Losi Truggy
#1561
Tech Elite
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I have a brushless 8ight-T. Our local track has a quad that sends my truggy about 10-12 feet in the air. (and I mean 10-12 feet high) I have hit hard enough to grind some gears in the drive chain, however have yet to break anything from impact. The bottom of the chassis can get a little scuffed up this way, but they even sale skid plates for that if you are concerned. I don't know if this helps, but here is a shot of our quad.
#1562
#1566
Tech Master
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When I was assembling my 8ight Pro competition kit I noticed my rear diff was way too tight (mesh) when I used the aluminum diff inserts. Once I put the plastic ones back in it was fine. I have since ran the buggy 3 race weekends and I may try the rear aluminum inserts again. I hoping the diff has seated and will now accept the aluminum diff inserts without being notchy or too tight of a mesh!
#1567
Tech Champion
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The chassis braces aren't needed unless you'd like to tune the way the truck feels for you. I've never used the aluminum top plate or radio tray before so I can't comment there. It will look good though.
Way2fast--your diff should work just fine now with the aluminum inserts. The plastic inserts will wear over time and might cause some misalignment problems with the ring and pinion gears.
Way2fast--your diff should work just fine now with the aluminum inserts. The plastic inserts will wear over time and might cause some misalignment problems with the ring and pinion gears.
#1568
R/C Tech Elite Member
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Yeah he is right! I smoked a rear pinion when the inserts wore out and lef the diff walk around... Front wheel drive really blows especially in the main! Pretty cheap insurance in my mind!
Now I did notice Frank doesn't run a rear sway bar so I pulled mine off.
Now I did notice Frank doesn't run a rear sway bar so I pulled mine off.
#1570
I am invited to test the Fioroni shoes for the Losi chlutch.
Is there someone hwo has any experiance with theme.
I like to know your experiance. Good or bad.
Any one have some basic spring setting to start with.
I will be testing them with a .28 GRP but also with the .21 GRP.
Thanks Hellsavage
http://www.modellismofioroni.it/ital...?art=OT%2DFR90
Is there someone hwo has any experiance with theme.
I like to know your experiance. Good or bad.
Any one have some basic spring setting to start with.
I will be testing them with a .28 GRP but also with the .21 GRP.
Thanks Hellsavage
http://www.modellismofioroni.it/ital...?art=OT%2DFR90
#1571
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (112)
It must work better cause cool took his off too...
So I will try it as it sits, sometime this week?
Who knows I might just become a truggy guy since my luck as of late has sucked with the buggy! Every time I run it something breaks!
#1573
Tech Master
iTrader: (114)
I have tried both the Losi clutch and the Fioroni on my 8ight T. I like the fioroni because it's easy to maintain and lasts alot longer than the stock 8T clutch setup. I get just about as much snap with the Fioroni as I do with the stock clutch. Since I had a few fioroni clutches from my old TTR ST-1 pro and my FT RC8 I decided to try them on my new Losi's and they work excellent. They are definitely worth the try if anyone is thinking about a new clutch for their 8ight or 8ight T. Just my 2 cents!
I am invited to test the Fioroni shoes for the Losi chlutch.
Is there someone hwo has any experiance with theme.
I like to know your experiance. Good or bad.
Any one have some basic spring setting to start with.
I will be testing them with a .28 GRP but also with the .21 GRP.
Thanks Hellsavage
http://www.modellismofioroni.it/ital...?art=OT%2DFR90
Is there someone hwo has any experiance with theme.
I like to know your experiance. Good or bad.
Any one have some basic spring setting to start with.
I will be testing them with a .28 GRP but also with the .21 GRP.
Thanks Hellsavage
http://www.modellismofioroni.it/ital...?art=OT%2DFR90