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Old 07-17-2011, 01:29 PM
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Angry New Need HELP with Ofna 1/10 JL-10 GT PLEASE!!!!

i just bought the Ofna 1/10 JL-10 GT and dont know what kind of brushless system to get for it. I want Speed But Some torque and dont want to rip up spur gear .. I was looking at 5700kv but not sure need balance between speed and little torque... Was looking at Trinity D3???? Any thoughts???? PLease!!!!
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Old 07-17-2011, 02:36 PM
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It depends on what speedo youwill get and are you going to a club or not, if you are joining a club, see what they race first before buying.

If you are not going to a club, a 6.5/8.5t is plenty enough to start for power and torque.
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No club just for asphalt mostly around home street racing i supose!!!
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I just bought a JL10e as well. For a power plant I went with a Novak Havoc 3s esc and a Novak 6.5 SS Pro motor. They are both remanufactured units but they carry the same warranty their new stuff comes with. I use the same esc/motor combo in my 10th scale 4wd buggy. I've had good luck with it and liked the balance of torque and speed so I decided to use it again in the JL10e. Might pick up a 17.5 for some club racing.

http://www.shopatron.com/products/pr...4.0.0.0?pp=10&

http://www.shopatron.com/products/pr...5.0.0.0?pp=10&
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with new technology you can race a 10.5 or 13.5t nearly as fast as a 5.5t.

Think that if you go for something "hot" like a 4.5t for exemple, you will need a good speedo that can take lower wind, battery packs that can take the extra power without melting, and a chassis that is made for top speed where you will not chew or melt differential gears.

And from what I see (and I do not know that model) this is not a top chassis with his centre shaft.

get a good combo speedo/motor with variable timing in say 10.5t and some good batteries 2s in 60C to get good power, the size of battery (3800/6200) is more for the lengh of time you want to run your car.

then depending on your buying, make sure you run a good ratio not to burn everything.
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THIS IS WHAT IT HAS WITH IT this is my first time getting brushless so i dont know anything at all anything you can tell me would be great

FEATURES: Chassis: Fiberglass 0.12 (3mm) thick
Drive: Four wheel shaft
Differentials: Ball type front and rear
Motor Mount: Three-piece CNC machined aluminum
Shocks: Oil-filled aluminum bodied
Shock Towers: Fiberglass 0.12 (3mm) thick
Ball Bearings: Fully equipped
Wheels: White plastic six spoke 0.94 (24mm) wide 1.9 (49mm)
diameter
Tires: Rubber 0.94 (24mm) wide X-pattern 2.4 (62mm) diameter with
foam inserts
Bumper: Front foam
Spur Gear: Composite construction 82 tooth 48 pitch
Caster: Adjustable caster/toe-in refers to the angle of the front
suspension when viewed from the side of the car in relation to the
chassis
Camber: Adjustable camber refers to the angle of the tops of the
tires from vertical when viewed from front or behind vehicle
Steering: Servo saver equipped with bushings
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http://ofna.com/jl10e.php
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The first setup I had in my JL was a Castle 5700Kv. It was plenty fast. The setup I have in it right now is a HobbyWing 5.5T; on 3S it's borderline uncontrollable.

check here: http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...a-jl-10-e.html

that thread has a lot of useful information on different setup, gearing, etc. Once you decide on the motor/ESC setup - just make sure your temps stay within the normal operating range (as per the Mfg) of your setup. Also, if you decide on a modified motor - stock up on diff gears, thrust bolts, outdrives, etc. My spur is still intact but I have replaced the rear diff multiple times.
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Talking Ofna 1/10 JL-10 GT

I have a Venom Lipo 3s and was wondering if it will fit in the Ofna 1/10 JL-10 GT. I just ordered it with a Venom LiPo 2S 1P 7.4V 2000mAh 20C 1/16 and realized, after I confirmed the order that it's meant for a 1/16 scale. Should I return the 2s and will the 3s fit?

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Get the Speed Passion CitrixClup Spec speed control and 17.5 BL motor combo for under $90. Got mine from A-Main Hobbies and it works great.
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