The way to adjust a slipper is grab both tires and try to spin the spur with your thumb. It should be difficult to turn. That's the way we adjusted them on our rc 10s back in the days.
Yeah, you can see I did that in the video (unless I edited it out). it was pretty tight. I figure after we run it a bit, we will need to adjust them anyway.
@@TheShopMiniRCI’m having trouble finding larger than 18t pinions in .5 mod and 2mm bore. I’m also having the same problem finding smaller spur gears for the Losi mini platforms. Im modding one of the new mini b brushless RTRs.
im new to the hobby and just bought a mini t2.0 brushless, O social media they advise me to glue my slipper clutch? Is this a good idea? why and how? thank you.
@@TheShopMiniRC Yeah, i noticed that im happy the way it is atm. Brushless and fast with a few extra aftermarket parts. Only question remaining here at the moment is: tyres wear quickly and new one original are criminal expensive. Any tips on wheels/rubber? I have a losi micro brusless that runs fine on hollow mini lego tyres. Even better then original. But i dont see it happening on the Mini scale. Those lego tyres will ballooon heavy or dont fit etc.. Or will rip off due to torgue. LOL. so yeah, Printing> ?? any experience with that? tnks bud
About to get one of these soon what would be easiest way to make these as low maintenance as possible mate? Im going to put the spool in so it's diffless as it be off road anyway would you recommend putting the slipper clutch eliminatior in aswell mate or any good tips so I don't have to keep adjusting it etc or isn't it bad anyway mate thankyou 🙏💚👊
@@sTuPiDiScOoL_ the slipper is for when your wheels end up not matching ground speed. It helps the wheels and trans/spool/diff catch up without putting extreme strain on the drivetrain.
@@TheShopMiniRC that's cool mate I understand that I'm just saying if no jumps being done with it etc and it's off road or lose dirt etc n not stupid driving then an eliminator would work is what I meant bro I don't do jumps or compete and all that stuff mate and I don't hammer my rcs I just don't like the maintenance and having to mess with slippers etc so thought would ask if it would be a good choice if I was careful etc
This is the most kitted out mini I've seen yet. There's another guy on RUclips with a micro T that's insanely fast
Haha, yeah, this one has a lot of bling for sure.
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Ready for some mini t racing
Lessss gooooooooooo
The way to adjust a slipper is grab both tires and try to spin the spur with your thumb. It should be difficult to turn. That's the way we adjusted them on our rc 10s back in the days.
Yeah, you can see I did that in the video (unless I edited it out). it was pretty tight. I figure after we run it a bit, we will need to adjust them anyway.
Well done thanks for the good tips
Thanks a ton for watching.
Thank you for sharing. BTW where you get those set of tires ? I’ve been looking for tire options on mini B. I had the previous gen..
They are on Amazon. You need a hex adapter.
do you have a pinion suggestion to diminish the cogging?
You would go smaller. Simple as that. Try 1 tooth smaller and see if that helps, if not, another tooth smaller.
@@TheShopMiniRCI’m having trouble finding larger than 18t pinions in .5 mod and 2mm bore. I’m also having the same problem finding smaller spur gears for the Losi mini platforms. Im modding one of the new mini b brushless RTRs.
Do u got parts list for yer mini t hop ups
Sorry. I don’t have a specific list.
gosh I need those retaining straps too! Share if you have a place to look for them please
www.amazon.com/HobbyPark-Universal-Retainer-Traxxas-Replacement/dp/B0C24L14T3
All that bling and your running the stock servo saver..
Hahhaa till it dies.
…lol one more question…would you have a link to those wheels and tires. They look awesome
amzn.to/466SF7m
hi my friend, can you tell me please, what the size in "mm"of the center hole of the original spur gear?
7mm
where did you get those capture ball ends?
Timestamp so I know what exactly you’re asking about?
@@TheShopMiniRC The captured ends where on you Losi mini t 2.0 that you were basing with and had all the aluminum stuff on it from about a year ago
im new to the hobby and just bought a mini t2.0 brushless, O social media they advise me to glue my slipper clutch? Is this a good idea? why and how? thank you.
I wouldn’t. But I guess it depends on what you’re doing. Gluing the slipper will resulting in more breakages. Lol
@@TheShopMiniRC Yeah, i noticed that im happy the way it is atm. Brushless and fast with a few extra aftermarket parts. Only question remaining here at the moment is: tyres wear quickly and new one original are criminal expensive. Any tips on wheels/rubber? I have a losi micro brusless that runs fine on hollow mini lego tyres. Even better then original. But i dont see it happening on the Mini scale. Those lego tyres will ballooon heavy or dont fit etc.. Or will rip off due to torgue. LOL. so yeah, Printing> ?? any experience with that? tnks bud
@@bsg75husker the JConcept or proline mini b and mini t tires are the best in my opinion.
@@TheShopMiniRCfound them locally... these have the same hex size?
@@bsg75husker they should be correct. if they are labeled for Mini B or Mini T2.0, it will fit.
Have a video on ur mini t? I’d like to upgrade one similar thanks
They are very similar. Just different chassis and bodies mounts (and shock lengths). All of the drivetrain is the exact same.
How is your differential setup? The wheels seam to behave in a strange way,,
That’s something I need to look at for sure.
@@TheShopMiniRC thanks for the Video btw. very helpful! +1 Sub ;)
About to get one of these soon what would be easiest way to make these as low maintenance as possible mate? Im going to put the spool in so it's diffless as it be off road anyway would you recommend putting the slipper clutch eliminatior in aswell mate or any good tips so I don't have to keep adjusting it etc or isn't it bad anyway mate thankyou 🙏💚👊
Slipper clutch Elim is more for onroad. If you are jumping, you want a slipper clutch.
@@TheShopMiniRC it is for on road and general driving on short grass and dry dirt brother I won't be doing jumps or anything with it 🙏💚👊
@@sTuPiDiScOoL_ the slipper is for when your wheels end up not matching ground speed. It helps the wheels and trans/spool/diff catch up without putting extreme strain on the drivetrain.
@@TheShopMiniRC that's cool mate I understand that I'm just saying if no jumps being done with it etc and it's off road or lose dirt etc n not stupid driving then an eliminator would work is what I meant bro I don't do jumps or compete and all that stuff mate and I don't hammer my rcs I just don't like the maintenance and having to mess with slippers etc so thought would ask if it would be a good choice if I was careful etc
@@sTuPiDiScOoL_ yeah, you should be fine with an eliminator.
Men what tires and weels using? Requerid adaptador?
Wheels/tires: amzn.to/3ClhmQG
The adapters are from either hackfab orrrrr.. this: ebay.us/WoS20W
Cool video man. Thanks. Where you get that blue hobby tray from? 👍🏻
All my desk gear is listed at the bottom of every video description!
That slipper sounds super loose. Something is definitely off on the gears. It sounds terrible
It was a little loose for sure, but got it tightened up during the rebuild!
@ that slipper was super loose during the running part of the video
You can hear it screaming slipping every time you pinch the throttle
@@andresvillagomez75 yep