X-ray XT8
#61
Here you go. It's a good starting point.
https://goo.gl/photos/fB98nQHNNidLGpjT6
Lmk if that doesn't work.
Photobucket is crazy. That's in google.
https://goo.gl/photos/fB98nQHNNidLGpjT6
Lmk if that doesn't work.
Photobucket is crazy. That's in google.
#62
Which body will come with the XT8? Tessman ROAR Champ body or the Proline Truck body?
#63
has tessman uploaded his roar nats setup anywhere?
#64
#65
This is the setup that Gord sent to me. Tessman has been using it as a starting setup with few changes track to track
https://goo.gl/photos/fB98nQHNNidLGpjT6
Last edited by Frank L; 07-11-2017 at 11:01 PM.
#67
how do you like it
#68
Tech Elite
iTrader: (33)
havent run it yet.. just got it built.. the build went very well..
i used the XB9 servo mount tray, instead of the 3 posts, mainly for flex. i do the same in my ebuggy.
i used the stock upper center diff plate, although, i think using the ebuggy version is better, with shims of course. i didnt have this piece. the stock top piece works, but seems a little close to the spur gear. time will tell.
the stock truck, nitro version, comes with the holes to mount the battery tray. not usual.. cuz typically the nitro version doesnt do this, a Electric chassis is required, but not in this case.
one thing also, this goes for all the XT8 builds.. while it goes together very well.. the lower pills in the lower blocks, are very tight.. make sure when installing them, you install them all the way in. if not, your arms will not be free.
but other than that.. was very nice build.
i used the XB9 servo mount tray, instead of the 3 posts, mainly for flex. i do the same in my ebuggy.
i used the stock upper center diff plate, although, i think using the ebuggy version is better, with shims of course. i didnt have this piece. the stock top piece works, but seems a little close to the spur gear. time will tell.
the stock truck, nitro version, comes with the holes to mount the battery tray. not usual.. cuz typically the nitro version doesnt do this, a Electric chassis is required, but not in this case.
one thing also, this goes for all the XT8 builds.. while it goes together very well.. the lower pills in the lower blocks, are very tight.. make sure when installing them, you install them all the way in. if not, your arms will not be free.
but other than that.. was very nice build.
#69
Tech Elite
iTrader: (33)
truck felt good this weekend.. definitly needed some setup changes to get more steering from the truck. also.. had to get some rear grip out of the truck..
i got a little more testing to do, and some more changes to make setup wise.. but.. sofar the truck is very stable, and easy to drive.
my issues since i havent run truggy for many many years.. possibly 6 years.. was getting used to the truck width. dont know how many times i clipped the pipe with the inside wheels, which flipped, or sucked the truck into the marshal areas.. lol..
our class lap times were so close.. we werent allowed any mistakes.. less than .6 of a second in lap time.. between the top 6.
i got a little more testing to do, and some more changes to make setup wise.. but.. sofar the truck is very stable, and easy to drive.
my issues since i havent run truggy for many many years.. possibly 6 years.. was getting used to the truck width. dont know how many times i clipped the pipe with the inside wheels, which flipped, or sucked the truck into the marshal areas.. lol..
our class lap times were so close.. we werent allowed any mistakes.. less than .6 of a second in lap time.. between the top 6.
Last edited by dgrobe2112; 07-24-2017 at 01:49 PM.
#70
where did you need steering? off power? on power? sweepers?
#72
are you getting full steering throw both ways? i noticed when building mine that the servo saver arm makes contact with the radio box lid on full left, requires steering horn to be set with a slight offset from perpendicular to achieve full throw.
#74