Xray 007 and 008 High Quality EZ lipo mount--w Pics
#16
Here is my 007 with SMC 4000 lipo installed in it with the ezmount
I found that the wieght was too much to balance the chassis side to side so I took a 1/2oz off it.The I added weight to the centre of the chassis to bring the car up to min wieght.{they will be checking at my track}
The SMC 4000 pack is 20.5mm thick and it fits in the car well just had to grind the bulkhead a littleand the battery strap had to be shimmed up.5mm.The ezmount worked very well, the inserts lock the battery in the chassis.
I found that the wieght was too much to balance the chassis side to side so I took a 1/2oz off it.The I added weight to the centre of the chassis to bring the car up to min wieght.{they will be checking at my track}
The SMC 4000 pack is 20.5mm thick and it fits in the car well just had to grind the bulkhead a littleand the battery strap had to be shimmed up.5mm.The ezmount worked very well, the inserts lock the battery in the chassis.
Did you put the optional lead weight inside the slot or leave it out? Also what motor are you running?
#17
Tech Adept
Nope no lead.I put some lead in the centre of the chassis to bring it up to weight and balance front to rear.I also think that wires coming out the side of the batt adds side weight.The car now weighs 1420g 2g over min weight. I am running stock motors right now.and will be running 19t in the summer.I may have to adjust for the 19t later.I think that if I was running brushless I would have had to use the whole weight.My electronics are novak GTX and a Spektrum micro reciever.
#18
#19
Tech Adept
Ordered it off the site.I also ordered the SMCs from Tag At Express. Ask them to ship USPS. It takes a little longer(two weeks)But they get here with no brookage fees or customs fees.Kevin and Tag are great to deal with!
#20
Thanks Con
#21
Tech Adept
Cheers for that Verndog its certainly a neat way off adding weight.
#22
A word about 007 balance
I got all the electronics in, working, and setup today and to my surprise it took only 13.1 oz total on the battery side to balance the car. With the Orion 3600 at 7.7 oz, I added the base inserts at 1.2 oz, then the iniversal weight with just 4 of the 7 1/4oz weights to get there. Method used, is a proven dual scale balance, accurate within +/- .1oz.
I'm running Speed Passion 13.5, Speed Passion GT programmable ESC, Futaba 9550, and Futaba FAST receiver. The cars total weight with body came in 1590 grams so that is good (US version pretty well stock).
So users of the heavier packs that have done the top deck mod to fit (5000 mah generally 9.5 oz. could use the optional, less expensive 2.5 oz fixed weight and and be right there.
I got all the electronics in, working, and setup today and to my surprise it took only 13.1 oz total on the battery side to balance the car. With the Orion 3600 at 7.7 oz, I added the base inserts at 1.2 oz, then the iniversal weight with just 4 of the 7 1/4oz weights to get there. Method used, is a proven dual scale balance, accurate within +/- .1oz.
I'm running Speed Passion 13.5, Speed Passion GT programmable ESC, Futaba 9550, and Futaba FAST receiver. The cars total weight with body came in 1590 grams so that is good (US version pretty well stock).
So users of the heavier packs that have done the top deck mod to fit (5000 mah generally 9.5 oz. could use the optional, less expensive 2.5 oz fixed weight and and be right there.
#23
Nexus Racing has been doing the same thing with the 4800 Lipo.
Just trying to help out, cheers!
http://nexusracing.net/newsdesk_info...0dd049d6381612
Just trying to help out, cheers!
http://nexusracing.net/newsdesk_info...0dd049d6381612
I have an e-mail into PPD....