THE LOSI MINI-B | HOW TO INSTALL TLR314001 & TLR314002 SWAY BARS

0:00 - Intro
1:08 - Assemble Front Bar Links
2:14 - Disconnect Steering Links
3:00 - Disconnect Front Shocks
3:52 - Install Front Sway Bar Links
5:17 - Install Front Sway Bar
8:39 - Reconnect Front Shocks & Steering Links
11:49 - Assemble Rear Bar Links
11:32 - Install Rear Bar Links
14:29 - Install Rear Sway Bar

[@floridabudgetbuilds4157]

Ok here's what they're not telling you. 1: If you have an early model mini b, you probably need a rear diff cover to make this work. If you don't have two empty screw holes in the back between the axles, you need more parts. 2. The sway bar sets aren't the only parts you need. You need 4 part packs in total to install the sway bars on any mini b. Possibly a fifth, the rear diff cover. TLR314001 Front Sway Bars TLR314002 Rear Sway Bars TLR314003 Front Camber Block TLR314004 Rear Sway Bar Cover

[@seanrobinson3813]

THANK YOU, for clearing that up... i watched this twice, puzzled as to what I am missing here with my pro roller as well. Doesn't leave me with good feelings either. No explanation from Losi is not cool. Thanks again.

[@thebonerack8787]

Do you mean a gear box case? No holes on rolling chassis version. Wondering if they can be drilled out to fit the rear sway bar bracket. Also, I have RPM front and rear A-arms. First glance, holes for sway bar stays are absent.

[@floridabudgetbuilds4157]

@@thebonerack8787 if you look at the rear end of the car. Between the two axles, there should be two empty screw holes. On the rear of the diff.

[@thebonerack8787]

@@floridabudgetbuilds4157 Thank you but there are no mounting holes on the back of the transmission case. My guess is that Losi changed the part.

[@floridabudgetbuilds4157]

@@thebonerack8787 Yeah, the RPM arms don't have mounting holes for the sway bars. Can confirm.

[@midwestern_rc]

Honestly a great video/presentation. But as with the rear you guys mentioned you need the rear sway bar mount, correct me if I’m wrong but you need the V2 aluminum camber block up front which I think you forgot to mention. Also just my 2 cents, make em 280$ and include aluminum shocks that we can tune and change fluids. These plastic shocks are flat, wrinkly booty. Besides that I’m wildly obsessed with the mini B hahahaha

[@Pswans509]

What’s the front wing model number

[@94kong94]

You need to get rid of the music and when you’re showing the pieces especially the tiny ones you need to zoom in some more so we can actually see the piece not your fingers

[@jaysencu937]

Which mini B is this model? Mine doesn’t have those 2 holes below the back tower where you installed the aluminum where the rear sway bar goes zzz

[@ajustice2010]

Will you offer a smaller pinion ? Is it a 3mm shaft but what pitch and tooth is it stock ?

[@cyclonerc1625]

Very nice vid. Thanks for sharing 👊

[@jdawgg3975]

The b set fits the t ?

[@94kong94]

I have the pro roller and there is no groove anywhere and nowhere to put the screws.?

[@K8Nicole]

Thank you sir.

[@Pswans509]

Why does your rear have mounting holes for the rear sway bar? Mine doesn’t

[@thebonerack8787]

Nor does mine. Must be on the new brushless RTR, not on the pro roller. Part # LOS212021 shows no mounting holes.

[@swissfreek]

@@thebonerack8787 correct. only the brushless RTR comes with those mounting holes. There is a V2 rear diff case that has them, which will fit on any mini-B (and also mini-T I think).

[@twitchytwitch9503]

Will these work on the losi mini T or is it just for the B

[@chrisjames7803]

the suspension arms and overall wheelwabse width is the same, so i dont see why not, i believe the only difference is a longer chassis plate on the T

[@bigmanrctoys8484]

Plz Losi release a TLR tuned Tenacity TT Pro ……Plzzzzzz!!!!!