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fix-o-moll adhesive rubber band used to protect doors







strong/ easy to cut/ easy to stick/ easy to remove/ stays in place/ cheap

been using it for many years now

thecman26

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+1, exactly!

Unless your running indoors on smooth damp clay.

DE Racing makes some sick skid plates though.

Salkin

Not a pro racer, just a club racer. But just getting into the myriad of tuning my car.

I have this season skipped the use of skid plates. Some of the local pros don't use it, as they inflict on the ride height adjustment.

Why bother so much protect the underside of the chassis?

None of the real pros use it.

symmetricon

iTrader: (27)

You lose down travel with skid plates and chassis protector don't last long enough to be worth the effort and they interfere with removing screws on the bottom of the chassis. I never use them..

gangstafish

iTrader: (1)

Real pros get their chassis replaced for free.

BSCFlash

iTrader: (4)

+1

Salkin

Agreed. But changing a chassisplate once a season or second season doesn't brake my wallet.

I prioritize performance over less scratches in my chassis.

Brushless Corey

Are the 3.0 shocks a straight bolt on affair to the 2.0 or is there more work and parts involved?

Thanks

drepus

The 3.0 shocks are longer than 2.0 shocks. They would require 3.0 towers to maintain the correct up travel and droop.

rcgod

iTrader: (33)

3.0 shocks are longer. In addition to shocks and springs you'll need towers and either space out the upper shock standoff or use the longer ones for the 3.0

symmetricon

iTrader: (27)

Is there a Losi 8ight T 3.0 E thread? Yesterday on impulse I bought one and converted it and built it at the track. Lost the TQ by 3 seconds and smashed everyone in the mains. The truggy was so much better than my dex408t. I noticed it can with the aluminum servo saver top half. Ironically, I qualified 2nd in e buggy and was cruising to finish second at least and my servo saver top half broke in my e buggy. I didn't even crash. The part # tlr244021 seems to be out of stock in almost every where. Is this a common part that needs upgrades?

Brushless Corey

Thanks! So I basically need the shocks and the shock towers off the 3.0. D you guys think this is a cost effective upgrade for a 2.0?

symmetricon

iTrader: (27)

The 3.0 arms are also different. I would highly recommend buying a 3.0 if possible. I have driven a 2.0 in the past an never really cared for it, but the 3.0 drives very different in the best way possible. I just cant imagine that changkng the shocks and tower wojld get you anywhere neer to the 3.0....

Got-R/C?

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I saw a few people recommend it on here when I bought mine so I got one. Seems to be a good upgrade to have for a little extra strength (especially rusty guys like me)..

symmetricon

iTrader: (27)

I guess so! Mine broke on a clean landing on the big triple. Oh well.... Wade said he broke one on his e buggy to. I wonder if I had my servo saver too tight since the manual doesn't tell you how much to tighten it?