official hotbodies lsp thread
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
do u know where i can get some 17mm hexes that will fit the lsp? i hate having the 23 mm hexes they are too bick for my lsp.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
I know everyone thinks I'm a cheap skate, and I probably am, as the rich guys go for some sort of full conversion using Sportwerks axles or some such like, I did the budget version, Hot Bodies Lightning GT 17 mm hexes which go straight on the stock axle and HPI 17mm collared wheels nuts. I don't think you can use the Savage hexes as they have a different size but the Lightning GT ones are exactly the same size pin as the LSP's.
My son & I race our LSP's, occasionally they get crashed heavily, and so far had no problems at all.
My son & I race our LSP's, occasionally they get crashed heavily, and so far had no problems at all.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
Hay thank you for the servo suggestions however I have encountered another problem. When I set the camber and toe right then I run it its back out of alignment. Help please.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
Here is all the mods I've done to mine.
Hot Bodies LSP-R
Soon a BCE Chassis
(2) Mach 26's, Mach 427, Axail 28 s1
HB plastic arms
17mm Conversion with LST shafts,SW axles, and hubs
Topcad Kyosho front C-block
Topcad Kyosho Rear uprights
Racers Edge 3mm Shock ends
Jammin x1 crt hinge pin mod
Jammin x1 crt fuel tank
Jammin x1 crt upper arm mod (with HB buggy ypper arm holder)
Mbx5t steering mod (rear tie rod)
Ball bearing for brake cams
Ball bearing for steering
Hot Bodies LSP-R
Soon a BCE Chassis
(2) Mach 26's, Mach 427, Axail 28 s1
HB plastic arms
17mm Conversion with LST shafts,SW axles, and hubs
Topcad Kyosho front C-block
Topcad Kyosho Rear uprights
Racers Edge 3mm Shock ends
Jammin x1 crt hinge pin mod
Jammin x1 crt fuel tank
Jammin x1 crt upper arm mod (with HB buggy ypper arm holder)
Mbx5t steering mod (rear tie rod)
Ball bearing for brake cams
Ball bearing for steering
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
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Status: online Hay thank you for the servo suggestions however I have encountered another problem. When I set the camber and toe right then I run it its back out of alignment. Help please.
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Status: online Hay thank you for the servo suggestions however I have encountered another problem. When I set the camber and toe right then I run it its back out of alignment. Help please.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
hey rammol,what kit did you order to get the 23mm kit for your lsp?i own one and i would like to get 17mm ,20mm and 13mm so i can run whatever wheel i like but i cant find anny conversions but i know something fits.what kit did you order?and i think i have seen 17mm hex somewhere?i have the 17mm hex's from the savage kit and they fit but the axle is still small so it doesnt fit the wheel hole?kind of sham if you ask me.id like to get the nice 17mm kits with the large annodized locknut.and also i would like to get some kits that clamp on.but i really need to know where rammol got the 23mm kit and how he made it work so come on bro hit me back with some info.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
jonnymobil, If you have the 17mm hexes from a Savage you should also have the collared wheel nuts which allow the fitment of 17mm wheels, these are a 14mm flanged nut with a collar machined on the inside to allow fitment of 17mm wheels. Not the best solution but they work and at least it will allow you to fit 17mm wheels until you get your conversion done.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
Figured I would revive this thread jsut recently got my lightning stadium sport and I love it heres a few pics
break in
after break in
My dear wife doing up my lightning body this wll be her first airbrushed body
Little break in vid
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lHY9JicefQQ
break in
after break in
My dear wife doing up my lightning body this wll be her first airbrushed body
Little break in vid
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lHY9JicefQQ
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
here's a pic of my new beater. no picks of lid off, but its running a hacker c50l brushless motor, and mgm16018 compro esc. i'm have some binding problems with my radio gear but if i get that going, i'll control it with futuba 2.4 fasst/3pks setup. if not, i'll just through a am radio on there and deal with that crap i guess. servo is a jr ds8411. i bought the roller w a rc-moster motor mount included. it already had the 17mm conversion, but i don't know what parts are used. there are a few upgrade though out also.
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While doing a jump is it good to have a hard spring up front and soft one at the rear? What do you guys prefer?
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
tashspop did u do the airbrushing my wife is jsut getting into it and would love to hear the technique you tackled it with very nice job
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tashspop did u do the airbrushing my wife is jsut getting into it and would love to hear the technique you tackled it with very nice job
tashspop did u do the airbrushing my wife is jsut getting into it and would love to hear the technique you tackled it with very nice job
first i was drinking for a good part of the day, then i decided to paint the body, but didn't feel like messing with masking so i went free hand. i was working with creatix paints. i put trans. yellow, then with a sheild made some swoops with white. repeat. transparent blue, then more swoops. finish with black.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
I know this is the LSP thread, but does anyone have any comments or experience with the Lightning Stadium Sport (LSS?) RTR? I can't find any info on that.
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RE: official hotbodies lsp thread
I have never driven the lightning stadium sport but I have seen them and they look good for an rtr truggy. They have good engines. I think they have the Hot Bodies .26 in them. Which is the same as the OFNA Force .26 which is a great engine. In my opinion this is the best 1/8 truggy out there for the money.