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teknorc 06-02-2013 08:13 AM


Originally Posted by bastard dsm (Post 12215174)
I really hope yall kept the center dogbone setup, cvd or captured fronts really wear out fast.

Center shafts are dog bones. The front AND rear bulkheads are angled to mate better with the center diff. This minimized drive angles, reduced wear (less friction), and increased efficiency.

CV's have extra parts and mass that we didn't think was necessary.

bastard dsm 06-02-2013 08:37 AM

I like your thinking, I was going to buy a losi 3.0 to get me by till your nb48 release but looks like ill just wait it out.

arm2storm 06-03-2013 07:19 AM

This is great news, im glad to see a company that listens to there customers. You all just hit it way out of the park. I've been looking for a brand that had every class and a good product. I've been running Mugen since I started in 2004 and I currently run the mbx7. If the NB48 handles anything close to my x7. I'm switching and getting everything Tekno. Good Job!!!

evolution03 06-03-2013 09:55 AM


Originally Posted by evolution03 (Post 12210410)
what size clutch 32mm or 34mm ?

anybody

teknorc 06-03-2013 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by evolution03 (Post 12219041)
anybody

34mm flywheel. 4-shoe clutch setup. Clutch bells should be compatible with Losi. Our bell will feature a different bearing setup that should be a little more durable than current offerings. More info on that later.

ravage 06-03-2013 04:30 PM

How much????

mr240 06-03-2013 05:11 PM


Originally Posted by ravage (Post 12220279)
How much????


Originally Posted by ZERTA RACING (Post 12214267)
The NB48 is due to release in this fall 2013 along with the NT48 and ET48. The NB48 price will be a little bit higher than the EB48 and will be in the price range of 600-700(comparable to other nitro kits on the market). These figures and release date are going to be more solidified in the coming months. Truggy prices are not yet determined but we are hoping for sub 700 price tag along with the buggy.
-Thomas

Here you go.

Tyson72 06-03-2013 09:15 PM

A friend of mine has the eb48.
Will most major parts, like a-arms be the same as the eb48 or is the whole car completely different?
Just wondering for having both cars u could get away with having one lot of spare parts for both...

Marzac2 06-03-2013 09:41 PM


Originally Posted by Tyson72 (Post 12221425)
A friend of mine has the eb48.
Will most major parts, like a-arms be the same as the eb48 or is the whole car completely different?
Just wondering for having both cars u could get away with having one lot of spare parts for both...

70% parts compatibility. EB48 a-arms will be the same :tire:

MX304 06-03-2013 09:47 PM


Originally Posted by teknorc (Post 12215210)
Center shafts are dog bones. The front AND rear bulkheads are angled to mate better with the center diff. This minimized drive angles, reduced wear (less friction), and increased efficiency.

CV's have extra parts and mass that we didn't think was necessary.

Will the new rear bulkhead be backwards compatible with the EB48?

teknorc 06-03-2013 09:50 PM


Originally Posted by Tyson72 (Post 12221425)
A friend of mine has the eb48.
Will most major parts, like a-arms be the same as the eb48 or is the whole car completely different?
Just wondering for having both cars u could get away with having one lot of spare parts for both...

We kept as many parts in common as possible, so yes, you will have fewer spares in your box. That said we did not compromise the nitro platform in any way. It is purpose built nitro machine.

teknorc 06-03-2013 09:55 PM


Originally Posted by MX304 (Post 12221492)
Will the new rear bulkhead be backwards compatible with the EB48?

The NB48 rear bulkhead is offset and angled. The EB48 bulk is centered and straight out. However we have a new centered and angled bulkhead on the ET48 that is compatible with the EB48. The new bulkhead should be available separately soon.

GrimReminder 06-03-2013 10:40 PM


Originally Posted by teknorc (Post 12221511)
The NB48 rear bulkhead is offset and angled. The EB48 bulk is centered and straight out. However we have a new centered and angled bulkhead on the ET48 that is compatible with the EB48. The new bulkhead should be available separately soon.

Danny how come you rock so much????:nod:

maxflo777 06-04-2013 05:55 AM

Bulkheads are angled how? Vertically or Horizontally?

MattDub 06-04-2013 01:03 PM


Originally Posted by maxflo777 (Post 12222188)
Bulkheads are angled how? Vertically or Horizontally?

Rear bulkhead is slightly angled vertically.


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