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Old 05-08-2011, 12:01 PM
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Old 05-09-2011, 02:38 AM
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Opinions needed for my 1st mini cooper CR project,

What HPI pinion size do you recommend when using standard 65T spur and a 30,000 + rpm stock 27 turn motor ?

Also, what old school nicd or nimh capacity do you recommend for 15-20 min runs in small 100 foot car parks ?

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Originally Posted by littlealex
my friend mounted savox 1357 servo and lrp x12, esc between servo and motor on his cup racer
Thanks, the Savox is a digital servo but the right size.

I was just considering a plain old garden variety one!
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Originally Posted by Saint Bastia
Opinions needed for my 1st mini cooper CR project,

What HPI pinion size do you recommend when using standard 65T spur and a 30,000 + rpm stock 27 turn motor ?

Also, what old school nicd or nimh capacity do you recommend for 15-20 min runs in small 100 foot car parks ?

Cheers,
Brad Sydney/Australia
Hey Brad,

I am running a 28t pinion and stock spur with 27t brushed motor's on both of my cup racers! The combo seems to be awesome and I have not had anything fail yet.

Look at either of these motors. I recommend them because that is what I run
https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...pl?pn=FAN37104
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http://www.rc-truckncar-tuning.com/p2k2.html

oh and add a heat sink and cooling fan if you don't plan on adding wholes to the body for cooling. Other then that you should be set!

As far as a battery I don't know what to tell ya because all I run is lipo, but I'm guessing that 4000miah should do just fine for run time.

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Originally Posted by fritzzz
Hi,

Has anyone mounted a low profile servo in their car so that it can be mounted in the normal fashion rather than on its side?

I was considering one of these
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/rc-ser...Path=1099_1025

If I read the manual right mounting them horizontally give more steering.

Any other suggestions for servos most appreciated.
My bluebird lo pro servo burned out in about 30 minutes of driving.... a waste
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Originally Posted by FoxintheDen
oh and add a heat sink and cooling fan if you don't plan on adding wholes to the body for cooling. Other then that you should be set!Fox
Hey Fox,

Thks for the reply. Fwiw i picked up a few weeks ago for $20AU a brand new Trinity Green Machine Pro 3 motor. I can't exactly remember the specs but my one is rated at something like 19500rpm at 4.8 or 5v. I also have a brand new Fantom stock 27t as a spare.

Really ? Is it common practice these days to have a heat sink and fan unit combined to assist with thermal cooling on modern motors ? Admittedly its been approx fifteen years since my last RC car ( HPI RS4 Pro ), so i'm kinda on a steep learning curve at the moment

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Originally Posted by Saint Bastia
Hey Fox,

Thks for the reply. Fwiw i picked up a few weeks ago for $20AU a brand new Trinity Green Machine Pro 3 motor. I can't exactly remember the specs but my one is rated at something like 19500rpm at 4.8 or 5v. I also have a brand new Fantom stock 27t as a spare.

Really ? Is it common practice these days to have a heat sink and fan unit combined to assist with thermal cooling on modern motors ? Admittedly its been approx fifteen years since my last RC car ( HPI RS4 Pro ), so i'm kinda on a steep learning curve at the moment

Cheers,
Brad - Sydney
Any time Brad, always glad to help out a fellow rc enthusiast!

Those motor's sound like they will work just fine! I also have a Fantom stock 27t which has been a great motor!

I am a huge fan of protecting and preventing my electronics from heat. Epically with running them on race day pretty hard. It's not a necessary upgrade but a good way to protect your investment.

With motor's and esc's being so advanced it's not uncommon for them to get kind of warm. If you play with the timing on your motors at all you will notice them getting warmer. Or even after a good run at the track or during practice.

That's just my 2 sense Can't wait to see pics of what you come up with and best of luck on the build! It's a great one!

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[QUOTE=FoxintheDen;9058279]Hey all,

I just finished my racer and drifter CR. Thought I would share some pics with ya. Let me know what ya think

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I'm flattered you found pix of my cup racer on the web and copied the paint scheme.
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Hey all,

I just finished my racer and drifter CR. Thought I would share some pics with ya. Let me know what ya think

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I'm flattered you found pix of my cup racer on the web and copied the paint scheme.
Cheers,
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Hey Skottoman!

I saw the pics a long time back and bookmarked the page and when it came time to painting mine I spent probably a week looking at different paint schemes and finally decided that yours is the best I have ever seen!

I don't really like to copy other peoples work I generally just use it as a reference but man I fell in love with the way it looks! So thank you for such an inspiriting paint scheme!

Best wishes,
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Cool!

I wasn't being sarcastic, I was truthful when I say I'm flattered! Was randomly surfing RC sites and I come to this thread every once in a while. I've had a few cup racers. for quite some time now.

I'm also very into Tamiyas, and have been doing some hybrid cup racer/tamiya setups. Here are a few.

Tamiya Alpine A110 body on Cup Racer chassis.
Cup Racer Porsche RSR on Tamiya M06 chassis.
Cup Racer BMW 2002 on Tamiya M04 chassis.
Cup Racer Lancia Stratos on Cup Racer chassis.
Cup Racer 240z on Cup Racer chassis.

Cheers,
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will the 240z and the stratos fit onto an Atomic VM II without resorting to ugly holes for the shock towers? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Skottoman
Cool!

I wasn't being sarcastic, I was truthful when I say I'm flattered! Was randomly surfing RC sites and I come to this thread every once in a while. I've had a few cup racers. for quite some time now.

I'm also very into Tamiyas, and have been doing some hybrid cup racer/tamiya setups. Here are a few.

Tamiya Alpine A110 body on Cup Racer chassis.
Cup Racer Porsche RSR on Tamiya M06 chassis.
Cup Racer BMW 2002 on Tamiya M04 chassis.
Cup Racer Lancia Stratos on Cup Racer chassis.
Cup Racer 240z on Cup Racer chassis.


Cheers,
Skottoman
Great looking cars.. but you're missing one! The Alfa Giulia GTA!
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Whose showing up for CharlieB's Corona Race?
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Great looking cars.. but you're missing one! The Alfa Giulia GTA!
I have a couple of those too. But they are ALL Tamiya, and no Cup Racer (athough you could put the shell on a CR).
Thus I didn't add them to my previous post.

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Originally Posted by Skottoman
Cool!

I wasn't being sarcastic, I was truthful when I say I'm flattered! Was randomly surfing RC sites and I come to this thread every once in a while. I've had a few cup racers. for quite some time now.

I'm also very into Tamiyas, and have been doing some hybrid cup racer/tamiya setups. Here are a few.

Tamiya Alpine A110 body on Cup Racer chassis.
Cup Racer Porsche RSR on Tamiya M06 chassis.
Cup Racer BMW 2002 on Tamiya M04 chassis.
Cup Racer Lancia Stratos on Cup Racer chassis.
Cup Racer 240z on Cup Racer chassis.

Cheers,
Skottoman
Oh I wasn't being sarcastic either! I am truly grateful for such a beautiful design! I fell in love with the picture when I first saw it and now I can't stop looking at mine lol. It makes it hard to race it on the track, I don't want to scratch it lmao

You are truly a master at your paint scheme's and some beautiful hybrids! Man I wish I had a collection like yours. They are really I have ever seen!

Truly thank you! You give me inspiration to get some others and to keep perfecting my painting
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