Originally Posted by jasonwipf (Post 9901294)

I thought the same thing. My buddy did the 4 scale one on each wheel and it was perfectly balanced. The reason is that the motor is more center line than the ESC and servo, which are further out on the chassis and as hard as it may seem to believe that makes a huge difference in counter balance.

Originally Posted by jasonwipf (Post 9901358)

use the 16T in the kit. I'd have no lower than a 14T and no higher than a 17T with that motor as spares/options in your tool box. buy 15T for sure. BUT really check out the Techno pinions. The bigger 2.5mm grub nut or screw means you can crank down harder without fear of stripping the smaller ones. and they are labled well and cost about the same as a robinson.

Originally Posted by jasonwipf (Post 9901358)

use the 16T in the kit. I'd have no lower than a 14T and no higher than a 17T with that motor as spares/options in your tool box. buy 15T for sure. BUT really check out the Techno pinions. The bigger 2.5mm grub nut or screw means you can crank down harder without fear of stripping the smaller ones. and they are labled well and cost about the same as a robinson.

Originally Posted by Captainlip (Post 9901409)

you get a pinion in the kit? :confused:

can you comfirm the drivers needed? sizes? imperial metric?

Originally Posted by Captainlip (Post 9901305)

im getting a 2050KV motor what pinions recommended?

Originally Posted by Frank L (Post 9901426)

The kit comes with a 16t pinion and it's all metric. The sizes are listed a page back or so.




Start with the kit 16t pinion and then drop back to 15 if needed. I definitely would not go higher with that motor.

Originally Posted by Captainlip (Post 9901517)

wheres the best place to get these from the USA.?

thanks.

Originally Posted by porkchop (Post 9901620)

Originally Posted by Captainlip (Post 9901630)

I was expecting that :sweat: Are there any discount codes for spending all those $$ with them? used them few times in the past.

Originally Posted by Stealth_RT (Post 9902323)

Any way to get an editable blank setup sheet PDF for the 811Be? I have a pretty good setup for a tight, technical high grip indoor track, and want to record it.

Originally Posted by Captainlip (Post 9901517)

wheres the best place to get these from the USA.?

thanks.