Team Associated B44. Race, Tune and Modify
#31
Tech Initiate
#32
Tech Master
iTrader: (42)
Here is a video of my B44 on a high traction indoor track. I'm in 2nd in white. Both B44's(leader) are basically running the same setup. One word: DIALED. THe car is better than I am, LOL
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...35804011&hl=en
#35
heatshrinked my cva pins. teh clips a nice idea... but if you dont glue them, they will move and eventually the pins will come loose.
some people have dremeled a flat spot on the pin itself and force the grub screw to "capture" .. but i prefer the heatshrink treatment.
some people have dremeled a flat spot on the pin itself and force the grub screw to "capture" .. but i prefer the heatshrink treatment.
#37
Hey Shadows,
What pinion/spur combo are you running on your CO27 and how are you going temperature wise.
There was someone on here before I think kimballion from VIC who was struggling with his.
What pinion/spur combo are you running on your CO27 and how are you going temperature wise.
There was someone on here before I think kimballion from VIC who was struggling with his.
#39
Tech Initiate
18:84 in my 6.5R GTB rig with 5500 mAh bats lets me run top speed for 45 minutes and the motor gets *maybe* 99° F. That's real cool.
I moved to a 22:84 and it still spins the tires from 0 to 60 like there's no tomorrow. I stopped running after 25 straight minutes because it's too dark outside. This cannot be normal, can it?
Should I move higher to a 24 or 26:84? that seems insane. Motor is supposed to be 160° F when geared correctly. I'm like 60% off that thermal profile with way more room to grow. My driving skills can no longer keep up with the car....
-- carl
I moved to a 22:84 and it still spins the tires from 0 to 60 like there's no tomorrow. I stopped running after 25 straight minutes because it's too dark outside. This cannot be normal, can it?
Should I move higher to a 24 or 26:84? that seems insane. Motor is supposed to be 160° F when geared correctly. I'm like 60% off that thermal profile with way more room to grow. My driving skills can no longer keep up with the car....
-- carl
#40
Tech Initiate
18:84 in my 6.5R GTB rig with 5500 mAh bats lets me run top speed for 45 minutes and the motor gets *maybe* 99° F. That's real cool.
I moved to a 22:84 and it still spins the tires from 0 to 60 like there's no tomorrow. I stopped running after 25 straight minutes because it's too dark outside. The 6.5R GTB motor was cool to the touch. This cannot be normal, can it? (~55° F ambient temp outside right now.) Bats are cool, too.
Should I move to an even higher 24: or 26:84? that seems insane. Motor is supposed to be 160° F when geared correctly. I'm like 60% off that thermal profile with way more room to grow. My driving skills can no longer keep up with the car....
-- carl
I moved to a 22:84 and it still spins the tires from 0 to 60 like there's no tomorrow. I stopped running after 25 straight minutes because it's too dark outside. The 6.5R GTB motor was cool to the touch. This cannot be normal, can it? (~55° F ambient temp outside right now.) Bats are cool, too.
Should I move to an even higher 24: or 26:84? that seems insane. Motor is supposed to be 160° F when geared correctly. I'm like 60% off that thermal profile with way more room to grow. My driving skills can no longer keep up with the car....
-- carl
#41
Tech Initiate
Here's a simplier, albiet brute force method for keeping the hinge pins in. What my friends and I have done is to take a pin, put in a vice, then take a center punch to very edge of the pin and hammer away. the idea is to create a very tiny flange at the front edge of the pin. This seems to keep it from moving backwards very well.
Just watch your fingers!
Just watch your fingers!
#42
Tech Master
iTrader: (42)
Here's a simplier, albiet brute force method for keeping the hinge pins in. What my friends and I have done is to take a pin, put in a vice, then take a center punch to very edge of the pin and hammer away. the idea is to create a very tiny flange at the front edge of the pin. This seems to keep it from moving backwards very well.
Just watch your fingers!
Just watch your fingers!
#44
Tech Initiate