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TDC57 06.23.2008 02:34 AM

Great action shots… :gasp:

Your buggy is looking great in flight, very flat :yes: and you didn’t brake anything..

Outstanding weekend...

Temps 140-150 aren’t those a little high?. :neutral: What’s your gearing?.

Have a great one and thanks for the killer update..:party:

DRIFT_BUGGY 06.23.2008 03:39 AM

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Originally Posted by TDC57 (Post 184656)
Great action shots… :gasp:

Your buggy is looking great in flight, very flat :yes: and you didn’t brake anything..

Outstanding weekend...

Temps 140-150 aren’t those a little high?. :neutral: What’s your gearing?.

Have a great one and thanks for the killer update..:party:

No breakage on anything apart from the tyre coming off the wheel. Yeah the motor temp is a little high and I am running a 14T/46T which is 44mph. Might put a 15T in (47mph) and see if they go any lower? As it is only the motor that is running hot

tc3_racer_001 06.23.2008 03:48 AM

o damn. i really hope i dont have heat issues!! where abouts in australia? i will be only racing in 6 minute races but i ordered a 2D smooth, as no one told me if the finned one fitted :( on 4s, i got a 12t,13t and 15t with the 46t.

btw, what is 160*F in *C??

and can you hold your hand around it for as long as you want (10sec+) or is it like instant burn! and what is the max safe neu temp? thanks,
ryan

(and sorry for the random questions!)

DRIFT_BUGGY 06.23.2008 05:07 AM

Im in Central Queensland (near Rockhampton) .
The say that 150F should be the hottest temp for motors and if only the motor is hot it usually means it is undergeared.
160F = 71.11C

tc3_racer_001 06.23.2008 07:37 AM

looks like im going to buy yet another gadget! whats the best priced, yet reasonably accurate temp probe/gun, landed in australia? tower has pretty expensive. the duratrax one seems popular? why? $45 is how much my LHS wants for one...

big greg 06.23.2008 09:37 AM

neu motors are good for 200f any higher then you have problems, they shouldnt see over 150 tho really

ogrfre01 06.23.2008 02:50 PM

Hi, what setup are you (and everybody else) that is driving the 8ight using? shock oil and so on? I just got my 8ight converted (1 hour ago) and it feel kind of "loose" I dont know the right word, but the oppisite of stiff *lol*. Would 45 in front and 40 in the back be a god place to start?

fromdaboz707 06.23.2008 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by ogrfre01 (Post 184848)
Hi, what setup are you (and everybody else) that is driving the 8ight using? shock oil and so on? I just got my 8ight converted (1 hour ago) and it feel kind of "loose" I dont know the right word, but the oppisite of stiff *lol*. Would 45 in front and 40 in the back be a god place to start?

I have a kyosho buggy and i use 35 in the back a and 40 in the front...

DRIFT_BUGGY 06.24.2008 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by tc3_racer_001 (Post 184685)
looks like im going to buy yet another gadget! whats the best priced, yet reasonably accurate temp probe/gun, landed in australia? tower has pretty expensive. the duratrax one seems popular? why? $45 is how much my LHS wants for one...

I use the Duratrax one, probably popular as their cheap and been around for a while now. Most stores charge around $45, they go for around $39 on ebay but by the time you pay freight it ends up $45 anyway. Best to support your LHS anyway

DRIFT_BUGGY 06.28.2008 06:31 PM

Anyone know how many diffs you can fill with 1 tube of diff fluid?
http://www.losipartshouse.com/catalog/LOSA5285-250.jpg

BL_RV0 06.28.2008 06:56 PM

I could fill all three of my diffs with one of those, and still have about half left. Mine is a 30cc tube.

BL_RV0 06.28.2008 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DRIFT_BUGGY (Post 184613)

It looks like your rear tire came off in this pic?

DRIFT_BUGGY 06.28.2008 09:01 PM

Yeah it did, but I managed to get a few more laps out before it fully came off, lol

BL_RV0 06.28.2008 09:03 PM

Wow. :lol: Was it all, "blub, blub, blub, blub" all the way through the track?

DRIFT_BUGGY 06.28.2008 09:14 PM

lol, I actually got 30 minutes more before it came apart. The track was so rough I didn't really notice it till it was nearly off


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