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Originally Posted by Drtdvl5
(Post 10527149)
this is the setup i was looking at. question was what the motor may be in Turns? just for class placement knowledge.
:confused:http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/1_221_911_1949/products_id/156421/n/Castle-Creations-Mamba-Max-Pro-1-10-Scale-Brushless-Car-Package-w-Neu-Castle-1406-5700kV[/URL] |
Originally Posted by Drtdvl5
(Post 10527149)
this is the setup i was looking at. question was what the motor may be in Turns? just for class placement knowledge.
:confused:http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_info.php/cPath/1_221_911_1949/products_id/156421/n/Castle-Creations-Mamba-Max-Pro-1-10-Scale-Brushless-Car-Package-w-Neu-Castle-1406-5700kV[/url] |
Originally Posted by bds81175
(Post 10527460)
That's a ton of motor. They are pretting smooth for a sensorless motor but not as smooth as a sensored by any stretch. There's nothing wrong with turning down the power and punch control. You won't win races when your head lights are pointed at the sky. :lol::lol:
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It is very difficult to run a fast lap time with a sensorless setup in any 2wd vehicle regardless of how fast you get down the straight.
I would advise looking for a used race-grade setup as you can often pair something like a used LRP with a new motor for about the same total cost. |
Originally Posted by Drtdvl5
(Post 10527606)
completely agree lol. well ill keep that setup in mind. im really wanting to swamp to a better esc/motor combo, but dont know which direction to go. im not quite familiar with a sensored motor as opposed to the sensorless simple rtr setup im using right now.:confused::lol:
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I've seen Noah's cars running the Hobbywing stuff. Super fast, although he usually gets his butt kicked by a 15 year old.
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Originally Posted by bds81175
(Post 10527911)
I've seen Noah's cars running the Hobbywing stuff. Super fast, although he usually gets his butt kicked by a 15 year old.
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Noah
I am a fan of the Crowd Pleaser as well and I am looking forward to getting my sprint season started. I was there when he set the record at Eldora. Do you make it to many races? |
hey guys, i have a t4. I purchased the gear diff today just to find out nothing fits. What all do i need to by to get the gear diff working on the t4? Not even the bearings fit. :( PLEASE HELP!
if you guys can just give me the list of part numbers, that'll be great! |
The gear diff is made to fit in the new .1 diff case that uses metric bearings. You need the new cases, bearings, and Lower chassis plate.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...nsmission-Case http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Ball-Bearing-2 http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...is-Plate-B4-T4 |
Originally Posted by teeforb
(Post 10530772)
hey guys, i have a t4. I purchased the gear diff today just to find out nothing fits. What all do i need to by to get the gear diff working on the t4? Not even the bearings fit. :( PLEASE HELP!
if you guys can just give me the list of part numbers, that'll be great! |
dont leave out that the 15 year old is stupid fast and never makes mistakes...
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Originally Posted by ovalracer1m
(Post 10530778)
The gear diff is made to fit in the new .1 diff case that uses metric bearings. You need the new cases, bearings, and Lower chassis plate.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...nsmission-Case http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Ball-Bearing-2 http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...is-Plate-B4-T4 |
Originally Posted by Hinecken
(Post 10526997)
That would really depend on th length of the straight. DaveRobbo, please check the link I posted to RCgearhead. The above sounds like a decent starting point for you. I would go with that and monitor your temps. Temp too high, gear up, too low and gear down.
It's only shortish straight at about 50 to 60 feet. a racer suggested aiming for a 7.0 FDR i'll keep looking. |
This might work
Originally Posted by daverobbo5
(Post 10530975)
Thanks Hinecken. I ment to thank you the other day. for whatever reason that website won't work right on my old win XP machine. got log on but no go. strange one. i will keep trying
It's only shortish straight at about 50 to 60 feet. a racer suggested aiming for a 7.0 FDR i'll keep looking. 27/75 gives a 7.22 FDR I've got a 29T pinion to drop it to 6.8FDR if needed http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/9538/t4gear.jpg |
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