LST xxl
Hi guys. I'm excited I ordered a slipper clutch / pads bagged from dollar hobbies And new clutch bell and bearings and from losing parts house I ordered foc transmission , a screw kit and wing for my LST xxl. I'm currently retiring the lrp. 28 and gonna break in the 454. Any way my question is. Where can I find steel spur gears for the LST xxl? Do they even make them?
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You don't want them. Plastic is fine. Steel will just lead to other broken stuff.
They used to make tini coated gears, but they were way expensive and unnecessary. |
Spur gears
Thank man , I always use to have savages and they needed a metal spur. But ya u must b right cuz I put a whole gallon through my second hand lrp.28 and those gears r still awesome. I hit a stump last week and the slide carb jammed shut lol. Any way decided to just try the new 454 I have
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Same here with the Savages. Steel for them, plastic for LST's...
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I'm doing the exact opposite, my 454 is done and I bought the new LRP .28 spec 4, can't wait to break it in next weekend.
Regarding the tini coated spurs, I'm running those without an issue, although they are a little chipped, but it wasn't their fault, they chipped because of clutch bearing failure. Now I have EZO bearings for like two years and they are still like new. I agree with Herrsavage about the spurs being overpriced, but I've got mine for a steal, otherwise I don't think I would have bought them. |
I've been out of the loop for a while. I didn't know they had a Spec 4 .28. Just quickly read a description, and it looks like the main difference is a carb designed for better idling, which is pretty much the only thing the older Spec 3/454 was not that great at. Everybody tunes differently, but I always found that those engines had awesome performance for the money, but they had to be tuned in such a way that the idle wasn't that stable. So I always had to blip them a bit. I wonder if the Spec 4 has kept the same awesome top end though..
I'm out of cars for the time being, nitro especially, and more into flying. But I like to keep up. My two LST2's are pretty old and beat up unfortunately, and other life priorities these days means I'm not going to be buying any more €500+ RC cars.. Here and there a €150-250 plane or MR, maybe.. |
Just read more.. 6+1 ports?
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Originally Posted by Herrsavage
(Post 14955344)
Just read more.. 6+1 ports?
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Not necessary. I'd rather hear how break-in goes,tuning, etc.., and see some video once it's broken in at WOT.. ;)
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Originally Posted by Herrsavage
(Post 14956087)
Not necessary. I'd rather hear how break-in goes,tuning, etc.., and see some video once it's broken in at WOT.. ;)
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Originally Posted by Tzicul
(Post 14955098)
I'm doing the exact opposite, my 454 is done and I bought the new LRP .28 spec 4, can't wait to break it in next weekend.
Regarding the tini coated spurs, I'm running those without an issue, although they are a little chipped, but it wasn't their fault, they chipped because of clutch bearing failure. Now I have EZO bearings for like two years and they are still like new. I agree with Herrsavage about the spurs being overpriced, but I've got mine for a steal, otherwise I don't think I would have bought them. |
It's doing just fine, though I don't think I've got the most of it, it is still pretty rich on LSN. It still never popped a wheelie, not that this is a purpose by itself, but more of an indicator of the low speed power/torque. Hopefully next week I'll take a video at WOT, as Herrsavage wants :). Unfortunately, most probably I'll be alone, as I lost my son to computer games :flaming:, so it will not be easy to shot it by myself, but O'll try my best
LE: What the hell means FOC??? I saw this acronym in a few threads I really don't get it! |
Forward only conversion - for the transmission.
What plug and fuel are you running? |
Thanks!
I'm using HPI fuel and/or Merlin, 25%. The glow plug I'm mainly use is LRP R5, as LRP recommends, and/or OS R5 and #8 |
You can check out here more about LRP .28 Spec 4
http://www.rctech.net/forum/monster-...l#post14984652 |
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