Hope you get it figured out. I bought the same box. Let us know how it goes.

i got it aligned as much as i could but it will hit the flywheel but not enough force to turn the motor over, anymore force and it just binds on the flywheel hole (chassis) to be fair it is a new motor and its pretty tight.

maybe i should just get the suggested box teknorc?

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ad-Starter-Box

The box you linked to is what I use. A new engine is going to be trouble on any box unless you heat it up real good.

The only issue with the box linked above is that the motors burn out on 4s unless you put a Losi wiring harness on it (http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...e-Hardware-Set).

The Losi box requires a lot of mods, but works really well. We're really impressed with the Hudy box, but it's expensive. I think the Hudy box would be my first choice.

I recommend this box, it is amazing. I have broken in about 3-4 motors with it and had zero issues.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...gy-Starter-Box

I'm using a losi RTR box I've had for a long time. It works perfect.

Here is a few pics of my build. Went very good. Only thing that I want to mention is the steering block screw hits the arm when turning at full droop. I just flipped the screw around and it was good to go. You could also fix it with a few washers, but i decide to just do this instead.

Also, incase anyone wants to run a steel flywheel, the serpent steel flywheel is a direct replacement. All of the tekno clutch parts can be used (screw pins, shoes, pins). You will need to use the serpent clutch bell though because the tekno bell uses a larger diameter bearing on the inside that doesn't fit inside of the serpent bell. Steel flywheel is good for smoothing out the power delivery and reducing flameouts.















Quick rattle can. I really like this body Tekno!

Nice build, Isaac. I notice you didn't put the camber links in the stock recommended holes . The long link in the front will make the car twitchy. We highly recommend starting with the stock setup for camber links.

We are also putting 2 degrees camber in front and 3 degrees in back. This tames it down a little more and improves corner speed.

There will be a lot of NB48's at CVRC this weekend - should be a blast! See you there!

Thanks for the link, Austin. I'll pick up one of those too and try it out.

Danny,

I'm very curious and maybe you have answered this is the past. Now that you're producing nitro kits, I think it would be a great I idea for Tekno to produce a starter box that will accomadate the buggy and truggy, is this possible?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY5L...e_gdata_player


Here is my first few laps with the nitro buggy. Went up in shock oil in the rear shocks after this run.

I use an OFNA blue as well. Had to pull the motor and reverse the rear plate to line it up. Works great now.

Thank you, thanks for the kind words! And good luck you wont be disappointed

Looks good!

Yes, it's possible and it's something we're considering. Probably wouldn't be for a while if we did though. A few other projects are first. Thanks for the suggestion.

which way is the motor setup? (forward or back)

Thanks for sharing, Matt. I'd love to see an after video with changes you made if you get the chance. Thanks again :-).