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Old 05-25-2015, 07:07 AM
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Is Losi gonna come out with a new truck anytime soon?
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Is Losi gonna come out with a new truck anytime soon?
I'd say no since they just went thru and updated the materials and some parts on this truck making it even better. and this truck is made by TLR not Losi .... (yes I know it's the same company ).
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Originally Posted by claytrackstar
Whats up with sauce? I've been trying to figure out how to get my truck setup but I'm also interested in getting tires hooked up as ive heard it's the first thing to get dialed in. What do I sauce with? how do I apply it? Does it need to soak in?
Sticky Kicks or RC1 sauce are most popular. I like Sticky Blue or RC1 most of the time. Clean your tires and and then apply the sauce and let it soak in for 10-15 min before a run. After a few applications traction should come up quite a bit but it does work with the first application.

RX8 setup.
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You should not need to use both connector holes as with good connectors all this power is still going through the same wires.
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My rear diff was completely empty and seems to not be sealing. Gasket looks ok, do I need to replace it ?
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Old 05-25-2015, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
My rear diff was completely empty and seems to not be sealing. Gasket looks ok, do I need to replace it ?
That is odd. It can be tough to get the screws tight the first time. I am assuming this is a 2.0 truck? 1.0 diffs could leak over time. 2.0 with HD diffs tend to seal really well.
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yes it's a 2.0. I'm baffled as well.
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Thinking about racing ROAR regionals this year... I don't follow the rules that closely but as I understand it, 4 pole motors are NOT legal, correct?
If thats the case, what are my choices in the 550 can/ 2 pole market?
Using a Hobbywing SCT ESC as well.
Thanks in advance
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Old 05-25-2015, 07:09 PM
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not legal? Doog you going to New Reds?
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Old 05-25-2015, 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
not legal? Doog you going to New Reds?
Negative, thats the 10th scale regionals.
4x4SC is running with 8th scale down at Sundancers.
Thats all i'm going to run is ebug and SC.
Been doing some more reading and apparently some 540 4 poles are legal, figures the Hobbywing isnt.
I wonder what in the actual hell Orion is on thinking they have a 540 motor that costs $195!!
I can tell you that I won't be using that one.
Probably a Tekin Pro4
I was worried I was going to have to run a 2 pole motor and start messing with timing and boost and all that crap.
I've never used any boost in any of mine... I could already smell the burnt motors!
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Is turnigy trackstar legal? 4.5 550? let me know when that race is, i would like to go.
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Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
Is turnigy trackstar legal? 4.5 550? let me know when that race is, i would like to go.
The race is like Oct 15th I think.
Only Turnigy Trackstar motor I see on the list is the 540 4 pole, and at $45 bucks, that might be my choice. For that price I could pick up a few if I melt one down during testing.
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Sweet! Thanks man!
Originally Posted by Casper
Sticky Kicks or RC1 sauce are most popular. I like Sticky Blue or RC1 most of the time. Clean your tires and and then apply the sauce and let it soak in for 10-15 min before a run. After a few applications traction should come up quite a bit but it does work with the first application.

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Old 05-26-2015, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
yes it's a 2.0. I'm baffled as well.
I would tear down the diffs and check the o-rings and then make sure you get them tight after a rebuild. Again it can be a little tough to get the screws all the way snug on the first go around.
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Originally Posted by JEFFs SC10
My rear diff was completely empty and seems to not be sealing. Gasket looks ok, do I need to replace it ?

Try better diff screws.

TRAC2523 Screws 2.5x10mm. If you strip the plastic treads try the longer TRA2526 SCREWS 2.5X12mm. Both use a larger hex wrench.

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Thank you, it must be the orings cause I feel like i'm snugging the screws down enough.

If there's a rebuild kit, with the orings I'll do that.
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