Tekno ET48 Thread
#3946
Surely the ET48 is next.
Pro-Line Enforcer Clear Body Tekno NT48
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXFFND&P=7
Pro-Line Enforcer Clear Body Tekno NT48
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXFFND&P=7
#3948
#3949
SO - I opted for another approach that worked really well and has held up to an astounding amount of abuse over the past year.
All I did was apply a generous amount of tried-n-true Shoe-Goo where I wanted to reinforce the body (mainly the whole front of the truck) and then simply cut my fiber fix "tape" and plop it into the Shoe-Goo and let it dry over night!
The end result really blew me away as far as how it held up over time. My front shock tower never broke through the hood after doing this... Hope this helps!
#3950
This may have been brought up before, but the ET48 manual has a part number wrong. I bent my rear center driveshaft, and in the current manual online it says that the part number is TKR5476. I purchased this part on amain and was surprised to get a really long rear driveshaft for the NT48. The correct part number is 5676.
#3952
#3956

I hope the picture is readable..

Marshals were placed very nicely, because everyone was able to get turned rubber down in a fairly quick time, and no marshals injured.
#3957
#3959
What were the track conditions? If it was loose, you may have been getting too much wheel spin in which case you'd have higher temps. I've been having problems at my track with high temps because of the track being loose. I went up a few teeth on my pinion to help lower the temp.
#3960
What were the track conditions? If it was loose, you may have been getting too much wheel spin in which case you'd have higher temps. I've been having problems at my track with high temps because of the track being loose. I went up a few teeth on my pinion to help lower the temp.



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