E-fanatic what expo are you running on your steering with the 2271 servo?
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Well the chassis braces for the SCTE do not fit our Tenacity buggies. I bought STrc aluminum braces for the SCTE and they don't fit.
But...
I installed the DE mudflaps, aluminum rear hubs, front spindles (front knuckles are sold out EVERYWHERE), Traxxas waterproof receiver box, Savox 1210Sg servo, power RC clamping horn, steering assembly bearings, premounted proline badlands and RPM skid plates do fit.
I'm stoked at the difference in the steering and the tires!
They are 13mm springs. Same as the losi scte 2.0. They losi 12mm springs that go on the scte 3.0 and the other 1/10scale trucks will not fit
Yes they do
Got lots of my parts from here in Canada. But E-fanatic was kind enough to post his parts (most had part numbers). Also there are some solid youtube videos from bulletproof rc.Man that is exactly what I was looking at doing to mine, where did you get your parts? Links?
@brushlessrc I re-oil my bearings after 6-10 dirt bashing runs. It's easy to do and only needs a few drops. Good practice to get into.
With your diffs, it is just a matter of pulling things apart. I like to take screws out about half way and make sure they stay in the spots they belong as I remove parts, that way I know exactly where they go when I put it back together. I take pics of everything too in case I need a reference.
Thanks manGot lots of my parts from here in Canada. But E-fanatic was kind enough to post his parts (most had part numbers). Also there are some solid youtube videos from bulletproof rc.
Interesting enough the Arrma forum has a good DB thread with a lot of info too.
Interesting, would love to know how to grease bearings and diffs. Any good vids out there? Tips?@Daytona675R nice score man. I was lucky enough to get one after making a few calls and finally snagging one. I've been getting parts from Eliminator RC for the most part (Winnipeg). Other times it's been Great Hobbies. I did have to get some parts from the states like on Ebay and at Hobby Town.
@brushlessrc I re-oil my bearings after 6-10 dirt bashing runs. It's easy to do and only needs a few drops. Good practice to get into.
With your diffs, it is just a matter of pulling things apart. I like to take screws out about half way and make sure they stay in the spots they belong as I remove parts, that way I know exactly where they go when I put it back together. I take pics of everything too in case I need a reference.
I just installed those aluminum rear outdrive bearing cups. They snapped in perfectly and my diff didn't need any shimming from what I could tell. Did the grease test and it also feels like the motor gear mesh, not loose but not too tight either. Looks to be a solid upgrade ??
I got the badlands on there too finally and man they are awesomeMan that is exactly what I was looking at doing to mine, where did you get your parts? Links?
Nice pick up on the badlands. They make a huge difference and look great.Thanks man
Interesting, would love to know how to grease bearings and diffs. Any good vids out there? Tips?
awesome man thanks for the reply i love your foam cut outs, keeps everything neat and tidy. also was wondering what shocks i can get to replace the ones that came with the truck, i bent a front shock shaft and can't get them until mid July-august so i am just thinking about replacing all four with something from proline but no idea which ones will fit the dbNice pick up on the badlands. They make a huge difference and look great.
For the diffs, there are a ton of helpful video and forum threads. Lots of Losi specific and some Tenacity specific videos on youtube too.
I cut out foam for all my oils I use for a specific RC model. I've got diff oils, shock oil and bearing oil for the DB Pro in this one.
5k front, 10k centre, 7k rear (E-fanatic set up ?)
42.5 weight shock oil (little stiffer for bashing)
High velocity bearing oil
I've got FlexyTub shock covers coming so I don't have to change my shock oil so much hahha.
No idea man. I think it's as easy as referencing the size of the tenacity shock, and the shaft length (Hahaha "shaft length"), then finding the match. Or you can order the ti nitride coated tlr ones for the scte 3.0 if those match...awesome man thanks for the reply i love your foam cut outs, keeps everything neat and tidy. also was wondering what shocks i can get to replace the ones that came with the truck, i bent a front shock shaft and can't get them until mid July-august so i am just thinking about replacing all four with something from proline but no idea which ones will fit the db
Yeah man sick, give it a rip. Hope that set up works for you, it's been awesome for me. ?awesome man that sounds like a fun filled Saturday to me. i run mine the same so i will most likely do that it sounds like a good idea. i tried to just adjust height a bit by using the adjustments on the springs it helped but i think your fix is the one. as for the shocks i was thinking the sc shocks from proline will work but I'm still gonna bring the old front and back shocks in for comparison also i am gonna change the shock oil weight to something a little heavier maybe a 45wt