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Old 01-18-2010, 10:33 PM
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anyone know of any lightweight drivetrain parts for the rc8t?
It seems the rc8t drivetrain has alot of drag compared to the losi 2.0 and the new mugen. Which both I have owned.
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Old 01-19-2010, 04:14 PM
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This truck is sweet. This thing is top notch. Turnbuckles are also put together.
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Old 01-19-2010, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by TXRC8racer
man when are the new towers comming out??? On ebay tonight I done a little shopping and was watching the new CE towers go for 60+ dollars a piece..Did buy the CE chassis on ebay which i am assuming its the same as the FT chassis for 29$
LOL i watched the narrow hub set go fo $20.00 + $4.95 for shipping. It only would have costed $15.00 if you were to go threw AMain. ppl get bid happy big time. But you can get some steals to.
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Old 01-19-2010, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by vypr2002
anyone know of any lightweight drivetrain parts for the rc8t?
It seems the rc8t drivetrain has alot of drag compared to the losi 2.0 and the new mugen. Which both I have owned.
Their are a few.
Front stub axle (89284)
Rear Stub Axle (89285)
Gearbox input cups (89286)
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Old 01-20-2010, 10:05 AM
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What are the alloy drivetrain parts like for wear? Do the pin holes bust out quickly? I used to run mip alluminum cvd's in 1/10 scale years ago and they were ok but still wore quickly and had no where near the load and force on them as with 1/8 scale nitro....

Has anyone here had them for a fair amount of time to comment on the wear?
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Old 01-20-2010, 10:42 AM
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Ok, down to the motor mount. Just curious to which is better, one piece and two piece. It came with the two piece but I had a spare one piece. Also is the plastic chassis braces better than the aluminum ones. Thanks in advance.
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Old 01-20-2010, 10:54 AM
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The stock mount is great. If you flip it over and remove the 6 short flathead screws instead of the 4 long screws on the top, you won't need to re-mesh your clutch/spur gears, and it's also quicker to pull off the 6 short screws. Hope that helps.
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Old 01-20-2010, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by NitroFreakManHo
The stock mount is great. If you flip it over and remove the 6 short flathead screws instead of the 4 long screws on the top, you won't need to re-mesh your clutch/spur gears, and it's also quicker to pull off the 6 short screws. Hope that helps.
+1 i got two set of mounts. one on my race motor and one on my practice. so all i have to do is pull the 6 small screws and through in the other motor put the screws back and go race. no need to mesh.

As far as the 1 peice and 2 peice mounts. The 2 peice that came in the CE is the same used on the RTR versons so the spin start would work. but some of the team drivers used them saying it fed more flex in the chassis than the previous 1 peice design. Hence why there on the CE kit. I have bolth but am not a good enuff drive to tell the differnce. lol
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Man have u ever talked to a bad chic all day and at the last minute she just want to hang out. This is how I feel right now. Last night I picked up a #56 drill bit thinking I would be able to drill out my rear piston to 1.2 x6. Well the truck is built and have u know my dang on drill want grab the bit. Any how I guess I will stick to 1.3 x7 and go to 30 losi oil instead of 27.5. Sorry for all the dramatics. This kit was a blast by the way to build.
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Originally Posted by Midnight
Man have u ever talked to a bad chic all day and at the last minute she just want to hang out. This is how I feel right now. Last night I picked up a #56 drill bit thinking I would be able to drill out my rear piston to 1.2 x6. Well the truck is built and have u know my dang on drill want grab the bit. Any how I guess I will stick to 1.3 x7 and go to 30 losi oil instead of 27.5. Sorry for all the dramatics. This kit was a blast by the way to build.
or when you spend all night drinking with a girl and have her wait in your bed while you take that evning piss only to come back to her passed out. And alls you can think is damn there goes my $35 gettin her drunk.
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Old 01-20-2010, 09:16 PM
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Almost finished with my RC8TCE



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Very nice Brian, I like the new wrap
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opps truggy topic
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Old 01-21-2010, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by rider313
or when you spend all night drinking with a girl and have her wait in your bed while you take that evning piss only to come back to her passed out. And alls you can think is damn there goes my $35 gettin her drunk.
Man you are ate up. Had a couple of those in my life time. Especially at Mrytle Beach.

Bcrazy is that a wrap, like vinyl.

Also, any one having issues getting ride height with Shanes setup using ae silver front and ae bronze in the rear. Trying to get 38 front and 43 rear and the lowest I can go is 40 front,
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Old 01-21-2010, 07:58 PM
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Ok guys, one last question. Whats up on the punisher cut out? How are you guys cutting out the bodies. I noticed Brian didnt cut out his front window.
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