1LikesTLR 22 2.0 Race Kit: 1/10 2WD Buggy thread
08-08-2013, 02:51 PM
#168
I have the Exotek on all three of my 22 cars the buggy, Truck and SCT and the steering I have throughout is insane compared to the slider. I had to tame the steering and it imrpoved all of my cars lap time wise. Now if we could get TLR to make a anti-wall/pipe deflector that would sell like hot cakes.
08-08-2013, 02:52 PM
#169
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08-08-2013, 02:53 PM
#170
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Not question I've ever look for an in depth answer on. Frank has had a busy day with this I'm sure. I would think he can/will enlighten all of us when he gets a chance.
08-08-2013, 02:57 PM
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you relaxed? I'm relaxed. Who's not relaxed? Why wouldn't we be relaxed? We're all relaxed, right? Are you sure I'm not relaxed? Because I'm pretty sure I'm relaxed.
08-08-2013, 03:06 PM
#174
Anyone feel like making up a list of the NEW PART numbers that are specific to the TLR22-2.0
Many of us have had our 22s since day one. And own most of the alloy bling bits...
It would seem that we could build our own upgrade kits:
2.0 LITE:
-all the new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
2.0 Full
-all new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
-shock set
-slipper upgrade
-new diff
If no one is up to it, ill try to dig out the numbers when i get home later tonight.
Many of us have had our 22s since day one. And own most of the alloy bling bits...
It would seem that we could build our own upgrade kits:
2.0 LITE:
-all the new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
2.0 Full
-all new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
-shock set
-slipper upgrade
-new diff
If no one is up to it, ill try to dig out the numbers when i get home later tonight.
08-08-2013, 03:09 PM
#175
Anyone feel like making up a list of the NEW PART numbers that are specific to the TLR22-2.0
Many of us have had our 22s since day one. And own most of the alloy bling bits...
It would seem that we could build our own upgrade kits:
2.0 LITE:
-all the new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
2.0 Full
-all new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
-shock set
-slipper upgrade
-new diff
If no one is up to it, ill try to dig out the numbers when i get home later tonight.
Many of us have had our 22s since day one. And own most of the alloy bling bits...
It would seem that we could build our own upgrade kits:
2.0 LITE:
-all the new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
2.0 Full
-all new plastic parts
-new rear axle? hubs?
-shock set
-slipper upgrade
-new diff
If no one is up to it, ill try to dig out the numbers when i get home later tonight.
08-08-2013, 03:09 PM
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My point? you posted that he wasn't running the new battery mount. You seemed to be pointing it out for a reason, so I gave my theory/opinion as to why. Nothing more, nothing less.
08-08-2013, 03:10 PM
#177
You're funny 
I don't think you'll find the need for that mod with how the car drives now. It is very stable and easy to drive, but still lightning quick.
I put a parts list together to convert a 1.0 to a 2.0, assuming you don't have any of the parts. If you have a 22, and have kept up with all of the update/option parts as you have gone along, then the list is smaller, but still adds up to enough that I'd suggest to just get the kit, it'll work out much better in the end, plus you'll have a new diff, chassis, and everything else.
I don't think you'll find the need for that mod with how the car drives now. It is very stable and easy to drive, but still lightning quick.
I put a parts list together to convert a 1.0 to a 2.0, assuming you don't have any of the parts. If you have a 22, and have kept up with all of the update/option parts as you have gone along, then the list is smaller, but still adds up to enough that I'd suggest to just get the kit, it'll work out much better in the end, plus you'll have a new diff, chassis, and everything else.
Edit: dang it the Pics didint quote its on page 6 or 7 actually.
08-08-2013, 03:12 PM
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08-08-2013, 03:13 PM
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Also, to note the image is of his rear motor car, which he is not running. Dustin is running Mid-Motor this weekend, unless the track deteriorates.