Sprinkler

iTrader: (28)

The 1 block adds more anti-squat. If you compare it to the 0 block you will notice that the hole is lower on the 1 block.

rcindia

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How are you guys eliminating the on/off switch? I am just connecting directly to the receiver via a servo extension. I use tape to keep the connectors intact. But its not snug.

Planning to use Traxxas or Deans connectors.

NitroXray80809

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Mini deans is the popular choice. I have power switch issues like every other race I pop 1. But I still use them it's easy and I haven't came across any mini deans locally but when I do I'm buying!

LosiPRRACER

Team titan Mini deans... they work awesome and they hold together tight so no chance of coming apart.

you could use mini banana bullets...

i have also used a zip tie between the wires of each connector so it actually forces the connectors together(dont do it tight or you'll damage the wires) and its slow taking apart and putting back together.

curacing2

Hey Sprattz, you'll probably find they are with the rear wing assembly, follow the instructions and you should have all the screws needed.

bcr500

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Does the ascendancy 4 shoe clutch work with the stock clutch bell? If not then whats the best bell for this clutch in the 6r?

megasaxon

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stock bell wont work, buy the Ascendancy or Protek clutchbell. Ofnas seem to work too

mr240

iTrader: (61)

Finally finished my 6R. Build went well. Kit was missing some screws and also the bushings for the tank. But I have spare screws and was able to pull the bushings from my spare tank off the 6T. The dynamite linkage was rubbing on the body so I went ahead and made couple of holes to ensure the linkage would not bind anywhere.

dia

Will this servo work with no issues with a LiFe battery? Thank you in advance for any reply.

LosiPRRACER

Yes both the 1258TG and the 1256TG will work with LiFe

mjealey

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I would not use a 1258 for anything 1/8 related. I had it as the steering servo a while ago and it only lasted about a month in my ols associated. Called Savox to get it warrantied and when they found out I was using it in 1/8 scale they did not want to warranty it and said it was not made for 1/8 scale. They did, but it is the steering servo in my VTA car now. Been there and done that and you need to be looking at servos that are at least 250 oz. for both steering and throttle just my opinion. KO Propo is the way to go!!!!!! They are expensive but will last many many races or seasons.

Sideshow Bob

HORDES of people..including myself use the 1256TG and 1258TG in buggies and truggies. yes..you cant use the 1258 on steering..it pulls too light anyway at about 12kg or something..but it is REALLY fast so that is why we use them on throttle/brake. the 1256TG on steering is plenty at around 20kg. i have been using the same set of savox servos in 3 chassis now and they still run like champs. dont waste your money on overpriced servos IMHO....we had futuba BLS bow out when savox servos just keep on going...and at the price of a BLS or a KO you can get 2 or even 3 savox servos.

CaLaBeR

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The bullets will not work I have tried them, multiple different types of bullets at that.. The plugs come out from the engines vibration, they work great for electric but nitro is a no go..

I got to run my 6r for the first time this weekend and after switching from my TLR to this I have to say it is better in many ways for me. The buggy is very planted on the track, lands much better and has a ton more steering. Overall I can push this buggy harder without it getting upset I find. Cannot wait to go racing again.

Tigergutt

Anyone know where i can get a set of drill bits for shock pistons (1.05, 1.10, 1.15 up to 2mm) ?

Frode

Ben Burtle

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The NEW Mugen clutch bells that I've been getting do not have the chamfer on the inside of the bell and work just fine with that style of clutch.