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Old 02-15-2012, 09:14 AM
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I had my first race with the new buggy this weekend, it started out rough but ended well. I broke a tank in practice by casing a big jump in the middle of the track. thankfully an odonnell tank fit with the Intech mounts. On Sat. I had more problems but none with the buggy, my receiver pack didnt take a charge for the first round, in the second round the wire for my throttle servo backed out of the receiver, then in the third round I was within a minute of finishing when I had a clutch spring break. So I qualified dead last. On Sun. I bumped all the way from the E main to the A main and finished seventh. The car was awesome on Sunday after I got used to driving it with the new extended chassis. Overall I am very happy with my race this weekend and look forward to the next race.
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Originally Posted by zebs124
I had my first race with the new buggy this weekend, it started out rough but ended well. I broke a tank in practice by casing a big jump in the middle of the track. thankfully an odonnell tank fit with the Intech mounts. On Sat. I had more problems but none with the buggy, my receiver pack didnt take a charge for the first round, in the second round the wire for my throttle servo backed out of the receiver, then in the third round I was within a minute of finishing when I had a clutch spring break. So I qualified dead last. On Sun. I bumped all the way from the E main to the A main and finished seventh. The car was awesome on Sunday after I got used to driving it with the new extended chassis. Overall I am very happy with my race this weekend and look forward to the next race.
When I built my kit, I noticed how much the tank would hover aswell as sway left to right. I ended up putting a piece of foam between tank and chassis to cushion the tank and keep it from bouncing to much.

Congrates on your race and nice way get lots of run time bumping up I bet you were pacing big time getting ready for each Main. WTG
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Old 02-16-2012, 02:29 PM
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When I built my kit, I noticed how much the tank would hover aswell as sway left to right. I ended up putting a piece of foam between tank and chassis to cushion the tank and keep it from bouncing to much.

Congrates on your race and nice way get lots of run time bumping up I bet you were pacing big time getting ready for each Main. WTG
yeah when I get my new tank I will put a piece of foam underneath it to prevent this from happening again.

I was definitely having some nerves in between races, bumping from a high main is very stressful but once you make it to the A its a great feeling of accomplishment.
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I want to say good luck to all the Intech drivers this weekend that will be at the Icebreaker in Garland, Tx and where ever else they will be running. GO GIT"EM GUYS!!!!!!
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Old 03-11-2012, 06:43 AM
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Thumbs up intech br5 brushless conversion

Hi every body
i red somebody used caster racing ex 1 motor mount to convert the intech br 5
what is the code of the motor mount?

the number ex 0504? Original part in the rtr 1/8 electric buggy


the number EXOP 0504? Optional part for kit and rtr buggy


the number F8 0504? Original part in the rtr 1/8 electric truggy

the number F8TP 0504? Optional part for kit and rtr truggy


I wrote to jammisp but he didn't answer

please let me know thanks
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Originally Posted by wingsonayr
Hi every body
i red somebody used caster racing ex 1 motor mount to convert the intech br 5
what is the code of the motor mount?

the number ex 0504? Original part in the rtr 1/8 electric buggy


the number EXOP 0504? Optional part for kit and rtr buggy


the number F8 0504? Original part in the rtr 1/8 electric truggy

the number F8TP 0504? Optional part for kit and rtr truggy


I wrote to jammisp but he didn't answer

please let me know thanks
I want to say Shaun used the xray conversion on his Intech. When I spoke to him I believe that's what he said. Was nothing Caster, but maybe he will get on here and respond.
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Originally Posted by wingsonayr
Hi every body
i red somebody used caster racing ex 1 motor mount to convert the intech br 5
what is the code of the motor mount?

the number ex 0504? Original part in the rtr 1/8 electric buggy


the number EXOP 0504? Optional part for kit and rtr buggy


the number F8 0504? Original part in the rtr 1/8 electric truggy

the number F8TP 0504? Optional part for kit and rtr truggy


I wrote to jammisp but he didn't answer

please let me know thanks
I tried to pm you back but your box was either full or you turned pm's off. The Caster mount you listed in the pm is one that I had used before. The XRay XB8/808 mount will work also. With the Caster mount you either need to shim the mount off the chassis about 2 mm or shave the bottom of the front diff mount by about 2 mm. From the chassis to the centerline of the diff is shorter on the Caster. Either way works good. Intech is in the process of developing a true ebuggy, not a conversion. Release date and any other information is unknown at this time.
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Old 03-11-2012, 05:15 PM
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Ok,
so the h412 hobby pro brushless conversion for xray 808 would work?
or i do need the original mount of 808e?

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Really no one knows?

Thanks
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Originally Posted by wingsonayr
Ok,
so the h412 hobby pro brushless conversion for xray 808 would work?
or i do need the original mount of 808e?
He was using the 808 conversion.Hope this helps. Use the 808e one.
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Old 03-12-2012, 03:12 PM
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We are converting one right now, until the Factory kit comes out.
We are using a motor mount similiar to the Hobby pro kit.
the 808E is short, height wise, so we are going to use a carbon or Aluminum to space up to the factory height of the Intech mounts.
I should have it done this week and will share photo's and what I used.
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Old 03-12-2012, 03:19 PM
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@Russ
you should suggest to use the hobby pro conversion for 808? will it work?
thanks
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Old 03-12-2012, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by wingsonayr
@Russ
you should suggest to use the hobby pro conversion for 808? will it work?
thanks
It should, but I believe you will have to space it up.
I tried just bolting doen the motor mount we have and the 46 tooth spur gear hits the chassis and will hang down too far.
It will need work either way.
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Old 03-13-2012, 08:54 AM
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Here is a problem
speed passion conversion for xray 808/xb8 will not let mount 40 mm diameter motors, as my mamba 2200kv is

Hobby pro conversion is not available, out of stock in Italy(i hate berlusconi)

So, as i read somewhere (and if i'm wrong please correct me)
Hpi vorza motor mount works as conversion for Hot Bodies D8
Hot Bodies D8 electric conversion kit works (as written by JamminSp) for intech br 5 (with modifications)

mathematically correct : Hpi vorza motor mount would work on intech br 5?

Headache is coming...help

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Old 03-21-2012, 02:21 PM
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I'm an Intech team driver for Intech Denmark (Europe) and I used a Kyosho MP9e motor mount which fits, but you need to modify the other half of the center diff mount. The mp9e mount is hugely expensive though.

Also, can someone make up a list of what aftermarket bodies fits the BR5 Evo? Both nitro and, preferably, electric specific bodies. The Stock BR5 body is outdated, ugly and fits poorly when the car is converted. Heard Associated bodies fit, is that true?
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