OFNA Starter box the blue one
05-07-2009, 07:55 AM
#46
I can throw it right on and fire it in a sec, but yeah........anyways, I am going for a 2.0 buggy soon so I think a Losi box with upgraded motors and wiring and lipos will be the cat$ a$$ for both rides 
05-07-2009, 08:08 AM
#47
well bro, it is a great box, but its pissing people my pitguys off a lot it seems I can throw it right on and fire it in a sec, but yeah........anyways, I am going for a 2.0 buggy soon so I think a Losi box with upgraded motors and wiring and lipos will be the cat$ a$$ for both rides
I can throw it right on and fire it in a sec, but yeah........anyways, I am going for a 2.0 buggy soon so I think a Losi box with upgraded motors and wiring and lipos will be the cat$ a$$ for both rides transfer over the 775's.
05-07-2009, 08:51 AM
#48
well bro, it is a great box, but its pissing people my pitguys off a lot it seems I can throw it right on and fire it in a sec, but yeah........anyways, I am going for a 2.0 buggy soon so I think a Losi box with upgraded motors and wiring and lipos will be the cat$ a$$ for both rides
I can throw it right on and fire it in a sec, but yeah........anyways, I am going for a 2.0 buggy soon so I think a Losi box with upgraded motors and wiring and lipos will be the cat$ a$$ for both rides
05-07-2009, 09:47 AM
#49
Do you pit guys use losi's? All 4 of my guys you the ofna box. We use to use the losi box and now we have the blue ofna box and we all have the 2.0"s buggy and truggies. We have no problem with using this box. After breaking in 2 motors on the losi box motors wasnt really no more good. I had to back out the glow plug just to get it to spend the flywheel.
05-07-2009, 10:31 AM
#50
Broke in my Nova engine with this blue box. Chewed a bit of the wheel but not much. Set the front pegs to hook the A-arms up front and the back pegs rest on the angled chassis edges on the rear of my 2.0 truggy. Works like a charm every time.
05-07-2009, 11:05 AM
#51
05-07-2009, 11:18 AM
#52
well bro, it is a great box, but its pissing people my pitguys off a lot it seems I can throw it right on and fire it in a sec, but yeah........anyways, I am going for a 2.0 buggy soon so I think a Losi box with upgraded motors and wiring and lipos will be the cat$ a$$ for both rides
I can throw it right on and fire it in a sec, but yeah........anyways, I am going for a 2.0 buggy soon so I think a Losi box with upgraded motors and wiring and lipos will be the cat$ a$$ for both rides
05-07-2009, 11:22 AM
#53
Not sure what you did wrong, but my 2.0T fits on my ofna box perfectly. What I did was center the wheel more. There is an extra set of holes in the motor mount. All you have to do is slide the motors over and screw them in, in the option holes. That puts the motors in a more central position which is better for the losi cars. Not sure if you have the new style rear mount or not. If your rear mount has 3 sets of slots for the pegs, you should be able to set it up for the truggy without modification. If you have the older style single slot rear mount, you will have to remove the mount and grind the little peg off of the bottom. This will allow the mount to slide back further. Now what you need to do is use a longer screw and go all the way through the mount and into the post switch where the screw that holds the top down would normally go. Then set the pegs up and you will be good! I got sick of the losi box, and bought 2 ofna truggy boxes. Very happy I did. I was going to mount the ofna motors in the losi box, but decided just to go with 2 ofna boxes. I really don't mind carrying 2 boxes around. And now I will never have a problem starting even my tightest engines!
05-07-2009, 03:59 PM
#57
05-07-2009, 06:33 PM
#59
