ZX-5 motor mount - Is there more than one?
#1
ZX-5 motor mount - Is there more than one?
As it says... Is there more that just one design motor mount across the Lazer ZX-5 line up?
I'm asking this for I can not find answers anywhere else.
I am trying to gear my (was once) RTR to suit 17.5 stock racing. I have fitted the 76 t spur, and I have heard of pinions in the league of 36 t fitting right on with that spur. I have taken to the slots on my mount with a Dremel and the best I can do is a 32 tooth. I can go further because:
1. I'm only pulling 8-900 ma out of the battery per race
2. I have bulk acceleration compared to the other guys in my class but top speed is so - so.
So basically, is the SP mount different or is there a wide ratio mount available from another manufacturer?
I'm asking this for I can not find answers anywhere else.
I am trying to gear my (was once) RTR to suit 17.5 stock racing. I have fitted the 76 t spur, and I have heard of pinions in the league of 36 t fitting right on with that spur. I have taken to the slots on my mount with a Dremel and the best I can do is a 32 tooth. I can go further because:
1. I'm only pulling 8-900 ma out of the battery per race
2. I have bulk acceleration compared to the other guys in my class but top speed is so - so.
So basically, is the SP mount different or is there a wide ratio mount available from another manufacturer?
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Tech Adept
i've heard of stock 17.5 4wd in austrlia.... supposed to be a popular class down under. to fit a bigger pinon u use a smaller spur.... easiest is an associated 72 spur and slipper pads or turbo joe makes a shaft to fit even smaller spurs but with no slipper
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Wow, thanks guys. I never would of though of using Traxxas pegs in there. Here I was not thinking outside the box, with Kyosho only offering the 76 as the smallest option.
I'll check out this turbo joe part too - I like my slippers nice and tight so I may just go that way... Less rotating mass, here comes another few teeth on the pinion
I'll check out this turbo joe part too - I like my slippers nice and tight so I may just go that way... Less rotating mass, here comes another few teeth on the pinion