1 Spur Gear (41T)
MIP13249 MIP Pro4-Mance SCTE 2.0 Rigid Chassis Brace Kit
PTK-6701-RSZZ ProTek RC 12x18x4mm Dual Sealed
PTK-MR105-2RS ProTek RC 5x10x4mm Rubber Sealed Bearing
PTK-MR126-2RS ProTek RC 6x12x4mm Rubber Sealed Bearing
TKR2212 Tekno RC M6 Front & Rear Outdrive Set
TKR2213 Tekno RC HD Center Driveshaft (SCTE - Front/SCTE 2.0 - Rear)
TKR2217 Tekno RC HD Center Driveshaft (SCTE - Rear/SCTE 2.0 - Front)
TLR3100 Team Losi Racing Aluminum Rear Gearbox Bearing Insert Set
TLR332001 Team Losi Racing HD Differential Housing w/Integrated Insert
TLR334017 Team Losi Racing Aluminum 15 Degree Front Spindle Carrier
XRA964050 XRAY 5x15x0.3mm Washer

What else do you think I need?
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