CRC 1/10 Pan Car
#692
Tech Addict
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Hope that helps.
#693
Sydewynder,
I am lipo all the way with my Gen-X 10 and 17.5 motors...Never went 4-cell...
1) Originally Orion 3800s
2) Tried the Orion 2400 for two days; but, it was not competitive against 4-cell after 3-4 minutes.
3) Been using 5000 lipos ever since; as are most at NorCal Hobbies.
Bill
I am lipo all the way with my Gen-X 10 and 17.5 motors...Never went 4-cell...
1) Originally Orion 3800s
2) Tried the Orion 2400 for two days; but, it was not competitive against 4-cell after 3-4 minutes.
3) Been using 5000 lipos ever since; as are most at NorCal Hobbies.
Bill
#694
Kevin Woods rightfully corrected me...We are both running TQ 13 wire on our Gen-X 10s. Truly sorry about that!
#695
Tech Elite
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I think we are talking about the same thing. It's the screw underneath the pod plate that holds the motor mount on. I thought about shims too, but i didn't think there was as much surface area for the motor to bolt to. There may be heatsink properties also with mounting the motor flush. Plus, if you have to widen the rear axle, you may have to push the pinion gear too far out to mesh with the spur.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
#700
Tech Elite
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Also, I actually pre-fitted a 100/39 48p combo and the motor was rubbing against the flanged CF part. I think the motor pod could have been better designed than what it is now, with that flanged piece sticking out like that.
#701
I had the same problem with my GenX 10 and Novak SS13.5 with 100t spur. I just took a dremel and ground the little bump inside the pod off, it probably weakend the structure slightly, but I dont think it will hurt anything a 40t pinion fits with plenty of room now, could probably get up to about 42-3t in there.
#705
hey guy the only time i have had problems with my bottom motor screw is when i have to put bigger then a 50 tooth pinion i use traxxas motor screws so they have a built in washer when i go big pinion i have to use a regular motor screw no washer and it works fine