Losi Sliders: Tips for Losi LEGION Racers
#47
#48
Thanks. I'll do more research and we all appreciate the tip!
Thomas
#49
Hey guys my friend wants to get into sliders but dont want a new one.... anyone got one for sale???? I will be there on sat... i am the big guy with the sc10 in stock sc
#50
Hey Thomas I told you to use that black stuff! LOL Maybe that will help you avoid thunder foot!
#51
> Don't goop the stuff on - more is not better.
> Try and minimize (don't) put it near bearings as it can cause premature failer.
My unofficial LEGION survey at our local track when asked what I could put in to the tranny to make it roll smoothly and with little resistence was:
> Antiseize 4
> Mom's mystery juice 1
> Not telling 1
So, with that perspective, use your judgement. My personal experience is that there doesn't appear to be that significant of an impact on wear. I've had more tranny casing problems (was not using antiseize at the time) than I've had any from the antiseize. In fact, I haven't done anything in over a year with my tranny (except check it, clean it and re-lube it) unless I broke or wore out a related part (like seeing the stock axels bore knotches into the outsdrives - yeah I know, what's causing that? - not sure but it happens from time to time regardless of anti-sieze).
Keep the tips coming! We can all benefit from more cars on the track and consistent competition.
Thomas
#52
#53
Tech Regular
millerman and others, I have a slider for sale. Will include a keyence speed control and 2 wolfpack batteries for 180.00. Ran 2 nights . 4.6 lap car. Hate to see it sit here all summer, want somebody to enjoy it.
#54
Tech Adept
maybe you could do like Wayne Vanroy & just be the car owner & rapair person & let me enjoy a fast ride LOL. We miss you at the track Burm.
#55
outdrive question
I noticed that over time the outdrives of the transmission get channels dug into them from the drive shafts. Once that happens, the car starts slowing down as the axel won't spin as freely. Obviously something is binding as the tranny tries to turn but I'm a little stumped as to why? Anyone else have this experience? I'll see about posting some pictures of what I mean.
Thomas
Thomas
#56
brushless combo question
Can anyone tell us about this combo? Not being tecch savy enough - it looks like it would not be appropriate at our track (I know where's your track) - let's just say that I don't know how this compares to the 17.5 brushless that is allowed at the track?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...em_5200Kv/100A
I'm trying VERY hard to keep the car stock, but know that it won't be long before I have no choice. Any feedback?
Thank you to anyone who can shed light.
Thomas
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...em_5200Kv/100A
I'm trying VERY hard to keep the car stock, but know that it won't be long before I have no choice. Any feedback?
Thank you to anyone who can shed light.
Thomas
#57
Can anyone tell us about this combo? Not being tecch savy enough - it looks like it would not be appropriate at our track (I know where's your track) - let's just say that I don't know how this compares to the 17.5 brushless that is allowed at the track?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...em_5200Kv/100A
I'm trying VERY hard to keep the car stock, but know that it won't be long before I have no choice. Any feedback?
Thank you to anyone who can shed light.
Thomas
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...em_5200Kv/100A
I'm trying VERY hard to keep the car stock, but know that it won't be long before I have no choice. Any feedback?
Thank you to anyone who can shed light.
Thomas
Thomas,
I do know one thing from looking at the specs, that is a 6.5 turn motor. You could put that thing in your sprint car and pull wheelies when you get on the throttle. It would be fun to put that in and practice with it but it wouldn't be too legal to race with. It would probably strip the gears out in the tranny too with all that power.
#58
Thomas,
I do know one thing from looking at the specs, that is a 6.5 turn motor. You could put that thing in your sprint car and pull wheelies when you get on the throttle. It would be fun to put that in and practice with it but it wouldn't be too legal to race with. It would probably strip the gears out in the tranny too with all that power.
I do know one thing from looking at the specs, that is a 6.5 turn motor. You could put that thing in your sprint car and pull wheelies when you get on the throttle. It would be fun to put that in and practice with it but it wouldn't be too legal to race with. It would probably strip the gears out in the tranny too with all that power.
Use the 6.5, then you would have the same setup as Dennis!!
#59
Tech Adept
maybe thats why I cant get my sprint car to turn in the corners. Thats the way i bought it from Pat
Jamcar
Jamcar
#60
Thomas,
I do know one thing from looking at the specs, that is a 6.5 turn motor. You could put that thing in your sprint car and pull wheelies when you get on the throttle. It would be fun to put that in and practice with it but it wouldn't be too legal to race with. It would probably strip the gears out in the tranny too with all that power.
I do know one thing from looking at the specs, that is a 6.5 turn motor. You could put that thing in your sprint car and pull wheelies when you get on the throttle. It would be fun to put that in and practice with it but it wouldn't be too legal to race with. It would probably strip the gears out in the tranny too with all that power.
Oh,yeah
"Turns: 6.5T" Duh.
Thomas