Hobao GPX4 Pro
#766
Tech Apprentice
engine
I'm thinking in fit the GPX4 with a Novarossi 353 09' or Novarossi Flash engine... what do you think???
#767
Tech Rookie
#768
Tech Rookie
WOW!!!!
This is amazing. I bought the pro model in like 2005 and now almost 7 years later it is still just as good. This is the most slept over car in nitro on-road. When Hobao designed this car, they designed it to withstand time. It's like the porche 911. That car is a classic but still stronger and sexier than ever. I'm just starting to get back into racing again. My LHS is going to start running on road racing again thank God. I have been cursed with 5 years of off road which sent my pro to the shelf and haven't ran it since. I almost sold it. So glad I didn't. I have a question about silicone. After about 20 laps, all my silicone hardness has basically left my gear box or is this the norm? I have tried many different ones and none seem to stick. I have ran some friend/s RRRs and they seemed to hold better. Maybe it's something I'm doing wrong. But over all, this car gets more bang for it's buck and then some. Also is there a newer break system for these cars now? Thanks for any answers. Feels good to be back and so nice to still see people using this car.
#769
Tech Adept
Check the o-rings in the diff. Make sure they are pliable. Make sure they are not hard, cracking, or split. If it uses a thin gasket, sometimes the gasket can be doubled up.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
#770
Tech Rookie
Awesome thanks. Yesterday I broke my car in after 5 years. I have a Sirio EVO III which I was for sure wasn't going to work or was going to fry. I never took the necessary precautions after hanging up racing in 2006. At any rate, I cleaned the car up, drained fuel, replaced furl lines, etc and it started up like it was yesterday. I ran 2 tanks of gas and had that car screaming. Also, no diff oil was leaking. Now I have heard that if you overfill your diff cases, some will leak out. Well I guess that's what mine did. Now my only problem is finding a track and weather or not to throw on my old front one-way. Thanks again and cheers.
#771
Tech Elite
iTrader: (11)
Hi
Not sure many people will still be running this car, was wanting to know if the standard transmission gears on the GPX4 Pro #22054 & #22053 are 0.8 or 1.0 module... the manual is a little confusing.
Also,
For front overdrive do i run 23 or the 24t pulley?
Thanks
Andrew
Not sure many people will still be running this car, was wanting to know if the standard transmission gears on the GPX4 Pro #22054 & #22053 are 0.8 or 1.0 module... the manual is a little confusing.
Also,
For front overdrive do i run 23 or the 24t pulley?
Thanks
Andrew
Last edited by Bundy_Bear; 02-04-2012 at 09:05 PM.
#772
Hi
Not sure many people will still be running this car, was wanting to know if the standard transmission gears on the GPX4 Pro #22054 & #22053 are 0.8 or 1.0 module... the manual is a little confusing.
Also,
For front overdrive do i run 23 or the 24t pulley?
Thanks
Andrew
Not sure many people will still be running this car, was wanting to know if the standard transmission gears on the GPX4 Pro #22054 & #22053 are 0.8 or 1.0 module... the manual is a little confusing.
Also,
For front overdrive do i run 23 or the 24t pulley?
Thanks
Andrew
#773
Tech Elite
iTrader: (11)
I think they are module .8 but can;t be certain. Andrew, ever tried plugging in values to --> http://www.beachmumsracing.org.au/fy...speed-calc-v2/
Thanks, i tried looking on Google for software like this to no avail... Assuming i have done it right 23T = 1.2105 & 24T = 1.2631 for a Side Pulley Ratio...
Doesn't make a lot of sense to me though... thought one would have to be less and closer to 1:1 ratio!
Thanks
Andrew
#774
Harry
Thanks, i tried looking on Google for software like this to no avail... Assuming i have done it right 23T = 1.2105 & 24T = 1.2631 for a Side Pulley Ratio...
Doesn't make a lot of sense to me though... thought one would have to be less and closer to 1:1 ratio!
Thanks
Andrew
Thanks, i tried looking on Google for software like this to no avail... Assuming i have done it right 23T = 1.2105 & 24T = 1.2631 for a Side Pulley Ratio...
Doesn't make a lot of sense to me though... thought one would have to be less and closer to 1:1 ratio!
Thanks
Andrew
Andrew, the ratio is like a fraction, the higher the denominator the lower the gearing ratio. Hence...
23T = 1.2105 is a higher gear ratio than 24T = 1.2631
This is the V2 I wrote, it also tells you the RPM of the diff to get a better understanding of them and thus the speed of the wheels based on the circumference of the tyres. So many gearing charts are primitive or single speed for EP cars with fixed diameter wheels.
The drag calculation is primitive working on metric horsepower yet demonstrates that the majority of our nitro horsepower is used pushing through the air at speed. This has been proven in night races on a humid night @ brendale where there's plenty of down-force and times seem to drop.
Anyway, I think it's time I migrated the code over to the CapricornRC site and setup for the LAB C02
#775
Tech Elite
iTrader: (11)
Glad you liked it.. I've used it to get a better understanding of tyre diameters
Andrew, the ratio is like a fraction, the higher the denominator the lower the gearing ratio. Hence...
23T = 1.2105 is a higher gear ratio than 24T = 1.2631
This is the V2 I wrote, it also tells you the RPM of the diff to get a better understanding of them and thus the speed of the wheels based on the circumference of the tyres. So many gearing charts are primitive or single speed for EP cars with fixed diameter wheels.
The drag calculation is primitive working on metric horsepower yet demonstrates that the majority of our nitro horsepower is used pushing through the air at speed. This has been proven in night races on a humid night @ brendale where there's plenty of down-force and times seem to drop.
Anyway, I think it's time I migrated the code over to the CapricornRC site and setup for the LAB C02
Andrew, the ratio is like a fraction, the higher the denominator the lower the gearing ratio. Hence...
23T = 1.2105 is a higher gear ratio than 24T = 1.2631
This is the V2 I wrote, it also tells you the RPM of the diff to get a better understanding of them and thus the speed of the wheels based on the circumference of the tyres. So many gearing charts are primitive or single speed for EP cars with fixed diameter wheels.
The drag calculation is primitive working on metric horsepower yet demonstrates that the majority of our nitro horsepower is used pushing through the air at speed. This has been proven in night races on a humid night @ brendale where there's plenty of down-force and times seem to drop.
Anyway, I think it's time I migrated the code over to the CapricornRC site and setup for the LAB C02
#776
#777
i have one of these for sale if any one is interested
#779
#780
Tech Rookie
Hi my gpx4 pro when I apply the brake only the rear wheel brake but front wheel still rolling is it normal?