8T 2.0
10-05-2010 | 09:23 AM
#9511
the ones i use r smaller, so there is room the the box. what i did is cut and air filter in half long ways and put it in the box to fill the space.
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10-05-2010 | 10:41 AM
#9512
yup, ive ran a 45 with a good 8-10 min warm up and took 650mah, this was in Buggy @ the 08 Canadian Winter Nationals.
no mods what so ever, use the flat lid and i put a piece of Dubro 1/2" foam in the lid to fill the extra head room.
10-05-2010 | 02:15 PM
#9513
Tech Prophet
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 16,997
From: levittown pa
you guys will probetly think this is funny well i got the 2.0 outer rear hinge pins and i had to use the 2.0 rear hubs also well it was getting late and i had to get done my truggy. and i was thinking that on the hub i was assuming that, the 3 hole on the rear hub was the a hole well it was the b hole well i went to race yeterday and kept on wondering why in the hell i cant get my rear to rotate right without useing the brakes lol.
so on the 2.0 rear hub is it ok to use the a hole on the hub with the #4 on the rear shock tower ? i just mounted it in the a hole on the rear hub with the #4 on the tower i just need to adjust the camber again .
or should i run a diffrent postion on the tower holes ?
so on the 2.0 rear hub is it ok to use the a hole on the hub with the #4 on the rear shock tower ? i just mounted it in the a hole on the rear hub with the #4 on the tower i just need to adjust the camber again .
or should i run a diffrent postion on the tower holes ?
anybody ?
10-05-2010 | 03:33 PM
#9514
I ran the Losi Lipo when they just came out, and I only had problems with them, after some research, came to the conclusion it was probably the internal board they had, since then I switched to the dynamite pack and been running it thru the last year with no problems, but it's time to refresh it, because of the tight fit the external packaging has wore out. Maybe I'll give Losi another try, a fellow racer mentioned that board issue was resolved a long time ago........
10-06-2010 | 05:58 AM
#9515
Losi Lipo
I searched a little but couldn't seem to find any info on the circuit board included in the losi lipo....I remember reading somewhere that people were bypassing it, because if you took a hard hit the lipo would act weird...can someone confirm this?? Or has there been any problems with the circuit board??? I just picked up one, put foam on top and bottom for protection, just want to make sure.....
10-06-2010 | 07:30 AM
#9516
I searched a little but couldn't seem to find any info on the circuit board included in the losi lipo....I remember reading somewhere that people were bypassing it, because if you took a hard hit the lipo would act weird...can someone confirm this?? Or has there been any problems with the circuit board??? I just picked up one, put foam on top and bottom for protection, just want to make sure.....
10-06-2010 | 04:17 PM
#9522
Truggy For Sale
For anyone interested, I own two 2.0 truggies and I am putting one up for sale. Here is the info: http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...-0-truggy.html
10-06-2010 | 04:25 PM
#9524
The stock body holds up better. The bulldog body looks like it will hold up longer but so far it hasn't proven so. Even the bulldog buggy body is already cracked and they are not that old maybe 3-4 races. I have losi bodies that are well over a year old that are still kicking strong. I think Ill go back to the stock bodies.
10-06-2010 | 04:28 PM
#9525
ive tried the bulldog body on buggy and truggy as well as the jc punisher for buggy and truggy. do you self a favor and stick with the stock bodies unless you like replacing bodies often. i have a bulldog buggy body that has like a gallon of fuel thru it and its already cracked. both the punisher and the bulldog on the truggy didnt even last a gallon. i still have stock bodies from last year that are in perfect condion other then paint