RC8b3.2 Official Thread
#16
Tech Fanatic

I like how the servos, battery, and radio all come out together. My old RC8T is like this as well. I bought an 8xT last winter and was surprised that everything mounts to the chassis separately. Definitely more of a pain in the ass to take my Losi truggy apart for cleaning/maintenance than my Associated. Other than that, I’ve been very satisfied with the Losi.
#17

Installed these Sumo stainless steel bad boys last night🤙 .. also some titanium.










#18

Built a 2nd set of expensive shocks today 😂. Emulsion style.










#19

Installed a few hop ups yesterday although not necessarily “better…” Since these PSM towers are not recessed where the shock bushings go, I’ll have to install ASC81410. Right now, the screws are not long enough for the flanged nuts.








#20

More developments..








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#22
Tech Initiate
#23

I picked up a rc8b3.2 in October because I want to take a shot at nitro do to never having one. The price I couldn't beat at $375 then.... now it's cheaper.
#25
Tech Rookie

where did you get the skid plates? Also, My fox fronts are have bad threads.
#26
Tech Regular
iTrader: (6)

Hi I have the rc8b3.2 kit and am just collecting some of the equipment I will need to run it. Been out of the hobby a long while and excited to get back into nitro rc! I am wondering if this battery will work in the buggy for servos and reciever. It is an aircraft battery, but I can get one at a reason able price if it will work Spektrum model number is SPMB2200LFRX dimensions are 3” x 2” x 1” according to horizon website.
thanks for any advice you can give me!
thanks for any advice you can give me!
Last edited by hudler; 01-03-2023 at 07:49 PM.
#27

Don’t think that battery will fit in the spot for the battery. Protek or reedy makes a good one that fits.
#28
Tech Adept

Absolutely will not fit. Reedy 2400 lipo fits perfect.
#29
Tech Regular
iTrader: (6)

Thanks for the info on the reciever battery. I appreciate it! I need a reciever battery and I suppose a stick battery for the starterbox. Does anybody have a recommendation for a small charger for the batteries? I would like something inexpensive and easy to use. For these applications I would just like to plug and play.
#30

Thanks for the info on the reciever battery. I appreciate it! I need a reciever battery and I suppose a stick battery for the starterbox. Does anybody have a recommendation for a small charger for the batteries? I would like something inexpensive and easy to use. For these applications I would just like to plug and play.