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ANATOMY OF THE STAMPEDE 4X4 VXL

Motor 

(Velineon 3500)

Spur Gear

Pinion Gear

Rear Bumper

Wheelie Bar

Slipper Clutch

Electronic Speed 

Control (VXL-3s)

Battery Compartment

LED Light Pipe

Battery Hold-Down

Battery

Receiver 

Box

Antenna 

Mount

Front 

Suspension Arm

Front 

Bumper

Steering 

Servo

Shock

(Oil Damper)

Turnbuckle 

(Toe Link)

Turnbuckle

(Front Camber 

Link)

Turnbuckle
(Rear Camber Link)

Rear Shock 
Tower

Traxxas High-Current 

Connector

Rear Body Mount

Chassis

Front Body 
Mount

Front 

Shock Tower

Drive 
Shaft

Half Shaft

Rear Suspension 
Arm

Half Shaft

Shock Guard

Summary of Contents for Stampede 4x4 VXL 67086

Page 1: ...owner s manual MODEL 67086...

Page 2: ...uick Start This manual is designed with a Quick Start path that outlines the necessary procedures to get your model up and running in the shortest time possible If you are an experienced R C enthusias...

Page 3: ...your product support needs We want you to be thoroughly satisfied with your new model SAFETY PRECAUTIONS All of us at Traxxas want you to safely enjoy your new model Operate your model sensibly and w...

Page 4: ...liable for any special indirect incidental or consequential damages arising out of the installation and or use of LiPo batteries in Traxxas models If you have questions about LiPo battery usage please...

Page 5: ...irm that the charger settings exactly match the type chemistry specification and configuration of the battery to be charged DO NOT use the 2 3 cell LiPo charger part 2935 to charge NiMH batteries DO N...

Page 6: ...es on page 12 TOOLS SUPPLIES AND REQUIRED EQUIPMENT Your model comes with a set of specialty metric tools You ll need to purchase other items available from your hobby dealer to operate and maintain y...

Page 7: ...t Pipe Battery Hold Down Battery Receiver Box Antenna Mount Front Suspension Arm Front Bumper Steering Servo Shock Oil Damper Turnbuckle Toe Link Turnbuckle Front Camber Link Turnbuckle Rear Camber Li...

Page 8: ...rence from outside sources 3 Install batteries in the transmitter See page 12 8 Detail your model See sidebar page 9 The transmitter requires 4 AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries Apply other decals...

Page 9: ...y eliminate cogging Current Current is a measure of power flow through the electronics usually measured in amps If you think of a wire as a garden hose current is a measure of how much water is flowin...

Page 10: ...h solder tabs Transmitter The hand held radio unit that sends throttle and steering instructions to your model Trim The fine tuning adjustment of the neutral position of the servos made by adjusting t...

Page 11: ...LED see page 30 for more info Link Button LED Sensor Expansion Port V T Voltage Temp Senor Port RPM RPM Sensor Port BATT CH5 Battery Channel 5 CH4 Channel 4 CH3 Channel 3 CH2 Speed Control CH1 Steeri...

Page 12: ...warm as it nears full charge but the battery should never become hot If the battery becomes hot disconnect it from the charger immediately NEVER charge a LiPo battery using a NiMH charger 1 Plug the...

Page 13: ...estriction The benefits are drastically increased speed and acceleration however this places extra demands on the battery and electrical system connections For best performance your model requires the...

Page 14: ...icating a failure to link If you miss it simply turn off the transmitter and start over Always turn on the transmitter before plugging in the battery Radio System Basic Adjustments Throttle Neutral Ad...

Page 15: ...eutral Warning Do not apply full throttle in forward or reverse while the model is elevated 8 Once adjustments are made turn off the receiver on your model followed by the hand held transmitter Range...

Page 16: ...teering Sensitivity Negative Exponential By turning the Multi Function knob clockwise the steering sensitivity of the model will be decreased Note that a relatively large amount of steering wheel trav...

Page 17: ...ctory defaults Otherwise you may not get the best performance from your speed control The transmitter should be adjusted as follows If the transmitter settings have been adjusted reset them to the fac...

Page 18: ...y to drive SelectingTrainingMode Profile 3 50 Forward 100 Brakes 50 Reverse 1 Connect a fully charged battery pack to the VXL 3s and turn on your transmitter 2 With the VXL 3s off press and hold the E...

Page 19: ...pack will theoretically run twice as long as a 1500mAh sport pack Because of the wide variation in the types of batteries that are available and the methods with which they can be charged it s impossi...

Page 20: ...led by water contact and will not give an accurate indication of appropriate gearing Use special care when operating your model in muddy conditions Stop operating your model if it appears to be strain...

Page 21: ...y removing the two 3x10mm cap screws 3 To remove the receiver from the box simply lift it out and set to the side The antenna wire is still inside the clamp area and cannot be removed yet 4 Unplug the...

Page 22: ...to 1 to 2 of negative camber In the rear adjust the wheels to 1 to 2 of negative camber These adjustments should be set with the truck positioned at its normal ride height Shock Mounting Positions Big...

Page 23: ...ed toward the receiver s LED 3 Turn the transmitter power switch on Make certain the transmitter s batteries are not depleted 4 Turn the transmitter s steering trim knob to the center 0 position 5 Dis...

Page 24: ...e Inspect the driveline for signs of wear such as worn drive yokes dirty axle half shafts and any unusual noise or binding If a U joint pops apart then it is time to replace the part Remove the gear c...

Page 25: ...r further move the outer camber link ends to the lower position on the C hub Bump steer correction Bump steer refers to unwanted steering inputs caused by suspension movement Your model s suspension g...

Page 26: ...e lives of the batteries and motors There are many options available that will help you monitor temperatures and cool your components Temperature sensor To accurately monitor motor temperature and pre...

Page 27: ...likely to overturn on high traction surfaces From the factory the front differential is filled with SAE 30 000W viscosity silicone oil The rear differential is filled with grease but can also be tune...

Page 28: ...ont of the case 8 To reinstall the differential reverse the steps Refilling the differential 1 Remove the four 2 5x10mm screws from the differential case and carefully pull the diff case halves apart...

Page 29: ...nt settings you select will represent what you wish to be the servo s maximum travel the Steering Percentage or Braking Percentage functions will not override the End Point settings Steering and Throt...

Page 30: ...blink green four times repeatedly 4 Press SET once The status LED will blink green once repeatedly 5 Press MENU once The status LED will blink green twice repeatedly 6 Press SET The memory is now sele...

Page 31: ...ave Push forward to desired end point and press set to save To reset max throw Let go of controls and press SET The Menu Tree below shows how to navigate through the TQi transmitter s various settings...

Page 32: ...LED blinks Press SET red LED blinks x3 Press MENU twice red LED blinks x3 Turn steering wheel to desired max left and right travel x8 Press SET to save each position Turn steering wheel to test settin...

Page 33: ...threshold warnings and log maximums minimums or averages Use the recording function to document your dashboard view with sound so that you can keep your eyes on your driving and not miss a single apex...

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