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8T first timer
Just got a Losi 8T 2.0. thing is sweet, i am so excited to run it. The guy i bought it from took extremely good care of it. 2 questions, where is the cheapest losi or jconcepts body i can buy and where can i get a pair of those rear arm shields for cheap? Thanks !!!
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Originally Posted by Outtacontrol58
(Post 6314601)
Just got a Losi 8T 2.0. thing is sweet, i am so excited to run it. The guy i bought it from took extremely good care of it. 2 questions, where is the cheapest losi or jconcepts body i can buy and where can i get a pair of those rear arm shields for cheap? Thanks !!!
No one makes the rear guards for the 2.0 T yet...so you have to make your own....Parma sells 12x12 sheet's of lexan in 2 different thicknesses that works good for that...or if you have an old body or the cut out's you might be able to rig up some....as for the body...any online retailer will have them at varying prices...check around for yourself....A-main Carolina's Tilted....its your choice. |
Bobby I run the losi quickchange mount and use an ofna truggy start and it works great. I see you are in alabama, where exactly I live just outside of birmingham
Where do you usually race Jason
Originally Posted by bobbyblaze
(Post 6311894)
I have the ofna truggy starter box...thinking about buy the losi quick change motor mount..my question do it raise the motor up little bit or there will be no problem with using it with my starter box?
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Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6311856)
I use a diamond hand file....but a dremel works just be careful to not let the bit or drum get out of hand....and for when to do it...when the shoes have a melted lip building up...you want to 45degree those edges i also do the trailing edge of the shoes as that get's build up there as well.
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Originally Posted by Outtacontrol58
(Post 6314601)
Just got a Losi 8T 2.0. thing is sweet, i am so excited to run it. The guy i bought it from took extremely good care of it. 2 questions, where is the cheapest losi or jconcepts body i can buy and where can i get a pair of those rear arm shields for cheap? Thanks !!!
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Originally Posted by losi_racer
(Post 6314904)
i dont do anything to the shoes when i first get them, should i? and is it both sides and front or what
you dont have to worry when they are brand new aside form "breaking in the clutch" on the very first run on the shoes....when they slag is when you file them. |
Originally Posted by GMS_Racing
(Post 6316235)
Be careful with the JConcepts body..everyone i know whos got one in tampa so far has had them crack pretty easily. If you read there thread on here to its happening alot
my JC 2.0E body is cracking around the RIDICULOUSLY hard to cut out vents....Not impressed to say the least. :( Luckily this is a practice body and a i havent settled on a paint scheme. |
Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6316248)
my JC 2.0E body is cracking around the RIDICULOUSLY hard to cut out vents....Not impressed to say the least. :( Luckily this is a practice body and a i havent settled on a paint scheme.
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Ive seen under the drivers side window..check the JConcepts thread on here and go back a few pages
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Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6316239)
you dont have to worry when they are brand new aside form "breaking in the clutch" on the very first run on the shoes....when they slag is when you file them.
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Originally Posted by bigjayjay1
(Post 6317013)
Is their any particular areas which are weak just bought two new wraps form fastlane JC T 2.0 thinking I can lay down some Kyosho repair lexan in the areas that might have weak points.
i dont run the T body..only the buggy and E buggy body...one buddy who is running the JC 2.0 T body has no sign of cracks yet....but its only been race's a handful of time's...so we'll see how that pans out....i personally like the losi body better. |
Originally Posted by losi_racer
(Post 6317192)
break in a clutch. thats new to me, please explain. Guess i really dont know about a clutch lol
BN shoes require a little forced abuse on them to "mate" them to the bell.....on a brand new set-up before you start reving the peanuts out of it......drop it on the ground...Hold it in place and rev it for a couple seconds....DONT let the tires move.....your basically looking to force slip the shoes to break them in....dont go overkill and do it over and over....once is enough and your set-up will thank you with a little longer life.....with composite's be careful...even a few seconds of 100% slip can damage them...so be quick about it on a comp/alum set-up...as glazing over the composite shoes is the last thing you want to happen. |
Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6317239)
BN shoes require a little forced abuse on them to "mate" them to the bell.....on a brand new set-up before you start reving the peanuts out of it......drop it on the ground...Hold it in place and rev it for a couple seconds....DONT let the tires move.....your basically looking to force slip the shoes to break them in....dont go overkill and do it over and over....once is enough and your set-up will thank you with a little longer life.....with composite's be careful...even a few seconds of 100% slip can damage them...so be quick about it on a comp/alum set-up...as glazing over the composite shoes is the last thing you want to happen.
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The losi body is just plain tough, I used to run a jc body on another truck and it always cracked, they're lighter lexan and also lighter on the wallet.
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Originally Posted by pooldoc
(Post 6317295)
The losi body is just plain tough, I used to run a jc body on another truck and it always cracked, they're lighter lexan and also lighter on the wallet.
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