dallen

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I got a question that someone might have a quick easy way of doing. one of the 5/64 set screws or grub screws that go into the axle and hold the pin for the wheel hex has stripped out. Anyone have a way to get that out of the axle without to much hassle? any help much appreciated!

pilotwings119

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I had that happen once.. thought it was never going to come out.. but I heated the screw (and entire hex) with a mini butane torch.. then I was able to get it out.

Integra

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what cell count are you planning on running ?



you can press it out if need be, Just requires a lot of force as there's nothing "holding" the pin in place except for the set screw's pressure on the pin.

CCRacingbaja5b

i tried a 4S and a 5S and it ran good on Booth tons of Turk. and way easier to control. here is a vid of some of my cars i will get one of the Losi 8ight t 2.0 race roller with the new motor soon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHCj8uJzsPg

CCRacingbaja5b

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zlhh0zGKuXI

monkee

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what pinion and spur would you guys run on a 2200kv ?

racer x 1

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hey guys jus bought a used 2.0 buggy and i was wondering what would be a great battery pack to run in it. my set-up will likely be a mmmv3 with a 1900 tekin motor. so far ive heard good things about the turnigy battery packs but can anyone tell me if this will be sufficent power and recommend other that willl not cost an arm and legs. this is the one i found:
http://hobbycity.com/hobbyking/store..._40C_Lipo_Pack

neobart

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That will be just fine, should run nice and cool.

monkee

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anyone have any thoughts on this?

monkee

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ok.. let me try this then..
i currently have a 43 spur. what size pinion would be recommended for a mm 2200

Integra

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have you done your own calculations yet ?

http://scriptasylum.com/rc_speed/_top_speed.html

CCRacingbaja5b

I run a 45/14 thru 16.

monkee

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Yeah I'm just not sure what transmission ratio to put in the calculator

Integra

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buggys dont have a tranny.

enter 1

ScottKelly911

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I'm currently running a 43T Spur and a 15T Pinion on a 2650 with 4s and it's pretty much overkill on most tracks, so if you went with a 15 or 16T pinion you should be fine. It really depends on what you're looking to do though. if you're looking to extend run time to make a 20 min main, I'd suggest going down to about an 11 or 12T pinion as well as increasing the spur size to get the most run time possible. If you're practicing on a track or have 5-10 min mains (you should get about 15+ min of run time if you're driving hard), then try out around a 15 or 16T pinion. If you're just bashing and enjoy doing some high speed runs, then try out an 18 or 19T. With the 2200 you wont have to worry about heat issues, so go out and enjoy! I hope that helps.