chase044

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heres my team losi mini-t with alittle bling bling. and well it turned out prety good. they were easy to mount and it took like 30 minutes. becaus i got it all together and had to put like 4 spacerts on the ball link and it was still hitting the shocks then noticed that i had the c-barackets on the rong side. so i had to take it all apart switvh the knuckles onto the right c-brackets. and then its all fixed and runs good. i got the servo cover and lock plate, the c-brackets, the nuckles, the skid plate, and theres a part you cant see but its the mount for the a-arms to the chassis. it alluminum too.

chase044

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and the bottom

Blankstare

Thats pretty nice

chase044

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thanks

Tigger N. Bennie

When are you going to change out the electronics?

rccarman

sweet

mrjon53

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is this the losi after market hop ups? i still cant find any at my lhs stores i visit[]

chase044

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thanks guys. they are gpm racing parts i got from www.hobbyect.com they have alot of stuff for the mini-t. i am planing on changing out the electronics when i get a brushless setup. does seperates make it go any faster than the stock electronics, or is it to just be able to take the 4 wire servo out. my stock servo is fine. but i want a brushless motor because this car isnt fast enough. the batterie and mod motor isnt enough. anyone here selling a brushless setup that would fit in a mini-t.
thanks
Bryan

Tigger N. Bennie

Check into airplane brushless motors if you don't want to wait for the Mini-T brushless--I was checking out a few the other day, but I'm still debating on whether or not I want to send the Mini-T into oblivion or not and end up purchasing even more parts, especially since my Mini-T appears to need better traction on a dirt track and not really any more speed. If you decide to use a brushless motor and not change out the electronics, how long do you think that plastic stock servo is going to last when you hit something? I know I've slammed into a brick wall twice off of a 3-foot jump and didn't break my metal geared servo (knock on wood) though I bent the heck out of the front turnbuckles. I thought about replacing the stock turnbuckles with titanium turnbuckles, however, the stock turnbuckles are only $2 or $3 for a set and much cheaper to replace than the next weakest link if I were to replace them with titanium turnbuckles.

chase044

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yes a metal geared servo would be very nice but i dont have the money right now for much. i have enough to buy a batterie and one race. because i think a race is like $20 at my local track.

Cory Ream

I use the Lehner Brushless in my Mini T. Works really well go to [link=http://www.b-p-p.com]www.b-p-p.com[/link]. Thats where i get all of my stuff. get a Lehner motor or a hacker. I haven't tried the hacker but i heard its pretty nice. if you do go brushless get some LiPo batteries. Or get some LiPo batteries and try them out with a 300 motor, the batteries make a huge difference.

Email me with questions

Cory
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raykessler

im waitin for "the mamba"...... that thing'l be sweet

chase044

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all you guys are talking about the mamba and weel some of you guys link to castle crations the people that are making the mamba but cant find it there. i now its not out yet but people are saying they have pics or somthing. i dont know. if i was to get a brushless i guesse i would get the mamba because from what you guys are saying its a fast motor. i also talked to guy making them and he say theu are the fastest and i think is a replacment motor that wont need motor mount modification. i dont know really.