Tekno NT48 Thread
#857
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Hey fellas i'm in need of a little help. I've only ran this truck twice and my spur gear is stripped. That's another story. I'm running the box setup with the exception of the diff oil. I'm running 7/10/5. My problem is that the truck does not carry any corner speed. It is as if it has drag brake. It also wants to nose diving on jumps. So I put the 10 degree brake cams on it, still no speed. I then backed the brake pads all the way off the shoe to where even if I appied brakes the truck would not stop and it still is not carrying any speed. The guys at Tekno said that I maybe running too much rear toe. I run whatever the stock toe is. With the radio and car on and the car on a stand it spins freakishly free. There does seem to be a problem there. Has anyone had this experience?
#859
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Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Chula Vista, CA
Hey fellas i'm in need of a little help. I've only ran this truck twice and my spur gear is stripped. That's another story. I'm running the box setup with the exception of the diff oil. I'm running 7/10/5. My problem is that the truck does not carry any corner speed. It is as if it has drag brake. It also wants to nose diving on jumps. So I put the 10 degree brake cams on it, still no speed. I then backed the brake pads all the way off the shoe to where even if I appied brakes the truck would not stop and it still is not carrying any speed. The guys at Tekno said that I maybe running too much rear toe. I run whatever the stock toe is. With the radio and car on and the car on a stand it spins freakishly free. There does seem to be a problem there. Has anyone had this experience?
#861
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From: Kingsport, TN (Still SC tho)
Hey guys anyone looking for an aluminium upgrade throttle servo arm, the Protek rc L-shaped servo arm works perfectly.
http://www.amain.com/ProTek-R-C-Alum...ProTek/p273510


http://www.amain.com/ProTek-R-C-Alum...ProTek/p273510


#862
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From: Chula Vista, CA
I've been looking at these. The original throttle link rotates on ball bearings at the servo horn. I'm assuming that's not the case with the aluminum horn. Have you had any issues with binding (rotating metal on metal)? I just want to make sure all is good before I purchase. Thanks.
#863
I doubt you did anything wrong but you should be able to remove battery without re moving the horn.
#864
I've been looking at these. The original throttle link rotates on ball bearings at the servo horn. I'm assuming that's not the case with the aluminum horn. Have you had any issues with binding (rotating metal on metal)? I just want to make sure all is good before I purchase. Thanks.
I still use it and have had no issues.
#868
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