Xray XB4 thread
[QUOTE=randy0025;14497857]
Racers Edge aluminum servo horns work excellent,
my new XB4 16' build is going swell. man this kit is quality! much nicer than TLR's stuff and i thought TLR was awesome!
any tips on alum servo horns? i cant find one to fit, especially with the floating servo mount.
blaat blaat murda murda
I use the tlr aluminum servo horn and it works prefect with the new spectrum shorty servo and floating servo mount. here is a link to it at amain, http://www.amainhobbies.com/rc-cars-...lr1557/p203507
the steering is just crazy on this buggy and I havent noticed a change from the stock plastic to the tlr one
any tips on alum servo horns? i cant find one to fit, especially with the floating servo mount.
blaat blaat murda murda
I use the tlr aluminum servo horn and it works prefect with the new spectrum shorty servo and floating servo mount. here is a link to it at amain, http://www.amainhobbies.com/rc-cars-...lr1557/p203507
the steering is just crazy on this buggy and I havent noticed a change from the stock plastic to the tlr one
Racers Edge aluminum servo horns work excellent,
Either cut the back half off or sand the counter sunk screw hole flanges off the mounting side. I use the BBoy inconjuction with the kits front bumper as I flip the kits front bumper and shave a tad off where it meets the base of the front bulkhead when flipped. This is not needed however it adds extra bracing to the bugleboy bumper during any hard nose hits.
[QUOTE=randy0025;14497857]
Racers Edge makes a great aluminum horn that works perfa on the XB4.
my new XB4 16' build is going swell. man this kit is quality! much nicer than TLR's stuff and i thought TLR was awesome!
any tips on alum servo horns? i cant find one to fit, especially with the floating servo mount.
blaat blaat murda murda
I use the tlr aluminum servo horn and it works prefect with the new spectrum shorty servo and floating servo mount. here is a link to it at amain, http://www.amainhobbies.com/rc-cars-...lr1557/p203507
the steering is just crazy on this buggy and I havent noticed a change from the stock plastic to the tlr one
any tips on alum servo horns? i cant find one to fit, especially with the floating servo mount.
blaat blaat murda murda
I use the tlr aluminum servo horn and it works prefect with the new spectrum shorty servo and floating servo mount. here is a link to it at amain, http://www.amainhobbies.com/rc-cars-...lr1557/p203507
the steering is just crazy on this buggy and I havent noticed a change from the stock plastic to the tlr one
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that is not true. The newer shorty spectrum servos are by far a better servo then the past normal size spectrum servo's or say the common savox 1257 & 1258 servo's. Maybe the older ones werent as good but must servo's either shorty or normal both have aluminum gears now. For me I like having the extra room behind the servo.
here is the spectrum shorty servo spec;
Torque: 208 oz-in (15.0kg-cm) @ 6.0V
Speed: 0.08 sec/60 deg @ 6v (no load)
Aluminum hard anodized output shaft/main gear with steel internal gears
Aluminum case for good heat dissipation
Aluminum mounting tabs
HERE IS THE SAVOX
Speed @ 6.0V: 0.08 sec/60°
Torque @ 6.0V: 166 oz-in / 12 kg-cm
the spectrum is not only smaller but is rated for more torque then the normal savox servos that alot of people
here is the spectrum shorty servo spec;
Torque: 208 oz-in (15.0kg-cm) @ 6.0V
Speed: 0.08 sec/60 deg @ 6v (no load)
Aluminum hard anodized output shaft/main gear with steel internal gears
Aluminum case for good heat dissipation
Aluminum mounting tabs
HERE IS THE SAVOX
Speed @ 6.0V: 0.08 sec/60°
Torque @ 6.0V: 166 oz-in / 12 kg-cm
the spectrum is not only smaller but is rated for more torque then the normal savox servos that alot of people
HUDY servo horn
Hi,
Wondering if any of you run Hudy Servo horns on your XB4 and if so, which one?
I looked at this image
And then this table
http://www.hudy.net/xhudy/showimage.php?img_id=7982&crt=4efa8b668ee1198289bb 15965d9705b6
And bought this one.
And it hits the body on the inside!! Have a feeling Bruno might have the older style with only two holes - not the "V2"
Hmm.
Wondering if any of you run Hudy Servo horns on your XB4 and if so, which one?
I looked at this image
And then this table
http://www.hudy.net/xhudy/showimage.php?img_id=7982&crt=4efa8b668ee1198289bb 15965d9705b6
And bought this one.
And it hits the body on the inside!! Have a feeling Bruno might have the older style with only two holes - not the "V2"
Hmm.
Suspended
Hi,
Wondering if any of you run Hudy Servo horns on your XB4 and if so, which one?
I looked at this image
And then this table
http://www.hudy.net/xhudy/showimage....bb15965d9705b6
And bought this one.
And it hits the body on the inside!! Have a feeling Bruno might have the older style with only two holes - not the "V2"
Hmm.
Wondering if any of you run Hudy Servo horns on your XB4 and if so, which one?
I looked at this image
And then this table
http://www.hudy.net/xhudy/showimage....bb15965d9705b6
And bought this one.
And it hits the body on the inside!! Have a feeling Bruno might have the older style with only two holes - not the "V2"
Hmm.
chassis skin
Finally picked up a chassis skin for the xb4 16
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iTrader: (15)
The way I read the description on the Hudy site, V2 references the fit of the horn on the servo splines. The original Futaba horn actually didn't fit some of the newer Futaba servos so they released the V2 to fit the splines better. I believe the 2 to 3 hole thing was just a running change on the whole line of their horns. It would be pretty great if Hudy gave the option between 2 or 3 holes. The older horns seem to be very popular from what I can tell. So I believe you're right, Bruno has an older style Hudy servo horn, but it doesn't have anything to do with the V2 on the header card.
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Is anyone running a 13.5 motor if so what is your gearing and what is the max pinion you can put on with a 75 spur
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I'm running a 13.5 with a 78 spur and 28 pinion right now. There's still room for a bigger pinion but not sure how much . I'm guessing 2-4 more teeth. As soon as I get the car dialed in a little more I will bump up the pinion a bit. I'm very competitive at this current gearing.
I'm running a 13.5 with a 78 spur and 28 pinion right now. There's still room for a bigger pinion but not sure how much . I'm guessing 2-4 more teeth. As soon as I get the car dialed in a little more I will bump up the pinion a bit. I'm very competitive at this current gearing.