TLR 8IGHT E 3.0 THREAD
#2611
1) replace bearings if they are worn
2) replace worn arms or hubs
3) tighten wheel nuts
2) replace worn arms or hubs
3) tighten wheel nuts
#2614
Teckno traction clutch
I used the teckno traktion clutch in my losi 2.0t E on 4cell with teckno chassis all summer at local club races. Medium springs and had no problems with properly shimmed diffs all year. All stock esc setting and 7-10-5 oills would just pop the front end up after landing sometimes. With clutch, a lot less, have landed full throttle trying to correct nose down flying and never heard the dreaded crunching. Our outdoor track is rough with a lot of flat landing jumps so it's nothing smooth yet my drivetrain survived the season. All in all I would say a "professional" on a professional track probally wouldn't need it but for me, I wanted help my drivetrain survive without tearing down my diffs every race day and I was pleasantly surprised.
#2615
Follow up- the Eco power 4s 4100 lipo is awesome!! Good buy. The punch it has for just 35c makes me see that overall C rating is bogus. Ne ways quick question. I'm eyeing the SMC 3500 4s battery. Is that to little mah in a battery for 1/8 buggy?
#2616
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (34)
You should be able to pull out 10 min on that pack but not much more. I used to run my Venom 3800mah dual shorty pack setup and could run 10 min mains with it but almost no warm up. Just to give a refernece. Your driving style and motor and track conditions will all play a part in runtime but it can be done. (I run the Tekin T8i 1950KV motor and have since upgraded to Venom 4500mah 100C dual shorites).
#2618
I'm sure they did but when you look at how lite the ecopower battery is the others don't compare. Since I'm racing I factor that in, very important.
#2620
Tech Rookie
thinking of picking up a losi 3.o
Hello I was thinking of picking up a losi buggy after struggling with a tekno eb48.2. The tekno was just too aggressive and I could not get it to handle for my driving style. I drove someone else's losi and liked it alot. I even drove a mugen,serpent, and few others and I like the losi the most. The mugen was handled just like the losi but I know more local people that drive a losi. I was wondering if I should bother with buying a new one or get one used I know the pros and cons of both but I don't know much about the new losi and its parts if they ware quick or not. Plus I'm not looking forward to putting a whole kit together again. Any help would be great on what parts I would need either way thanks
#2621
Tech Addict
iTrader: (41)
Hello I was thinking of picking up a losi buggy after struggling with a tekno eb48.2. The tekno was just too aggressive and I could not get it to handle for my driving style. I drove someone else's losi and liked it alot. I even drove a mugen,serpent, and few others and I like the losi the most. The mugen was handled just like the losi but I know more local people that drive a losi. I was wondering if I should bother with buying a new one or get one used I know the pros and cons of both but I don't know much about the new losi and its parts if they ware quick or not. Plus I'm not looking forward to putting a whole kit together again. Any help would be great on what parts I would need either way thanks
fwiw I always buy used, but I also enjoy the fix up work. the most common issue i find (with any make) are stripped plastics. most people won't sell you broken parts. baking soda+super glue fix usually works for little stripped plastic holes. IMO you don't need super fresh bearings/diffs/shocks to know if you like how the car handles.
EB4.2 is a great car. I would look at other factors that seem to make is "aggressive" before buying a different car (like motor power, gearing, over all setup maybe you can soften it up).
#2622
Tech Rookie
fwiw I always buy used, but I also enjoy the fix up work. the most common issue i find (with any make) are stripped plastics. most people won't sell you broken parts. baking soda+super glue fix usually works for little stripped plastic holes. IMO you don't need super fresh bearings/diffs/shocks to know if you like how the car handles.
EB4.2 is a great car. I would look at other factors that seem to make is "aggressive" before buying a different car (like motor power, gearing, over all setup maybe you can soften it up).
EB4.2 is a great car. I would look at other factors that seem to make is "aggressive" before buying a different car (like motor power, gearing, over all setup maybe you can soften it up).
#2623
Tech Regular
iTrader: (1)
Hello I was thinking of picking up a losi buggy after struggling with a tekno eb48.2. The tekno was just too aggressive and I could not get it to handle for my driving style. I drove someone else's losi and liked it alot. I even drove a mugen,serpent, and few others and I like the losi the most. The mugen was handled just like the losi but I know more local people that drive a losi. I was wondering if I should bother with buying a new one or get one used I know the pros and cons of both but I don't know much about the new losi and its parts if they ware quick or not. Plus I'm not looking forward to putting a whole kit together again. Any help would be great on what parts I would need either way thanks
#2624
Ok guys, what are u actually braking on this guy? Just wanna make sure I'll have what I need if anything breaks.
Thanks guys
Merse
Thanks guys
Merse