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Old 10-04-2016, 01:23 PM
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Chassis 299.99
3D bumper - 25
Body - 50
Tires - 50 grp
Esc - 110 mamba monster 2
gears - 35 44 spur 36 pinion (not final)
Motor - 110 poseidon 2200kv
Motor mount - 25 kershaw designs
Servo - savox SAVOX SA-1258TG
Raido - 40 FlySky FS-GT3B 2.4GHz
Gyro - 20 HK401B Gyro




This is my plan for my next RC build. i need some help with gear choice and the smallest spur gear that fits stock is 44 so i have to use that unless you know a way to fit a smaller one. feel free to post any other questions about this car or your version of this car.
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Nice build mine Is almost the same, I have the castle XLX for the ESC and I made the mistake of getting the Leopard 5882 which In the end won't give the needed RPM's to push the car as fast as I want. I ordered a TP Power 4250 and a 5mm 34T pinion, may have to get a bore reducer to see If I can run bigger pinions depending on the motor mount.
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Originally Posted by long island rc
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i need some help with gear choice and the smallest spur gear that fits stock is 44 so i have to use that unless you know a way to fit a smaller one. feel free to post any other questions about this car or your version of this car.
You can get the nitro tranny shaft to replace the center diff to open up spur options; there's some info that might be helpful on that in my thread here: http://www.ultimaterc.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=222696.

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Nice build mine Is almost the same, I have the castle XLX for the ESC and I made the mistake of getting the Leopard 5882 which In the end won't give the needed RPM's to push the car as fast as I want. I ordered a TP Power 4250 and a 5mm 34T pinion, may have to get a bore reducer to see If I can run bigger pinions depending on the motor mount.
What kv 5882 did you get? Can't you just up the gearing a bit? Here's what 47/36 gearing looks like - it did burn up a Turnigy 5682 motor though

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i asked bay area fast rc on you tube and he said i should start off with a 25 40 set up and work from there. thanks tho.
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Originally Posted by long island rc
i asked bay area fast rc on you tube and he said i should start off with a 25 40 set up and work from there. thanks tho.
Sounds like some great advice! You can start with more aggressive gears if you want. Just watch the temps closely.

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DR T what spool is that
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In that pic is a 6mm bore Revo spur adaptor on a KYO IG-108 2-Speed Shaft. The KYO IG-108 is just a 6 mm dia shaft replacing the center diff, but you will need the nitro CD top plate and shorter front driveshaft (forgot what part number, just check amain) for that to work as well, or cut the shaft shorter: http://www.rctech.net/forum/14576265-post338.html

I got the spur adaptor from Koval, he makes a lot of cool stuff: http://www.rctech.net/forum/12977946-post124.html, just send him a PM if you want to know more.
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I believe RC Monster also sells a modified center diff.
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Originally Posted by Dr_T
In that pic is a 6mm bore Revo spur adaptor on a KYO IG-108 2-Speed Shaft. The KYO IG-108 is just a 6 mm dia shaft replacing the center diff, but you will need the nitro CD top plate and shorter front driveshaft (forgot what part number, just check amain) for that to work as well, or cut the shaft shorter: http://www.rctech.net/forum/14576265-post338.html

I got the spur adaptor from Koval, he makes a lot of cool stuff: http://www.rctech.net/forum/12977946-post124.html, just send him a PM if you want to know more.
Here, digging though my old stuff trying to find something else I came across it: KYOIG108 2-Speed Shaft Set; goes together with the KYOIG101 100mm Center/Front Driveshaft:



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