Lesro one way.

[cabbynate]

Hello Mates!!!!
Has anyone used the Lesro one way and also the Losi one way? I just got a Lesro one way and it seems a bit heavier than the Losi and I was wondering if the weight made a difference?:confused:

[losixxx]

heavier but far far stronger, imoa a far better diff

[cabbynate]

heavier but far far stronger, imoa a far better diff
Good to here Also the bearings are less expensive to replace even for a Yank.;)

[Chrislong]

You will never need to replace them ;)

The only fault I have ever suffered, is the bearing coming un-bonded from the inside of the alloy pulley. Its really easy to re-bond them tho, so the problem was only temporary and I carry a spare anyway. So I just fixed it when I got home so I have a working spare still.

Infact, I have just gone to a Losi one way and I ran it for the first time last Sunday at the Batley super-cup. I actually felt no difference, but even though the track was potentially quite harsh on a one way - it still operates fine.

Chris

[cabbynate]

Thanks for the reply Chris.
Do you need to use springs or shock o rings to keep the out drives in on the Lesro one way like the Losi?

[Chrislong]

Hi mate,
You don't 'need' to run any spring or o-ring in the lesro unit, it runs fine without.... BUT, the big heavy outdrive will rattle and clang about, so I use some foam in there to cussion it.... but anything which will not limit the suspension up-travel will do it.

A white proline foam would be good ;) not a full one ofcause. :D

[cabbynate]

Thanks Chris!!!!:)