8T 2.0
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 2,355
From: Chicago, IL/St.Petersburg,FL
guys im selling off my truggys there brand new
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...brand-new.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...brand-new.html
Incorrect. 1/10 is just so light of a load the shafts dont wear as noticeably.
Some feel uni's are better, Some feel CV's are better. Its all personal opinion.
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Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 237
From: NC
Hi all,
Just swopped to Losi from Mugen
- read through a lot of this thread but got a couple of questions
Servo Saver - think I'm being thick but the unwind 5.5 turns comment ? Is this from totally tightened up with the spring compressed and then unwind 5.5 turns ? - I'm used to measuring this with digi calipers in the past ?
Shock Mod - using the foam compensators what is the Mod and is it worth doing ?
Thanks in advance
Neil
Just swopped to Losi from Mugen
- read through a lot of this thread but got a couple of questionsServo Saver - think I'm being thick but the unwind 5.5 turns comment ? Is this from totally tightened up with the spring compressed and then unwind 5.5 turns ? - I'm used to measuring this with digi calipers in the past ?
Shock Mod - using the foam compensators what is the Mod and is it worth doing ?
Thanks in advance
Neil
On the servo saver, tighten the s/s nut all the way down and then back it off 2 1/2 turns, I put locktite on the threads so it want back off, and keep a check on it.
The shock mod it make the shocks more consistent, you can order the foam compensators from 2.0 euro buggy just check amain hobbies. You will need to drill a hole in the shock cap, not sure what drill bit size but its the size of the bleed hole on the side of the cap now. The hole is to relieve any pressure on top of the foam compensator and bladder. I drilled the hole next to the mount, or you can buy the 2.0 euro buggy shock caps.
Check youtube Adam Drake has a video on the shock mod
Last edited by miket; 01-21-2011 at 02:30 PM. Reason: motr info
Maybe there is, but what can they possibly do to the 2.0T roller that we haven't already done. Inclined spindles, drilled shock caps with foams, V2 tower, bigger rear hub bearings and aluminum rear diff inserts. I just can't think of anything else right now, but that's all they would do i would imagine.
If it was my company, I would come out with the 2.5T make the changes and market the truck as improved without the cost of a whole new platform for 2 more years. Economics 101 and Marketing 101 all rolled up in one smart business move!
If it was my company, I would come out with the 2.5T make the changes and market the truck as improved without the cost of a whole new platform for 2 more years. Economics 101 and Marketing 101 all rolled up in one smart business move!
Maybe there is, but what can they possibly do to the 2.0T roller that we haven't already done. Inclined spindles, drilled shock caps with foams, V2 tower, bigger rear hub bearings and aluminum rear diff inserts. I just can't think of anything else right now, but that's all they would do i would imagine.
If it was my company, I would come out with the 2.5T make the changes and market the truck as improved without the cost of a whole new platform for 2 more years. Economics 101 and Marketing 101 all rolled up in one smart business move!
If it was my company, I would come out with the 2.5T make the changes and market the truck as improved without the cost of a whole new platform for 2 more years. Economics 101 and Marketing 101 all rolled up in one smart business move!
...thats the only thing i would ever see coming from TLR as a NEW TRUGGY
...but it would still probally end up bieng a 3.0 ...maybe not ...either way....these trucks are dialed, when you LEARN what they LIKE and DONT LIKE



