10LikesTLR TEN-SCTE 2.0 Kit Thread
02-06-2016, 03:25 PM
#8926
Tech Adept
iTrader: (2)
Hello,
I looking to buy front and rear aluminum hinge pin/ arm carriers I have original scte with mip kit and it has plastic and metal carriers.
Also looking for tekno front drive shaft kit for scte if someone had spares or used would be ok also.
Also snr+9mm front and rear shock towers.
If anyone has spares or used hop ups for scte please let me know...
I looking to buy front and rear aluminum hinge pin/ arm carriers I have original scte with mip kit and it has plastic and metal carriers.
Also looking for tekno front drive shaft kit for scte if someone had spares or used would be ok also.
Also snr+9mm front and rear shock towers.
If anyone has spares or used hop ups for scte please let me know...
02-09-2016, 09:52 AM
#8927
Tech Rookie
How do you do your Losi ten scte 2.0 shocks
Hi I just join this site and I've always wondered what's is the right way to do your shocks how to bleed it what's the rebound have to be at just step by step stuff id be very thankful if somebody tell me how to rebuild and fill and everything from start to finish
02-09-2016, 11:15 AM
#8930
02-09-2016, 02:54 PM
#8931
02-10-2016, 01:20 AM
#8933
02-10-2016, 05:05 AM
#8934
I watched some tips on you tube for the emulsion setup. I had never used this method before. Without using a bladder you fill your shocks up with oil, let the bubbles out then cap. With the bleeder screw out, you compress the shock all the way and quickly put the screw back in.
If I am incorrect I hope someone will chime in.
If I am incorrect I hope someone will chime in.
02-10-2016, 06:08 AM
#8935
I watched some tips on you tube for the emulsion setup. I had never used this method before. Without using a bladder you fill your shocks up with oil, let the bubbles out then cap. With the bleeder screw out, you compress the shock all the way and quickly put the screw back in.
If I am incorrect I hope someone will chime in.
If I am incorrect I hope someone will chime in.
Ideally you want the shock to be as "dead" as possible. No kick out or retraction compressed or extended. But you will always get a little movement no matter what you do. If not, you will most certainly have allowed to much air into the system. A very fine medium is what you want, especially if your using VRP two stage pistons.
02-10-2016, 09:41 AM
#8936
Tech Rookie
Thanks guys for the shock tip I'm gonna try it asap
02-10-2016, 10:14 PM
#8937
So, what's the word on the 22 shock conversion kit? Anyone running it? Any opinions?
My current shocks are tired. Need to be rebuilt, so thinking about this kit instead.
My concern is the stiffest available front spring for these shocks, which is rated at 4.1. There are times I run on sugar and use the purple front SCTE spring, which is rated at 4.5. So not sure if this will work.
Whatcha think?
My current shocks are tired. Need to be rebuilt, so thinking about this kit instead.
My concern is the stiffest available front spring for these shocks, which is rated at 4.1. There are times I run on sugar and use the purple front SCTE spring, which is rated at 4.5. So not sure if this will work.
Whatcha think?
02-10-2016, 10:46 PM
#8938
So, what's the word on the 22 shock conversion kit? Anyone running it? Any opinions?
My current shocks are tired. Need to be rebuilt, so thinking about this kit instead.
My concern is the stiffest available front spring for these shocks, which is rated at 4.1. There are times I run on sugar and use the purple front SCTE spring, which is rated at 4.5. So not sure if this will work.
Whatcha think?
My current shocks are tired. Need to be rebuilt, so thinking about this kit instead.
My concern is the stiffest available front spring for these shocks, which is rated at 4.1. There are times I run on sugar and use the purple front SCTE spring, which is rated at 4.5. So not sure if this will work.
Whatcha think?
02-11-2016, 04:58 AM
#8939
Do you have a video of this? I'm a visual learner.
That the gist of it mainly. After you do this though, you will want to work the piston up a down a bit and then you will notice a pressure build up one more time that will cause the shock to rebound from fully compressed several mm, and also retract from fully extended a few mm to. To remedy this, I loosen the screw about 3/4 of the way out one more time and slowly compress the shaft one more time to release that pressure. If you do it wrong, or allow the shock to extend while the screw is loose, it will suck air in with it. So you have to tighten it each time before you re-extend it again to see if your shock is still holding pressure. It will make a whooshing noise if you allowed to much air into the body and you will have to remove the cap and start over by re-topping the oil once more before putting the cap back on for another attempt. There is some what of a method to it, but once you figure it out, its second nature from then on out to do it right the first time round every time you service them.
Ideally you want the shock to be as "dead" as possible. No kick out or retraction compressed or extended. But you will always get a little movement no matter what you do. If not, you will most certainly have allowed to much air into the system. A very fine medium is what you want, especially if your using VRP two stage pistons.
Ideally you want the shock to be as "dead" as possible. No kick out or retraction compressed or extended. But you will always get a little movement no matter what you do. If not, you will most certainly have allowed to much air into the system. A very fine medium is what you want, especially if your using VRP two stage pistons.
02-11-2016, 07:24 AM
#8940
So, what's the word on the 22 shock conversion kit? Anyone running it? Any opinions?
My current shocks are tired. Need to be rebuilt, so thinking about this kit instead.
My concern is the stiffest available front spring for these shocks, which is rated at 4.1. There are times I run on sugar and use the purple front SCTE spring, which is rated at 4.5. So not sure if this will work.
Whatcha think?
My current shocks are tired. Need to be rebuilt, so thinking about this kit instead.
My concern is the stiffest available front spring for these shocks, which is rated at 4.1. There are times I run on sugar and use the purple front SCTE spring, which is rated at 4.5. So not sure if this will work.
Whatcha think?
http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...odID=TLR233020
We use these springs on the SCT and the SCTE.
22 shock setup is great. Lowers CG, smoother shocks and lighter and increased adjustability due to availability of increased shock spring options. (any 12mm shock springs from TLR, AE, Kyosho, Yok, Durango etc. can now be use which was not available for use on the stock SCTE shocks.