Tuning my Jada Toys Rx-8
#1
Tuning my Jada Toys Rx-8
I bought a Jada Toys Rx-8 a few days ago and have already bought a new battery pack and servo and installed it. I am wondering what kind of motor to get, any suggestions are welcome.
#2
Hi -
Maybe if you took pictures of the car close up or have a pic of an exploded view, the techies could give you some ideas! Being able to change the servo is a good start...
If it looks close to a regular "hobby grade" car, then your imagination would be the only limitation - oh yeah, and money too....
Dave
Maybe if you took pictures of the car close up or have a pic of an exploded view, the techies could give you some ideas! Being able to change the servo is a good start...
If it looks close to a regular "hobby grade" car, then your imagination would be the only limitation - oh yeah, and money too....
Dave
#4
Re: Tuning my Jada Toys Rx-8
Originally posted by SkylineVspecr34
I bought a Jada Toys Rx-8 a few days ago and have already bought a new battery pack and servo and installed it. I am wondering what kind of motor to get, any suggestions are welcome.
I bought a Jada Toys Rx-8 a few days ago and have already bought a new battery pack and servo and installed it. I am wondering what kind of motor to get, any suggestions are welcome.
#5
Yeah, I think it's a toy, but you never know what you can do to it! Sounds like a fun and enjoyable project.
Most of us probably enjoy making something work rather than bolting it on, that's where a lot of the fun is!
Best of luck, let us know how it goes!
Dave
Most of us probably enjoy making something work rather than bolting it on, that's where a lot of the fun is!
Best of luck, let us know how it goes!
Dave
#6
I'm surprised no one has started chuckling yet
Oh well, good luck with your new car... if you like playing it alot, I suggest saving up to prepare for this hobby in earnest.
Oh well, good luck with your new car... if you like playing it alot, I suggest saving up to prepare for this hobby in earnest.
#7
I'm looking at getting a X-mod rc car from Radio Shack. That is a cool toy to have. Especially if you win their race, you get a real car.
#8
I decided to order an Associated KR 7t Double Modified Motor from tower hobbies for $59, I'm waiting for it to get here.
#9
got any pictures??? never heard of that car before........
#10
Maybe you should try a stock motor first - it may be better in that kind of car - don't want to overpower it. Is the stock motor a 540 size? If so, the possibilities open up!
Dave
Dave
#11
Tech Elite
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180 sized motors in those things. probably a pressed on pinion that wont fit a 540. i think it's a lot of hassle to fix this thing up than it is to go with a RTR TC3 or similar hobby grade kit. If you really bought a 7t mod, i hope you're gutting the thing and putting in a proper speed control and receiver if you can even get the motor to fit at all.
http://www.jadatoys.com/RC_SPEC/index.html
http://www.jadatoys.com/RC_SPEC/index.html
#14
Tech Master
Does it have the boost button
LOL
LOL
#15
Thanks For The Info AWOLsoldier, I will probably buy a TC3 or HPi Pro 4. I will probably save the motor for one of those two cars once I buy one of them. Anyways, what kind of speed control do you recommend for this motor?