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T-Bro 06.19.2009 07:32 AM

Nitro 4tech vs TC3 Buggy
 
Traxxas 4TECH 2.5 nitro motor
Tc3 Buggy, Neu 6700 motor, Neu 3s lipo 4100 30c

I will be video taping my buddy and I racing this Sunday. This cat has been talking trash all week on how he's going to smoke me in a drag race.:whistle: So much that we have 6/7 new viewers coming to the strip just to see who's gonna win! I'll post a link to the video after the race.

Dafni 06.19.2009 08:13 AM

Should be a piece of cake for you if you have good grip. Wheelspin is your only worry IMO
Warm those tires up and your buddy is in for a surprise.

Good luck

Daf

lutach 06.19.2009 08:43 AM

Remove the front diff and install a spool if you have it.

rootar 06.19.2009 10:32 AM

or if you dont have a spool crank that front down TIGHT.

Metallover 06.19.2009 01:00 PM

Or rip the balls out...

magman 06.19.2009 02:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Metallover (Post 297055)
Or rip the balls out...

Wit till linc sees this post....:whistle:

T-Bro 06.19.2009 09:18 PM

What's a spool? Is that the same as a 1 way front diff??

lutach 06.19.2009 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by T-Bro (Post 297186)
What's a spool? Is that the same as a 1 way front diff??

A spool is a solid piece and you'll have front braking while a one-way allows the front to spin free when you brake. I have a spool in my TC3 and for drag racing or speed runs, I thinks it's a must. Keep the diff in the rear though.

speedracer1129 06.20.2009 11:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lutach (Post 297190)
A spool is a solid piece and you'll have front braking while a one-way allows the front to spin free when you brake. I have a spool in my TC3 and for drag racing or speed runs, I thinks it's a must. Keep the diff in the rear though.

I second this!!! Spool in the front and diff in the rear will be the only way to keep the car in control.

T-Bro 06.20.2009 12:01 PM

where can I get one... they sell them at towerhobbies?

T-Bro 06.20.2009 12:03 PM

Quote:

Should be a piece of cake for you if you have good grip. Wheelspin is your only worry IMO
Oh yeah I have mad grip. I'm running 1/8 scale nitro shoes foam tires. They are great.

TexasSP 06.20.2009 12:31 PM

PM snellemin about his sticky drag concoction for tires. I believe it is honey and water but do not know what parts each.

zeropointbug 06.20.2009 03:29 PM

TC3 buggy, isn't that 2WD?

lutach 06.20.2009 05:41 PM

Amain has the spool for the nitro http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...pool-Nitro-TC3, don't know if they're compatibale with the electric TC3 (part # ASC1703). You could check Ebay.

T-Bro 06.20.2009 11:52 PM

Quote:

TC3 buggy, isn't that 2WD?
No the tc3 is 4wd. My buggy is as well. It just has an extended chasis and B4 arms, shock mounts, shocks etc.

Metallover 06.21.2009 09:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lutach (Post 297509)
Amain has the spool for the nitro http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...pool-Nitro-TC3, don't know if they're compatibale with the electric TC3 (part # ASC1703). You could check Ebay.

I say skip the expensive spool and just rip the balls out! It'll work just as good.:whistle:

brushlessboy16 06.21.2009 09:47 AM

use 2 part epoxy. smother all the internals- then clamp it together- that was my method on locking a ball diff- had to take it apart with a really big hammer.

Metallover 06.21.2009 10:37 AM

What's wrong with taking the balls out and tightening it down like a mofo? C'mon, my ways the best.:na:

TexasSP 06.21.2009 11:38 AM

Use mighty putty, it has the power to do the job right! :rules: :yes:

T-Bro 06.22.2009 04:26 PM

HE GOT SMOKED!! Lol. I got it on video and I'll post it asap. I have a paper due tonight so I can't post it right now. He's moving up to the 3.3 motor now to see if that will get him a win next time.

BrianG 06.22.2009 04:29 PM

lol, not surprising. I can't imagine the size Nitro motor required to compete with a good BL setup.

T-Bro 06.22.2009 06:36 PM

I can't even hold you up like that... I'm uploading it now!!

T-Bro 06.22.2009 06:45 PM

HERE'S A QUICK PEEP AT IT...
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What's_nitro? 06.22.2009 06:59 PM

Pwnage. :mdr:

kulangflow 06.22.2009 07:27 PM

That's always fun! I raced a nitro Savage once with my bl-E-maxx. I stayed with him at half-throttle for a while, then wheelied as I passed him just for effect. :-)

Nice win!

TwzteD 06.22.2009 10:05 PM

You Took A DUMP on His Lid For Sure.

T-Bro 06.22.2009 10:20 PM

What's really funny is my servo saver was loose so I couldn't go full throttle until about 1/3 of the track was gone. If I could have opened up from the starting line... LIGHTS OUT! LOL.


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