The KINGS BUILD BEGINS

[asw27x]

they are stiffer for more high traction rack

[patrol king]

Originally Posted by asw27x

they are stiffer for more high traction rack

I researched these tyres and thought because of the firmness of the sidewall it would be a good tyre for side hilling with the super super soft green compound and modified 2 stage foams .

[Jenkins88]

Originally Posted by patrol king

I researched these tyres and thought because of the firmness of the sidewall it would be a good tyre for side hilling with the super super soft green compound and modified 2 stage foams .

cool let me know how they climb

[patrol king]

Well have settled into my new house and have again gone back to the crawler to finish it off .
Ordered everything to finish it , knuckle weights + rings , another set of SLW`s with 250 and 600 hubs , set of losi boss claws , 2 stage foams , futaba 4pks , dual tekin fxr`s with 45 T HD tekin motors , 6 turnigy 850 3s batts , hitec 7950 servo .

[patrol king]

Mail man has been ..... wating on radio

[EverettY]

wow you are only running one motor you could get a really light rig that way

[Highlucks]

Best of luck bud. Get it built and start tuning.

[HARDKNOCKZ]

Your parts pile looks much better dude. You gotta a lotta weight just in knuckle rings sitting there. What's your target weight?

You may also wanna think about another foam. The Prolines are ok in consistent 75 degree weather but if it's chilly...they get hard...hot & they break down. It can make it hard to get a consistent tune out of em.

Good luck man. I'd tell ya to put the smack down on Camo....but I can't turn my my ginger buddy from down under.

J.D.

[Robbob]

Originally Posted by HARDKNOCKZ

You may also wanna think about another foam. The Prolines are ok in consistent 75 degree weather but if it's chilly...they get hard...hot & they break down. It can make it hard to get a consistent tune out of em.
J.D.

Yup, tried them once ..... couldnt get them out of my tire quick enough.

[patrol king]

Well I have finally finished my build , programmed esc`s with hotwire , set bec and programmed radio .
Have run half a pack and have found that using the small turn buckle for the servo flip that the turn buckle is tearing out of the stock rod end at the servo horn . Any tips ?

[HARDKNOCKZ]

Originally Posted by patrol king

Well I have finally finished my build , programmed esc`s with hotwire , set bec and programmed radio .
Have run half a pack and have found that using the small turn buckle for the servo flip that the turn buckle is tearing out of the stock rod end at the servo horn . Any tips ?

Thats weird...been running mine similar to that for 2 seasons with a 7990. Can u shoot a pic?

[Robbob]

Originally Posted by patrol king

Have run half a pack and have found that using the small turn buckle for the servo flip that the turn buckle is tearing out of the stock rod end at the servo horn . Any tips ?

Originally Posted by HARDKNOCKZ

Thats weird...been running mine similar to that for 2 seasons with a 7990. Can u shoot a pic?

Mine did the same thing when I first built the truck.

Not enough meat inside the stock turnbuckle and too coarse of a thread on the stock link was my conclusion. (plus some nasty binds )

Swapped over to a Jato end + Revo end + 4mm 3/4'' setscrew = no problems since.

[TSK]

Jato + Tevo + 4mm set screw FTW. Not to say that's what I'm running now though

[patrol king]

Thanks for the tip guys , will build one up straight away .
Are you running in front or behind the servo horn ?

[Robbob]

Originally Posted by patrol king

Thanks for the tip guys , will build one up straight away .
Are you running in front or behind the servo horn ?

Mines behind but I've seen it both ways.

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[patrol king]

That tip has fixed it , though I do seem to have more steering left than right and I have adjusted EPA

[Robbob]

Originally Posted by patrol king

That tip has fixed it , though I do seem to have more steering left than right and I have adjusted EPA

Picture?

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[patrol king]

Picture

[slowride1]

looking at the pics the sero arm isnt straight . mite need to add a small shim in there to get it straight

[patrol king]

I had set the servo to center before putting horn to give straight steering . Like this it stills get the same amount of throw each way 90 left and 90 right .