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JOELD 11-08-2015 12:18 PM


Originally Posted by EricM (Post 14256614)
I just got done building my buggy last night. It went surprisingly fast. It was a nice build. I have to pick wheels and tires now. I'm going with the tekin motor and esc combo. What size pinion gear would be good?

what KV motor?

Thanks for the info guys!!

EricM 11-08-2015 01:02 PM

The 1900kv motor

turtle189 11-08-2015 01:50 PM

Is it just me or have tekno parts gone up in price quite a bit?

JOELD 11-08-2015 02:04 PM


Originally Posted by EricM (Post 14256738)
The 1900kv motor

what made you pick that over 2200?

R1Joel 11-08-2015 02:55 PM

2200 is way over powered for buggy imo.

Dont Hack Me 11-08-2015 03:49 PM

1900 kv is about the best you could ask for. I usually stick with a 20 tooth

werner sline 11-08-2015 05:48 PM

so people, what did you break on your EB48 so far ?

JOELD 11-08-2015 07:21 PM


Originally Posted by werner sline (Post 14257156)
so people, what did you break on your EB48 so far ?

my bank account

RokleM 11-09-2015 05:27 AM


Originally Posted by justpoet (Post 14256002)
My only comment on this that is seriously important is to avoid the Castle ESCs. ...

Agreed, also add the Reds motors to the list. Incredibly powerful, reliable, and come off cool.


Originally Posted by turtle189 (Post 14256783)
Is it just me or have tekno parts gone up in price quite a bit?

Not that I've seen.


Originally Posted by werner sline (Post 14257156)
so people, what did you break on your EB48 so far ?

Land speed records :D


Originally Posted by JOELD (Post 14257268)
my bank account

:lol:

Dragonfueled 11-09-2015 07:15 AM

Only things that went south on mine were a few bearings and a shock shaft bent.
You guys have me wanting to try a Tekin esc. All I run is castle esc's lol

Tampagoalie 11-09-2015 07:21 AM


Originally Posted by Dont Hack Me (Post 14256919)
1900 kv is about the best you could ask for. I usually stick with a 20 tooth

What temp is your motor after the run? I'm running a SMC 1900 kv and HW XR8 (4 degrees of timing) with a 17 tooth pinion and it gets a little warm. Motor comes off track around 170 after a 12 minute run. I feel like a 20 tooth would cook the motor. You're not too hot?

Thanks.

RokleM 11-09-2015 07:30 AM


Originally Posted by werner sline (Post 14257156)
so people, what did you break on your EB48 so far ?

Seriously though, there are some common wear/tear parts that you can stock once you get a feel for the vehicle. Hinge pin, hinge pin inserts, shock boots are the most common things I replace, but not too often.

vwduud 11-09-2015 12:01 PM


Originally Posted by RokleM (Post 14257801)
Seriously though, there are some common wear/tear parts that you can stock once you get a feel for the vehicle. Hinge pin, hinge pin inserts, shock boots are the most common things I replace, but not too often.

Same here. Wears extremely well. Have never DNF'd due to parts breakage in over 2 years running Tekno (EB, NB and ET). Built like tanks.

8ight-e 11-09-2015 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by RokleM (Post 14257801)
Seriously though, there are some common wear/tear parts that you can stock once you get a feel for the vehicle. Hinge pin, hinge pin inserts, shock boots are the most common things I replace, but not too often.


Originally Posted by vwduud (Post 14258157)
Same here. Wears extremely well. Have never DNF'd due to parts breakage in over 2 years running Tekno (EB, NB and ET). Built like tanks.

With the .2 buggy for two years I replaced shock boots two rear braces and a chassis. My guess is the chassis wearing lead to the slightly weaker rear end and the two rear braces breaking. The m2c chassis is a nice upgrade though. Ohh and several sets of bearings. i'm not sure how well the new .3 arms and parts are holding up yet.

EricM 11-09-2015 03:02 PM

What do you guys recommend for a steering servo?


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