Losi Brushless buggy tips

[Shark413]

Tip #7

Mud guards, these help keep dirt and mud from getting into your shocks, rear hubs, cvd's, a-arms, driveshaft, etc. These can be easily made from some polycarbonate sheet. I bought some online, but you can even use scrap left over from the trimmings off one of your bodies. This one is shaped to clear the wheels on one side and the body on the other.



Tip #8

Traxxas brushless E-revo ESC mount, this is a well made and secure way to hold down your MMM ESC. It mounts to the Losi battery tray very nicely and even has a place for the switch. The mount only cost a few bucks.



Tip #9

The battery wire and ESC power leads can get tangled or rub against the center driveshaft. I made a small lexan piece that is bolted to the center diff top plate and helps keep the wires from getting sucked into the driveshaft.

[Shark413]

Tip #10

If you use the Losi battery tray this is a must. Add a strip of 3M Dual Lock velcro to the bottom of the tray and to your battery. This and the battery straps will keep the battery from sliding forward under heavy impacts and breaking the front of the tray. Dual Lock is much better for this application because it has better shear strength than regular hook & loop velcro. Dual Lock will not move verticaly (shearing motion) where as hook & loop will give slightly which could cause tray damage.

[Bondonutz]

I certaintly appreciate the the side solder action on the bullets, That'll make much tidier wire arrangement. Good thinkin' and Thank You !

hey nice tips there going to help me alot!i just have one question what conversion kit should i get for my losi 1.0.Thanks