mini 8ight shock discussion
#20
Caveman, check to see if the diff outdrives haven't loosened and unthreaded. This would move them out from the diffs. When rebuilding the diffs Loctite needs to be used on these screws or they will loosen up pretty quickly.
Hopefully this helps.
Hopefully this helps.
#21
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Joined: Mar 2010
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I thought about drilling out each out drive just a little bit?
#22
we already know that the Jammin SCRT10 front shocks will work front and rear on the mini 8ight. I really do think that the losi 22 buggy front will work on the front and rear of the mini 8ight as well. It would be nice if someone who has a 22 buggy could confirm for us.
#23
I posted this in the mini 8ight truggy thread as well...
Here's a shock update....
I recently went from the stock oil weight (30wt) down to 25wt and that made a difference as far as handling. A lot better, today I went down to 15wt oil and holy cow did that make this buggy handle so much better. I'm gonna try 10wt next and see how that goes, and yes I'm running these weight's front and rear. I'm also running the stock losi hard springs front and rear.
Here's a shock update....
I recently went from the stock oil weight (30wt) down to 25wt and that made a difference as far as handling. A lot better, today I went down to 15wt oil and holy cow did that make this buggy handle so much better. I'm gonna try 10wt next and see how that goes, and yes I'm running these weight's front and rear. I'm also running the stock losi hard springs front and rear.
#24
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I posted this in the mini 8ight truggy thread as well...
Here's a shock update....
I recently went from the stock oil weight (30wt) down to 25wt and that made a difference as far as handling. A lot better, today I went down to 15wt oil and holy cow did that make this buggy handle so much better. I'm gonna try 10wt next and see how that goes, and yes I'm running these weight's front and rear. I'm also running the stock losi hard springs front and rear.
Here's a shock update....
I recently went from the stock oil weight (30wt) down to 25wt and that made a difference as far as handling. A lot better, today I went down to 15wt oil and holy cow did that make this buggy handle so much better. I'm gonna try 10wt next and see how that goes, and yes I'm running these weight's front and rear. I'm also running the stock losi hard springs front and rear.
#26
When you do pick up 10wt, 15wt, and different rate springs and you'll be amazed. It is very surprising to me that Losi was so far off with there suspension setup. With 15 wt oil front and rear with hard springs front and rear it now makes the buggy a totally different car versus stock. the difference is night and day.
#30
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From: Golden,Co
Where I noticed the biggest diferance was in cornering and jumping it almost turns in to good now lol. But when im running down long straights and let off going into a corner the front just sits down and lets the suspension set and gets good bite. Now when it comes to jumping it comes off the face of some big jumps at my track and flies perfectly flat in the air and lets me correct if needed. This setup is alittle on the soft side but to get this suspension to work right it has to be soft cause of how light these cars are.



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