What diff oil weights do you run?

[gearhead455]

The .3 kit came with 5k for all of them but I have found that 7k, 5k, 3k, has been working best for a loose dirt track. What is working out there?

 

[Rafio]

I will start with 7/7/5 on my new eb48.3
A Tekno racer told me that is ideal for most situation
We'll see

 

[Mongoose]

I’m just a basher but run 50/100/30 in my ET. Wheelies no problem on 4S and hooks and goes!

 

[Pauly]

If you're going to be running a track I would check the Tekno website and look thru the filled setup sheets. You can most likely find a sheet that is geared towards your track type and start there. It will also help give you a baseline on suspension, sweep, camber, etc to get you started. That's how I tuned my SCT410.3 and it made a huge difference over the stock manual settings.

 

[WoodiE]

If you're going to be running a track I would check the Tekno website and look thru the filled setup sheets.

I agree! @gearhead455 you can also find the setup sheets in our Tekno RC EB48.4 Manual & Setup Sheet thread, which has both the blank setup sheet for your own use as well as the other pre-filled sheets that @Pauly has mentioned.

 

[Billl DeLong]

on my EB48.3 I really liked 5-7-3
I recently sold my .3 and upgraded to a .4
on my EB48.4 I'm currently running 7-10-5 and that's working very well for me

Here are my setups:

I'm far from the fastest driver in my area, but for a non-chassis sponsored (pro) driver I can keep up with most non-pro drivers, I recently took my first TQ and 1st place finish in the 40+ division and I think most of that was because I switched to the .4 and started running a slower servo:

 

[gearhead455]

I don’t bash it, no time to actually spend a day racing (let alone a series) not that I don’t want to. I just show up at the local 1/8 sized loose dirt track and beat up on Mugen MBX7s and Losi 8ights

 

[TBuggy]

I will start with 7/7/5 on my new eb48.3
A Tekno racer told me that is ideal for most situation
We'll see

This is what I have been using and running on a loose track. Feels pretty good to me.

 

[142Racing]

The .3 kit came with 5k for all of them but I have found that 7k, 5k, 3k, has been working best for a loose dirt track. What is working out there?

775 on a smooth med/high grip track

 

[bigdaddy7483]

I've been running 10/7/5. The extra weight up front helps pull the buggy around turns on throttle.

 

[Chris_RC]

I’m just a basher but run 50/100/30 in my ET. Wheelies no problem on 4S and hooks and goes!

So for bashing higher viscosity is better?
Which oil do you run in your shocks?
Thanks in advance