TLR 8IGHT E 3.0 THREAD
#605
Tech Regular
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 353
Guys,
If your front end is binding check your ball stud linkage that bolts to the front shock tower. It"s close enough to the front gear case that it"s rubbing. I took a dremel to the plastic linkage on both sides and now the front suspension drops with no resistance.
If your front end is binding check your ball stud linkage that bolts to the front shock tower. It"s close enough to the front gear case that it"s rubbing. I took a dremel to the plastic linkage on both sides and now the front suspension drops with no resistance.
#606
Hay guys I posted this in the RX8 gen 2 thread. How are you guys mounting your ESC to the chassis. I've used double sided tape and it seams to always come off eventually. I have gone to double sided tape and shoe goo. I have Sean people use hard plastic heavy duty Velcro but I'm not sure about it.
Are there any other ways that are better?
What do you guys think?
Are there any other ways that are better?
What do you guys think?
#607
Tech Initiate
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 23
From: California
Hay guys I posted this in the RX8 gen 2 thread. How are you guys mounting your ESC to the chassis. I've used double sided tape and it seams to always come off eventually. I have gone to double sided tape and shoe goo. I have Sean people use hard plastic heavy duty Velcro but I'm not sure about it.
Are there any other ways that are better?
What do you guys think?
Are there any other ways that are better?
What do you guys think?
#608
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 3,558
Hay guys I posted this in the RX8 gen 2 thread. How are you guys mounting your ESC to the chassis. I've used double sided tape and it seams to always come off eventually. I have gone to double sided tape and shoe goo. I have Sean people use hard plastic heavy duty Velcro but I'm not sure about it.
Are there any other ways that are better?
What do you guys think?
Are there any other ways that are better?
What do you guys think?
#615
With the 3.0-E some of us are running light motor and battery setups for indoor running. Works great for a more nimble car. If you run at a large outdoor track you might want a heavier setup.



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