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Originally Posted by werner sline
(Post 13969126)
how does the et48 work with those tires compairing to the mt4g3 ?
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Originally Posted by Mopar2Ya
(Post 13969026)
I finally got mine running, but unfortunately the stock body fits too tight to my ESC/wires. I'm going to try & raise the rear body post.
http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...psbjaundvm.jpg http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...psxkkyvqx8.jpg |
Originally Posted by Mizchief
(Post 13970521)
Holy crap what kind of motor is that that is longer than a trugger motor and the esc?
http://www.tppowerusa.com/motors/bui...series/tp-4070 http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...pswf52rf3n.jpg Members DrT & Overkill have 4070's also. |
Originally Posted by werner sline
(Post 13969310)
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Savox 1283
Hey anybody running a Savox 1283 in there ET48? If so what servo horn are you using? The 25t Tekno one doesn't work. I have it up on the spline and still rubs and binds on the top of the servo. Any ideas greatly appreciated!!!
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I had a strange issue with a new Et48 build. The steering keeps getting off center. The servo horn is tight and I even cranked the servo saver tight. When you have power to the truggy and the servo is centered you can actually grap the wheels and turn them about an inch. The ackerman screws are tight. The posts are centered into the chassis. Confusing. I am using a protek Chad Bradley servo in the truggy. I have two Eb48s and I had an Et48 before and I never had this issue before. I know that if you put pressure on the servo savor it snaps back to center because of the spring but mine does not do that
Well, I tore the cams back apart and for some reason there is slop in the cam. Not sure why but i ordered new cams. |
Originally Posted by rythby
(Post 13972270)
I had a strange issue with a new Et48 build. The steering keeps getting off center. The servo horn is tight and I even cranked the servo saver tight. When you have power to the truggy and the servo is centered you can actually grap the wheels and turn them about an inch. The ackerman screws are tight. The posts are centered into the chassis. Confusing. I am using a protek Chad Bradley servo in the truggy. I have two Eb48s and I had an Et48 before and I never had this issue before. I know that if you put pressure on the servo savor it snaps back to center because of the spring but mine does not do that
Well, I tore the cams back apart and for some reason there is slop in the cam. Not sure why but i ordered new cams. |
mine hasnt even made its first race yet. I noticed it on the first battery pack.
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There was a similar issue on the very first run of the eb48. Here is a quote describing how to fix the problem and make everything in the servo saver center properly.
Originally Posted by Matthew_Armeni
(Post 10628810)
SERVO SAVER CENTERING So we have looked into some of the servo saver inconsistencies and found a solution for the wandering. Please see attached image. The face highlighted in blue needs to be sanded down about 0.1mm. The flashing from the mold prevents the servo saver from seating 100%. After doing this and tightening the spring down, it will hold as intended. We'll look into a fix for this in the future, but it requires a mold change so it won't be the fastest fix ever. What is outlined above works great though. http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachme...top-rev_07.jpg |
Originally Posted by jhautz
(Post 13972631)
There was a similar issue on the very first run of the eb48. Here is a quote describing how to fix the problem and make everything in the servo saver center properly.
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Originally Posted by jhautz
(Post 13972631)
There was a similar issue on the very first run of the eb48. Here is a quote describing how to fix the problem and make everything in the servo saver center properly.
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Do I need a servo extension? If so what size...I'll be using a hitec 7955 servo
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Originally Posted by angels05ss
(Post 13973657)
Do I need a servo extension? If so what size...I'll be using a hitec 7955 servo
Looked like Xperts WR servo line wouldn't either for those curious. |
Originally Posted by Cain
(Post 13973696)
Hitec 7955TG and 7950TH don't need one, using the latter in my ET48 and the former in my other vehicles.
Looked like Xperts WR servo line wouldn't either for those curious. |
How did you guys set the droop with the screw being covered by the frame?
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