Tekno RC EB48 Thread
#5746
Hi,
I think this parts are for SCT410 from XtremeRcRacing, but they fit in the EB48 :
http://www.xtremercracing.com/SCT410.cfm
Bye !
I think this parts are for SCT410 from XtremeRcRacing, but they fit in the EB48 :
http://www.xtremercracing.com/SCT410.cfm
Bye !
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#5749
It's snug, but I'm attaching the body with Velcro so it's all good. I'm going to drill holes to increase air flow. Since I layer the underside of my bodies with shoe goo to prolong paint life and prevent cracks so it will work out fine.
#5750
#5751
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Posts: 743
From: oregon
Finally finished my build. I prefer feel and control to weight so I added Traktion drive and mechanical brakes. However I added CF towers and braces to recoup some weight.

Front tower

Rear tower

Traktion srive with 15T clutchbell. Also added a Hobbywing heatsink with a "PIMP size" cooling fan

Mechanical brakes



Overall the build was pretty straight forward, however the mechanical brakes made me lose my frickin mind trying to get the cams to engage the pads enough to stop the buggy

Front tower

Rear tower

Traktion srive with 15T clutchbell. Also added a Hobbywing heatsink with a "PIMP size" cooling fan

Mechanical brakes



Overall the build was pretty straight forward, however the mechanical brakes made me lose my frickin mind trying to get the cams to engage the pads enough to stop the buggy
#5754
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From: Ohio
Take out some anti squat- I noticed the same issue after I built mine to the manual spec and found it made a big difference preventing the rear from coming around. Like mentioned above some people have also found improvement by removing the rear/middle chasis brace, I only have the rear brace off and prefer to keep the middle one installed.
suzukipro
suzukipro
#5756
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 3,808
From: Texas
No joke. That's 12lbs of stuff in a 9lb car. Why on earth do you need that HUGE heat sink and fan for the motor? I run a Tekin 2050 and it never gets much above warm never mind hot enough to need all of that.
Last edited by MX304; 04-17-2013 at 11:59 AM.
#5759
25ish second lap times, medium size outdoor track (can be large, but part of it is 10th scale right now, see prior posts for videos). I run an RX8/1900 on 18t and come off at 120-130 on the ESC and 130-140 on the motor after a 10 min run. No fans, no timing, no current limit, but I have holes in the bits of the body that look like air scoops.
#5760
After reading through this i cant seem to get a grasp on the setup. From the sounds of it austin blair runs on the edge. And everyone is following his setup...
I built mine by the book. Car feels to knimble to me. Cant decide where to start as far as setup. Car does not feel planted at all. I like to drive more smooth and be able to push the car when needed. With stock setup its either drive slow and smooth or super strapped.
Any suggestions where to start? Im coming from a losi ebuggy that is very dialed but really wore out and needing too much work to be reliable. Thanks for the time guys.
I built mine by the book. Car feels to knimble to me. Cant decide where to start as far as setup. Car does not feel planted at all. I like to drive more smooth and be able to push the car when needed. With stock setup its either drive slow and smooth or super strapped.
Any suggestions where to start? Im coming from a losi ebuggy that is very dialed but really wore out and needing too much work to be reliable. Thanks for the time guys.



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With all that extra stuff, and the shoegooed body, we may have the first 9lb+ EB48.
