Tekno NB48.3 Thread
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#946
Tech Rookie
still on track?
so, untill now. it is still worth it to buy a nb48.3?
i just completed saving money for this .3 for a year. any suggestion?
i just completed saving money for this .3 for a year. any suggestion?
#947
Tech Rookie
Starter Box
Hey Guys,
Can someone post a photo of there starter box set up? I just got the NB48.3 and the Ofna box. I can only seem to use the front posts on the box. I'd love to have all 4 posts in place so I can consistently start it.
Thanks,
Kyle
Can someone post a photo of there starter box set up? I just got the NB48.3 and the Ofna box. I can only seem to use the front posts on the box. I'd love to have all 4 posts in place so I can consistently start it.
Thanks,
Kyle
#948
Tech Regular
Last edited by blankenj99; 02-06-2018 at 06:45 AM.
#949
Tech Addict
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For those still running an NB48.3 are you using the recommended 48.4 shock package or from the latest 48.3 recommended outdoor? Track is med grip bumpy. I have the blk/org new springs on the way and 3x2.1 pistions and I plan to switch to emulsion but there is a pretty big difference in shock oil between the two setup sheets.
#950
For those still running an NB48.3 are you using the recommended 48.4 shock package or from the latest 48.3 recommended outdoor? Track is med grip bumpy. I have the blk/org new springs on the way and 3x2.1 pistions and I plan to switch to emulsion but there is a pretty big difference in shock oil between the two setup sheets.
In December I went my through and rebuilt my shocks, diffs, and changed all my fluids. First time replacing anything since initial build. I decided to swap the stock springs out for the low frequency. I went with pink up front and red in the rear, shock oil I went with losi 35Front/40Rear. And I have noticed there is a difference in shock oil in the new .4 kit vs .3 kit as well. I just tried to mimick what I saw most often on lutz and bornhorst setup sheets, it seemed like they always ran much heavier shock fluid than what came in the .3 kit. I also noticed the new kit comes with much heavier diff fluids too. I havent had a chance to test any of these changes on the track though, hoping for good results.
#952
Considering changing to an NB48.3 buggy from my current manufacturer. For the racers who are still running this platform, or who changed to the NB48.4, do you think I could still be competitive with the NB48.3 provided I could still get parts?
Thank you
Thank you
#953
u could also upgrade the parts. Tekno has a great assortment of parts and so far they're bullet proof. U can go with tekno online or ebay