+ YouTube Video

http://youtu.be/NJAVrM1iCso

No. Here is my hometown track. In vid Kevin Lee, our tekno team manager in Korea.

I have been running teh K-Car brakes in front and rear motor configuration with zero issues.

MP9 or 7?

MP9.

You need to use the Rotors, Pads and hardware that bolts the pads to the diff housing.

Did you notice any difference in the feel. As posted earlier, the stock brakes have plenty of end strength but lack linear feel for me. I added the tubing as others had and also lowered Expo to -60%. This helped a bit but it is still quite all or nothing. EPA is between 30 and 35% somewhere (cant remember off the top of my head) which still needs to be lowered as well so that will provide some help to overall feel.

Yes I feel they are more linear than the stock brakes. They last FOREVER also. The brakes are probably 2 years old and still look new. (Been on the car since December, were on a MP9 before that)

With that said I run very little brakes compared to most I believe. Most people who drive my car complain about the lack of braking power.

Wow thats crazy, how did that happen, I have every tekno kit except the ET48 and I dont have any front bumpers that are even close to being worn out and they all are driven almost every weekend.

Mine certainly shows plenty of wear (along with the rear of the chassis) on it. I probably have about 3 gallons through it now but being in an area that I consider high wear regardless, I dont mind replacing them regularly. Replacing the chassis on the other hand isnt something I want to do often.

On a 15t bell no issue, but on a 14t the bell hits the disc on a 30mm disc

I couldnt imagine a 14t bell on this buggy; acceleration is pretty strong with the 15t.

anybody use this box?
 

http://www.hobbypartz.com/72p-b7060-...tarterbox.html

I have seen some locals use this on other cars but not sure if it works on this buggy,anybody can confirm this for me?

I use one with protek lipo. Works great. Same box for buggy/truggy.

I agree. It wold have to be a very very small track. So small that nitro 1:8 buggy should probably not be running on it lol. But yes, the tolerances are very close. I can definitely see a 14t bell hitting the disk.

Ive run a 14t plenty of times, doesnt need to be a tiny track. Some large tracks have lots of turns and jumps are generally technical and dont have a ton of full throttle sections in which case the 14t works great.

Hey guys, my birthday is October 20th and I want to get back into racing after my divorce I lost my mojo . Well, I think I deserve to enjoy my hobby again , so im asking for you guys to help. Im torn between mugen new mbx 7r and the Nb48. It seems like to get the takno running I have to get a few items I.e the washers and lrc. I value yall opinion .what is the performance difference specially in the rough and ease of handling? and can someone post the product# for the washers and the lrc. Please help. I think im gonna go for the NB4 . Please help . Thanks guys