I just read this whole thread last night. Looks like a awesome little car

But I remember talk about rollers on ebay for cheap. The only ones on there now are for like 225 bucks, were there cheaper ones?

It seemed like people were making out pretty well by buying the RTR and selling off the nitro stuff and DX3S system. Depends if you want to put up the money and deal with selling the stuff.

So far I've been on the track about five time's. Truggy has been great, I mounted a set of Pro-Line 30 series Bow-Ties to the Losi wheels for this truck and it made it steer so much better. First broken part today though, one of the front cvd's right where the pin fastens it to the axle. Not sure if it's a week point or I tapped a pipe wrong. Bad part is they are $18.99 at A-Main, hopefully it is a one time thing and not a constant ocurence.

I can't wait to get one and convert it to brushless. I am going to install a crazy-powerfull BL system in it and turn it into a rocket-ship, just stupid-fast!

Had my Ten-T out with MMM 2650, 4s 30c 5000 turnigy and 26t pinion... Also mounted a set of badlands on some JC wheels. The truck is simply too fast. The motor, speed control and battery aren't hot, or really all that warm, but the truck flies. I would almost say it's overkill as there's no instance today that I wanted to use all of the top end speed.

I think I just may switch to a much smaller pinion :)

And dial some speed out with Castlelink.......

You can't really reduce the speed with the CastleLink. You can control the punch, and adjust the throttle curve, but that just changes the way it gets up to speed, the top speed will remain the same. The only way to truly reduce speed is to drop the gearing down, use a lower kv motor, or reduce the voltage. I guess you could adjust the endpoint on your radio, but the previously mentioned methods are much better choices.

I would suggest a lower Kv motor. The 1900kv sounds to be the right wind for 4s running.

am i really the only one with the center diff bearings problem? How did your bearing fit in mikes mount?
I have so far broken 1 rim and 4 center diff bearings:@ and abit of the body (not that bad)

95ROLR do you have some pics with the bandlands? And is it the MT or buggy badlands?

Everything went together smooth when i converted mine.The only thing i have broken so far is a rear plastic hub.Big jumps and cartwheels tend to do that.

kk. so i may have been the only one who almost feels cheated....:(

cheated? why would you feel cheated?

i have been grinding on the motor mount for a very long time and the bearing still doesnt fit. and all the other stuff i complainted about some time ago..
but i might just have been unlucky.
I have ordred 2 acer bearings to see if the can live for more than 20min

Are you using the c/diff that the Ten came with and 12/18/4 mm bearings

Yup, is there any upgrade or anything of the center diff?:/