Team Associated RC8Be Thread
#4921
Like others that have installed the Grid mount, mine dropped in without any issues. I've even R&R'ed it a few times, again without any problems.
Also, as already pointed out, the mesh getting tight for part of the spur rotation is the spur and not the mount. You'd have the same problem with the stock or Elite mount. That's one reason why I will set mesh and check for at least 1 full rotation of the spur.
The bearing fit in mine nicely, and there is no additional play with the outdrive.
Also, as already pointed out, the mesh getting tight for part of the spur rotation is the spur and not the mount. You'd have the same problem with the stock or Elite mount. That's one reason why I will set mesh and check for at least 1 full rotation of the spur.
The bearing fit in mine nicely, and there is no additional play with the outdrive.
Next time one of you fellow Grid owners take out your center diff for service, could you PLEASE measure the I.D. of the bearing surface area so I can compare?
Thanks!
#4923
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 2,030
From: Albany, NY
has anyone try else batt
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXZDW0&P=ML
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXZDW0&P=ML
I found it last week looking around Tower Hobbies' battery stock and I liked it. So.. I just bought it - - - and they are down to limited quantites already so i guess I'm not the only one thinking that. (It wasn't at that status last week).
The tires I had picked out (now bought also) was in limited quanties status when they wern't last week also.
Lots of people buying up 1/8th stuff for the new season i guess

My advice: If you like that battery, buy it. With the 15.00 coupon is a 75.00 LIPO - hard case - Venom - and a lot more durable than Gens Ace (AND IN STOCK) for only 9 bucks more...
Yep. May be a 30C, but who cares. Can't go wrong with this battery. I wouldn't be surprised to see tower sold out in 3 days time.
#4924
I agree, I run nothing but venom batteries. I have 4 of these 5000 4s batteries. Ive run them to death
they have always done what I needed them to do. Could you buy a better battery? Sure you can.. But why waste your money on 2 awesome batteries.. when you can have 4 great batteries for the same price.. plus my LHS always gives me great deals

they have always done what I needed them to do. Could you buy a better battery? Sure you can.. But why waste your money on 2 awesome batteries.. when you can have 4 great batteries for the same price.. plus my LHS always gives me great deals
#4927
I used the mugen gaskets as well, and since they are thicker I sanded a bit more.
edit: link to a better write up by one of our resident experts. http://www.rctech.net/forum/8463548-post1012.html
and
http://www.rctech.net/forum/8454270-post972.html
j
Last edited by schnellschnell; 03-27-2011 at 07:41 PM. Reason: clarification
#4928
#4930
Hey guys, been running this buggy since it was released like 3 years ago? updated it a while ago with the "B" parts and now with a full set of SNR parts. Running a T8 1400kv mmpro 6s futaba bls452 and a dx3s. Pretty much the kit setup as far as shocks and suspension go but with 5-7-3 diffs instead. Drives like its on rails with great power. The SNR stuff is top notch and the new geometry really makes the buggy easier to drive really hard. RTR weight is 3330g, not too light but good enough for me. Enjoy the pics!
if so that a pound lighter than mine

does this cf kit come with the side bumpers? Looks nice !!
recall how much for the cf make-over?
#4931
Tech Adept
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 170
From: I.B.E.W
Yup 3330g fully loaded and sittin on the track. The cf kit did not come with mudguards and the ae ones fit like crap cause the sides of the cf chassis are flat so I'm gonna use some tekno v3 ones instead. Don't really need them running indoor clay tracks but do like the extra support for the sides of the body and extra protection for componets inside the car from hits from other buggies. The whole snr cf package was $220 for both towers and the chassis.
#4932
Yup 3330g fully loaded and sittin on the track. The cf kit did not come with mudguards and the ae ones fit like crap cause the sides of the cf chassis are flat so I'm gonna use some tekno v3 ones instead. Don't really need them running indoor clay tracks but do like the extra support for the sides of the body and extra protection for componets inside the car from hits from other buggies. The whole snr cf package was $220 for both towers and the chassis.
#4933
I have 2 huge projects coming for you guys. I've just been freakishly busy with the Tsunami relief effort. I'm working on gathering the information for the thread right now. As of today, I've worked 12 days in a row. And I go to school 4 nights a week. I'm working until next Saturday before I get another day off. But try to bear with me while I get through work. Lots of things have been mentioned about the Grid mount this weekend. I also have a solution for that, again stay tuned. Im working on things that are almost done. I didn't plan on this Tsunami happening, and that's when I get busy when world emergencies happen.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42210976...sacramento_ca/
This only tells about 1/4 of the story.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42210976...sacramento_ca/
This only tells about 1/4 of the story.
#4934
Tech Apprentice
iTrader: (13)
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 52
From: Gardendale AL
. I wasn't planning on buying one for a while but the price was right and it was a great buy.I have a question about the rx8 system, I perfectly happy with it as it is and how i have it set up. I was wondering if the hot wire was worth buying? I bought the rx8 system used and I don't know much about it besides using the settings on the actual esc itself. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If this should be on the rx8 thread mybad.



