I love my lasernut, upgraded mine with a stronger servo and tekno cvd front and rear, mounted the db wing on the rear so the weight of the rear tire wouldn’t drag it down in the air, turn up the punch and it still wheelies like crazy
Great RC. Nothing else like it. As you know it is a U4 racer so I recommend keeping in mind what those courses look like. I also recommend doing yourself a favor and upgrade the rear diff case (vitavon) immediately. This will save money in the long run because all your new parts can be swapped over. I have had my LN since October when they first came out and have well over 100 packs though it. I have a Typhon and Kraton, this is unlike anything. I trail run alot. Have fun!!! (I have upgraded all Vitavon over the last few months cause I could). Servo saver loosens up BTW.
I bought one and spent $700 on upgrades and I was disappointed on first run. I thought the rear differential blew out. I took all differentials apart. Turns out it was just a rock that was pinned on the rear differential center drive cup. I dropped some silicone earplugs in while I did it, so it worked out.
That Blue Lasernut is nice rig. I hope you keep the scale look of it. It looks cool with the spare tire. Some change it to a wing and I think it just looks like another same ol buggy. The Vitavon upgrades help with allot of issues these rigs encounter with wear and tear to the drivetrain. Putting a heatsink with a fan will help with motor temps. Again the Lasernut is a Cool Rig!! Stay safe and bash on from Colorado!!!
I know exactly what you mean regarding the wing. I don't mind the look of the wing but it does make it look like every other buggy out there. Spare tire will be staying!!!
Hey I also just got mine few days ago! It looks so cool driving around on any surface. I do find the servo a bit weak, understeering a bit on the sippery dirt track. Maybe I need to do some setup of the servo?
Funny thing is... that is how it always use to be. I've been doing this hobby since before the internet really took off. So yeah you had to figure things out on your own.
I have had mine for close to a year. I like it alot however the wheels come off. The nut seems to become tighter and it begins to eat thought the plastic and the wheel(s) end up falling off. Has anyone had any luck with a fix to this? I have spend over a couple hundred just replacing wheels.
I have two of these. One broken"brand new" in the box. The other one works OK, use the first one for spare parts every time something breaks,🙄❕ Only option I have for repairs to send it back to Horizon, Heaven knows what that will cost. 😏❕ Center differential stripped. Front differential leaks. And nowhere to get it serviced. Tried it myself. Got as far as pulling the diff out, then all the bolts for it stripped. Took every ounce of self-control I had not to throw it in the garbage. 🤬. $535 paperweight.
I beleive the ones who complained about the lasernut were the ones who bashed it. I would always advice to run sandy terrain without doing unnecessary jumps..
I’ve also wanted a dB pro now for some time. When it first came out I was interested in it at all. But it has really grown on me. I do also want the TT Pro.
I got rid of my Lasernut and kept my DB Pro. The DB Pro handles like a dream. The Lasernut with the big tires doesn't do anything particularly well. If all-terrain basher is what you want, go Kraton. If handling is what you want, DB Pro or something like it.
Sure, for dirt track or general bashing. It is absolutely a great rig. For me the DB Pro didn't have enough ground clearance and has a short wheelbase. Over rough terrain the DB couldn't handle what I throw at it. My buddy won't ever go trail running with me with his DB Pro. We just bash.
Great job covering the Lasernut. I honestly think this is the best looking buggy out there.
I love my lasernut, upgraded mine with a stronger servo and tekno cvd front and rear, mounted the db wing on the rear so the weight of the rear tire wouldn’t drag it down in the air, turn up the punch and it still wheelies like crazy
You have a picture of it.. i want to how it looks with wing? Was the wing install straight forward
All these guys upgrading these and the ones that have actually lasted in my group are bone stock?
Well we all know that doing a full alloy build is bad. But, I few parts here there is okay.
What would be one good upgrade for it
I made one of those gamechanger fans for mine and it made a huge difference with Temps, I live in Florida , so heat is always an issue
ya i thought humidity in Missouri was bad. Florida is way worse, but no winter so thats fun
Great RC. Nothing else like it. As you know it is a U4 racer so I recommend keeping in mind what those courses look like. I also recommend doing yourself a favor and upgrade the rear diff case (vitavon) immediately. This will save money in the long run because all your new parts can be swapped over. I have had my LN since October when they first came out and have well over 100 packs though it. I have a Typhon and Kraton, this is unlike anything. I trail run alot. Have fun!!! (I have upgraded all Vitavon over the last few months cause I could). Servo saver loosens up BTW.
I bought one and spent $700 on upgrades and I was disappointed on first run. I thought the rear differential blew out. I took all differentials apart. Turns out it was just a rock that was pinned on the rear differential center drive cup. I dropped some silicone earplugs in while I did it, so it worked out.
That Blue Lasernut is nice rig. I hope you keep the scale look of it. It looks cool with the spare tire. Some change it to a wing and I think it just looks like another same ol buggy. The Vitavon upgrades help with allot of issues these rigs encounter with wear and tear to the drivetrain. Putting a heatsink with a fan will help with motor temps. Again the Lasernut is a Cool Rig!! Stay safe and bash on from Colorado!!!
I know exactly what you mean regarding the wing. I don't mind the look of the wing but it does make it look like every other buggy out there. Spare tire will be staying!!!
My next R/c is either a Losi LMT or the DB Pro but this makes my honorable mention list i like the way it looks enjoy Jp
You should get the lasernut it's the 2 you like in one RC ✌️
Hey I also just got mine few days ago! It looks so cool driving around on any surface. I do find the servo a bit weak, understeering a bit on the sippery dirt track. Maybe I need to do some setup of the servo?
Curious but do the Treal 2.2 Beadlocks you have on the Ryft fit on the Lasernut?
👍👍 this is what I wish the Fireteam was more like. Or maybe a 6s 7th scale lasernut.
Sometimes I feel like a RC Doctor I love buying all the problem trucks and try and fix them lol
Funny thing is... that is how it always use to be. I've been doing this hobby since before the internet really took off. So yeah you had to figure things out on your own.
@@JasonPerrinRCVlogs cool ...yeah just got back into it after 30 years man how things have changed lol
I have had mine for close to a year. I like it alot however the wheels come off. The nut seems to become tighter and it begins to eat thought the plastic and the wheel(s) end up falling off. Has anyone had any luck with a fix to this? I have spend over a couple hundred just replacing wheels.
I have not had that issue yet. Hopefully I don’t. 😟
Had that exact same issue, however only just 1 wheel so far
Great vid. I got one for my wife and she loves it but not as much as her Maxx.
I traded my Maxx for the Lasernut. And a new Element Enduro too.
I can't lie i kinda like the lasernut and tenacity. I'd drive both ✅
I have two of these. One broken"brand new" in the box. The other one works OK, use the first one for spare parts every time something breaks,🙄❕
Only option I have for repairs to send it back to Horizon, Heaven knows what that will cost. 😏❕ Center differential stripped. Front differential leaks. And nowhere to get it serviced. Tried it myself. Got as far as pulling the diff out, then all the bolts for it stripped. Took every ounce of self-control I had not to throw it in the garbage. 🤬. $535 paperweight.
I beleive the ones who complained about the lasernut were the ones who bashed it. I would always advice to run sandy terrain without doing unnecessary jumps..
love my lasernut, looks so good,it's a bruiser 😀👌👍👍
i gotta get me the db pro. local hobby shop has it. need a change from Traxxas an Arrma stuff
I’ve also wanted a dB pro now for some time. When it first came out I was interested in it at all. But it has really grown on me. I do also want the TT Pro.
comes w lights already on it? Thats sweet
And they work very well.
Gpm and exotek has them upgrades too and I think those brands are way stronger n better than vitavon which is a chinese company...
Dang it! I should have bought my son this truck instead of the Ryft. Fits our bashing style much better! Oh well....
Any luck on the DBXLE?
@@JasonPerrinRCVlogs not yet. Horizon website says September 🤞
@@GreatLakesRC Well that's not bad.
Hi what Radio is that?
Dx6r
Great r/c just needs a motor fan
Okay then the motor does always get hot? It wasn't just the weather here now then.
Also steering has a bit of slop
I got rid of my Lasernut and kept my DB Pro. The DB Pro handles like a dream. The Lasernut with the big tires doesn't do anything particularly well. If all-terrain basher is what you want, go Kraton. If handling is what you want, DB Pro or something like it.
should have gotten a DB pro instead
Sure, for dirt track or general bashing. It is absolutely a great rig. For me the DB Pro didn't have enough ground clearance and has a short wheelbase. Over rough terrain the DB couldn't handle what I throw at it. My buddy won't ever go trail running with me with his DB Pro. We just bash.
Both are great.
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Great vid. I got one for my wife and she loves it but not as much as her Maxx.