Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#2041
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#2043
I understood it like you. But I guess you will need some reaming just to be sure that the hingepin slides freely
This mod is supposed to catch less dirt
This mod is supposed to catch less dirt
#2044
Tech Champion
iTrader: (22)
yeah the arm mod is pretty much standard now across all of the vehicles. Allows the cars to have a more forgiving and plush landing. I suggest after each weekend you pop the arms off and just run a reamer through to clean out any dirt.
One of the side benefits is that if you do get a slight hingepin bend, your arm won't bind up. Obviously you'll want to replace that hingepin, but you'll finish your race without the arm locked into one spot.
One of the side benefits is that if you do get a slight hingepin bend, your arm won't bind up. Obviously you'll want to replace that hingepin, but you'll finish your race without the arm locked into one spot.
#2045
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (2)
yeah the arm mod is pretty much standard now across all of the vehicles. Allows the cars to have a more forgiving and plush landing. I suggest after each weekend you pop the arms off and just run a reamer through to clean out any dirt.
One of the side benefits is that if you do get a slight hingepin bend, your arm won't bind up. Obviously you'll want to replace that hingepin, but you'll finish your race without the arm locked into one spot.
One of the side benefits is that if you do get a slight hingepin bend, your arm won't bind up. Obviously you'll want to replace that hingepin, but you'll finish your race without the arm locked into one spot.
#2046
#2047
Picking one of these up soon, what do you recommend getting with it? My #1 choice was Tekin rx8gen2 1900kv, what are some other solid choices?? Also what servo? I currently run SCT, so not sure what I need for a real 1/8th...
#2049
Tech Legend
iTrader: (294)
For electronics the main thing to me at least would be if you find you want matching electronics in the ET48, keep in mind the space you need when running a truggy sized motor. if sticking with the eb48, a variety of electronics will do the job. I run a different car but the Castle MM-x I have been enjoying with the SMC 1900kv motor.
For servo, the hitec lineup works well as it has a very long servo lead so you don't need an extension.
#2050
Sounds like a 4S lipo in the 6500mah range balances the car well.
For electronics the main thing to me at least would be if you find you want matching electronics in the ET48, keep in mind the space you need when running a truggy sized motor. if sticking with the eb48, a variety of electronics will do the job. I run a different car but the Castle MM-x I have been enjoying with the SMC 1900kv motor.
For servo, the hitec lineup works well as it has a very long servo lead so you don't need an extension.
For electronics the main thing to me at least would be if you find you want matching electronics in the ET48, keep in mind the space you need when running a truggy sized motor. if sticking with the eb48, a variety of electronics will do the job. I run a different car but the Castle MM-x I have been enjoying with the SMC 1900kv motor.
For servo, the hitec lineup works well as it has a very long servo lead so you don't need an extension.
Thanks, I'll definitely check those out. I was wondering why I saw a lot of 6500's in setups... Now that makes sense. That combo is way more affordable! I currently have a rx8gen2 and Tekin 4300 in my sct, so not looking to spending a ton atm if not needed.. lol