brushless e-savage
 

how much does it cost to make the e-savage brushless and what parts are most used

if you do say a cost say the currancy aswell because some people on hear come from UK and america andsouth africa etc

All it takes from you is to find out what motor size you need to put into it (I presume 540 sized motor) and then look at your options.

The Novak GTB and Mamba Max ESCs are very popular in the Brushless 1/10 world. You can buy them ESC only or with a motor. Read some other brushless threads on here too since they'll help you out. You have to read and sift through information if you want to find anything out.

BTW, people don't really reply to these threads as much since the question your asking is a sorta lazy question, and people think "This guy can find this out on his own, he just doesn't have the effort to look himself" so they don't answer.


I don't know much about the E savage since I am in the on road world usually, but I am going to guess that you want some sturdy Drivetrain parts. Again, do some research on your own part, post links to parts you are thinking about getting to improve your car and THEN ask people how they think it'll work. That way, people will be more inclined to ask your questions.

Good luck!

-Mooshu Beef

You can drop in a Novak HV system.
Or any common 1/8 type setup... tons of choices.

I would do a Mamba Max and Fiegao 8XL. That's $135 and $80-90 U.S. This would run good on 12 cells or 3-4s lipo.

You also need a rx pack or UBEC like the one Castle Creations has ($20) and a pinion gear to fit the motor. ($15)

Or you can use a motor with a standard 1/8" shaft so you don't need the expensive 5mm pinion gears, like the Lehner Basic XL2400 ($175) or if you can find one, a Feigao 9L ($70-80)

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kwik-kid,

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thanks everyone, i have been doing reserch but iv only foundbrushed systems and not many brushless

check modelsport, theres a few. only problem is, they're really expensive (the cheapest is for micro/mini so don't bother clicking) the E savage is dual motor/batery pack, but to save money you just need one battery one esc and one motor. the brushless is way more than you need to wheely the E savage.

Just found this....

http://e-savage.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12

nemesis blue motor $80
bk warrior 9920 $125 off of www.rc-monster.com

a little over $200, not too bad.