Finished Assembly of my Hyper 9E
08-30-2009, 02:25 PM
#1
Finished Assembly of my Hyper 9E
Just finished this afternoon, Happy to report this is a well built buggy and engineering is excellent. I torn it down completely to change diff viscositys to
5K/F-5K/C-3K/R and checked all the hardware. It was all tight and loctite was used everywhere. They did a great job at the factory.
Set up is as follows; NEU 1515-1Y & M.M.M. geared 40/13,weight is 7.5lbs w/4000mah 4s and body,JR DS8711,Spektrum. Anxious to see how it performs with these 17mm bore shocks ?
5K/F-5K/C-3K/R and checked all the hardware. It was all tight and loctite was used everywhere. They did a great job at the factory.
Set up is as follows; NEU 1515-1Y & M.M.M. geared 40/13,weight is 7.5lbs w/4000mah 4s and body,JR DS8711,Spektrum. Anxious to see how it performs with these 17mm bore shocks ?
08-30-2009, 10:36 PM
#4
Tech Rookie
Very nice....clean build and layout.
I think the center shaft was aluminum. I had it out at some point, didn't feel like steel.
I think the center shaft was aluminum. I had it out at some point, didn't feel like steel.
08-30-2009, 10:54 PM
#5
Tech Addict
Ahhh. clean virgin buggy. How pretty.
08-30-2009, 11:39 PM
#6
Tech Rookie
Motor support?
Checking the picture again, I'm curious what that is under the rear of your motor.
I ended up with a motor that doesn't fit the 36mm heatsink / support that's in the kit, was wondering what others were doing.
Is this something you fashioned yourself? I assume it wouldn't be a good idea to rely on the front aluminum mount to hold the weight of the motor without support to the rear.
I ended up with a motor that doesn't fit the 36mm heatsink / support that's in the kit, was wondering what others were doing.
Is this something you fashioned yourself? I assume it wouldn't be a good idea to rely on the front aluminum mount to hold the weight of the motor without support to the rear.
08-31-2009, 05:33 AM
#9
Checking the picture again, I'm curious what that is under the rear of your motor.
I ended up with a motor that doesn't fit the 36mm heatsink / support that's in the kit, was wondering what others were doing.
Is this something you fashioned yourself? I assume it wouldn't be a good idea to rely on the front aluminum mount to hold the weight of the motor without support to the rear.
I ended up with a motor that doesn't fit the 36mm heatsink / support that's in the kit, was wondering what others were doing.
Is this something you fashioned yourself? I assume it wouldn't be a good idea to rely on the front aluminum mount to hold the weight of the motor without support to the rear.
Next time I have the motor out I'm gonna file off the fins so I can slide the the plastic mount entirely underneath the motor.
Thanks for the compliments fellas,hoping to test and tune Weds.
08-31-2009, 11:34 AM
#11
Tech Initiate
what is it with hobao? are they out to win ugliest body design? this and the mini st-e are verry ugly bodies...
beutifull paintjob though, very well done
beutifull paintjob though, very well done
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