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08-06-2019, 02:41 PM
#766
I am thinking off buying one these or mugen mbx8t what do you guys think on both and what about durable
08-09-2019, 02:55 PM
#767
Tech Fanatic
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Just started racing my t3E again. Either my old springs are wore out(truck was stored with spring adjusters loosened to shock cap) or they never were long enough. I had them adjusted as far as you can go and barely got 43mm rear ride height. I forget if there the hb orange or black mugen springs or maybe newer ae springs. I noticed guys at the track had silver colored springs so I'm assuming they were mugens. I'm just wondering which rear springs you guys like for the truck, Thanks
08-17-2019, 02:09 PM
#770
Tech Master
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Ok maybe I’m missing something.
Need more rear traction on power mid through exit of corner. Already lowered rear diff oil and went with softer springs and oil in rear as well as lowest inside hole on rear tower.
I need the truck to rotate on power mid corner and hammer down through the exit. This is where I’m loosing time.
Should i try LTC gears?
track is loose and loamy and dusty.
Need more rear traction on power mid through exit of corner. Already lowered rear diff oil and went with softer springs and oil in rear as well as lowest inside hole on rear tower.
I need the truck to rotate on power mid corner and hammer down through the exit. This is where I’m loosing time.
Should i try LTC gears?
track is loose and loamy and dusty.
03-13-2021, 12:41 PM
#774
Tech Apprentice
Hi guys,
Could you let me know if you run your AE truggys with a toe in set up. I've double checked the dims of my steering arms and I've a slight Toe in out of the box.
Is it the right starting point?
thanks for letting me know,
Could you let me know if you run your AE truggys with a toe in set up. I've double checked the dims of my steering arms and I've a slight Toe in out of the box.
Is it the right starting point?
thanks for letting me know,
03-16-2021, 11:31 AM
#775
Tech Master
iTrader: (8)
I would take the manuals recommended length on the steering links with a grain of salt on any manual. They are usually not what is needed lol.
Start up front at 1 deg toe out. Go from there.
03-22-2021, 02:50 AM
#776
Tech Apprentice
OK, thanks.
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