LC Racing EMB-1H Official Thread
#31
As for the Tbone bumper it should work the chassis is about the same in the front but the rear of the EMB-1 chassis has kick up in it unlike the mini 8 chassis
#32
Tech Initiate
@slicendice, have you changed or broken anything yet with the EMB buggy? are most the exisitng spare parts for the mini8 also compatible for it?
#33
I have been driving my EMB-1 for about 2 weeks now and the car is very durable I havent had to do one thing yet except clean it and put fresh oil in the shocks and bleed them before a race. The servo saver and stock servo have been working very well also. I am not sure on how the Emb-1 hubs and suspension parts will change over I have not owned a mini 8.
#34
Tech Initiate
I have been driving my EMB-1 for about 2 weeks now and the car is very durable I havent had to do one thing yet except clean it and put fresh oil in the shocks and bleed them before a race. The servo saver and stock servo have been working very well also. I am not sure on how the Emb-1 hubs and suspension parts will change over I have not owned a mini 8.
#36
Tech Regular
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: The Hague, Holland, The Netherlands, Europe
Posts: 275
I've just made some more detailed pictures..
I also have a Losi that's full of option parts, but i love this EMB car, it is much better even stock!
front cvd axles (kit option)
I've bought these cheap rallyblocks just for driving at the streets.
Motorpinion and spur, is well protected!
good servo (centers great) and adjustable servosaver (just like 1/8 buggy's)
Hope to drive on this track in spring time (it is to wet and to cold now)
indoor racing with some mini-pins on it.
I also like the lipo's LC-racing provided, they just fit perfect! (much better then the mostly used Turnigy packs).
I also have a Losi that's full of option parts, but i love this EMB car, it is much better even stock!
front cvd axles (kit option)
I've bought these cheap rallyblocks just for driving at the streets.
Motorpinion and spur, is well protected!
good servo (centers great) and adjustable servosaver (just like 1/8 buggy's)
Hope to drive on this track in spring time (it is to wet and to cold now)
indoor racing with some mini-pins on it.
I also like the lipo's LC-racing provided, they just fit perfect! (much better then the mostly used Turnigy packs).
#37
Tech Initiate
@wesleyroy, great pics! I'm excited to get mine!!! have you tried using Losi upgrade parts to your EMB-1H? I'm getting mine in a few weeks and thinking of purchasing Losi upgrades parts as well, only to replace broken stock parts in the future.
#38
Tech Regular
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: The Hague, Holland, The Netherlands, Europe
Posts: 275
I did not tried to swap parts from my losi yet. I don't think i need to, the EMB is strong. You can order some cvd's as an upgrade. Or a bigger wing for trackracing.
#39
Tech Adept
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do u have slop in the steering like the mini 8 if not i would love to try to convert my mini 8 over to the emb steering rack and link . the 8th scale setup is a way better setup . the car looks like a mini 8 should of . funny how losi couldnt get it right and the emb guys did.
#40
Tech Regular
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: The Hague, Holland, The Netherlands, Europe
Posts: 275
do u have slop in the steering like the mini 8 if not i would love to try to convert my mini 8 over to the emb steering rack and link . the 8th scale setup is a way better setup . the car looks like a mini 8 should of . funny how losi couldnt get it right and the emb guys did.
#42
Check out Nitrorcx they have them now
#43
Little more pricey than what I was suspecting. In the description they say the diffs are fluid filled is that true or are they just regular greased diffs.
#45
That's what scares me no pics no spares. But its still early