Team Losi Racing TLR334029 Shock Conversion Set Manual
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To assemble the TLR334029 Race Kit, begin by organizing all parts and reading the instruction manual thoroughly. Follow the step-by-step guide, starting with the chassis, then proceed to the suspension, drivetrain, and electronics. Ensure all screws are tightened securely but do not overtighten to prevent damage.
Basic tools required include a set of hex drivers, a flat-head and a Phillips screwdriver, needle-nose pliers, and a turnbuckle wrench. Additionally, having a shock oil and differential grease on hand is beneficial for regular maintenance.
If you're experiencing steering issues, first check the servo for proper operation and connections. Ensure that the steering linkage is not bound and that the servo saver is correctly adjusted. Inspect the tires and wheels for any damage or debris that might impede steering performance.
It's recommended to clean the vehicle after every run, check for loose screws, and inspect moving parts. Every 5-10 runs, inspect the shocks and change the oil if needed, and check the drivetrain for wear. Adjust and lubricate as necessary to maintain optimal performance.
To adjust the suspension, you can change the shock oil to a thicker or thinner viscosity, adjust the spring tension, and alter the shock position on the arm and tower. Softer settings are typically used for loose surfaces, while harder settings are preferable for high-grip tracks.
If the motor overheats, stop using the vehicle immediately to prevent damage. Allow it to cool down and check for any binding in the drivetrain. Ensure the gearing is appropriate for the conditions and consider using a motor fan or heatsink to aid cooling.
To improve battery life, ensure that the battery is fully charged before use and avoid fully discharging it. Use a balance charger to maintain cell health and store batteries at a proper storage voltage when not in use. Consider upgrading to a battery with a higher capacity for longer run times.
Intermittent power loss can be due to loose connections. Check all electrical connections including battery terminals, motor leads, and ESC connections. Inspect the wires for any damage or wear and ensure that the ESC is calibrated properly.
To prevent flipping, adjust the ride height to lower the center of gravity. Soften the suspension settings to allow for more body roll and increase the front toe-in for better stability. Additionally, ensure that the tires are suitable for the track surface for better grip.
Clean the vehicle thoroughly to remove all dirt and debris. Disassemble and inspect major components for wear, lubricate moving parts, and store the vehicle in a cool, dry place. Keep the batteries at storage voltage and remove them from the vehicle to avoid leakage or damage.