That sounds good. Thanks guys.

If you need detailed pictures or instructions of the best way to install these just pm me I've put about 6 of these in a Tekno chassis at some point and know how to route everything now. The XR8 is far easier to fit though because of where the wires exit the case.

Not so much not enough steering. More like to much push. If I'm not on power swinging the rear around it's just a real wide turn. But I'm working on it lol. Just got universals and hoping it lets the front dig in more on a turn.

Shorten the front link. Inside on hubs, outside middle on tower.

I tried that. To me honestly it feels like it bites in harder with a longer link. The short link felt like it pushed more.

When the time comes I will. Thanks alot.

That's what I would have thought as well.
Longer front link will make the roll center lower as the car leans in the turn which will make the front dig more than the rear and therefore transfer weight to the front of the car.
The reverse is true for the rear. A shorter rear will also make the front dig more.
It only then depends if you you rather prefer a responsive car in mid corner (shorter rear) of a bit smoother mid corner responsiveness (longer front). All of which shouldn't alter how the car behaves in entry and exit corner.

I just bought this kit. I'm a news to rc Buggys. What kind of grease should I use when I build it? Will any kind work? (I have a tri flow grease that I use for my helis. I'm not sure if that will work though.)Also what size battery would be good? I'm still trying to decide on the motor and esc right now. I'm also trying to decide on a radio system too.
Thanks

This is direct from Tekno. I have tried it and find out to be very accurate for our tracks..... Low to mid bite, outdoor.

You get a small tube of grease in the kit. Any tacky grease will work fine. I've used everything from associated black grease to mobile 1 synthetic and they work fine.

Most guys run around a 5000 4s pack. That will get you 10 to 15 minutes run time which is more than enough for racing.

Motor and esc depend on your budget. Hobbywing sct pro and smc 1900 motor work great and you can get both for about $150. Or tekin rx8 gen2/1900 combo is around $300. There are other options like lrp but those are the most popular. The new hobbywing xr8 plus is getting popular but the price is close to an rx8. That paired with an smc motor would be about $230 which is in the middle price wise.

When recommending a radio I always tell people to buy what fits their hand the best. Some radios are bigger than others so get what feels good to you. Airtronics, Futaba and Spektrum are most popular. Any of their radios that aren't entry level will have more than enough features. I personally run the Airtronics MT4 and love it, but have ran Futaba, Spektrum and KO with no complaints.

The kit will come with a black grease that works quite well for the kit. It will also have shock oil and diff oil in the kit along with some thread lock. The included oils are great, but you may want some others for the purposes of tuning to your driving style and local track.

Thanks for the replies. I'm supposed to get the kit next week.

Is there a battery manufacturer that you could recommend? Like reedy glacier, etc. What discharge like 30c or 45c?

SMC are pretty good. I've also had good luck with my Reedy and Eco power batteries.