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Old 11-19-2015, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by djbxp
Thank you for your response, but the issue now is the motor size, rotor size and KV Selection. Too many parameters to choose

Savox says KV for their motor 6.5
http://www.savoxusa.com/Savox_6_5T_S...vblh365065.htm

Hobbywind Xerun 6.5T says KV 3650 - 5200 (???)
http://www.hobbypartz.com/07e-c-sd-6-5t-3650-blue.html

Turnigy Trackstar 6,5T IS 5150KV
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...or_5150KV.html

Reesy Sonic 6,5T is 540 size but no KV Rating.

What about size? 540 VS 550 ?
Poles?? i saw somewhere 3...
Rotor Size ? What about all that ?
Also what pinion gears i will need?
Doesn't matter - buy the 6.5 you like and they will all be approximately the same. Just look on the setup sheets and they all have gearing for 5.5, 6.5, and 7.5 motors. Get the Turnigy and see if you like that turn motor, then buy a better one once you have decided.
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Old 11-19-2015, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by BentKa
Meausurements will vary with ride height, toe-in, bump steer etc.

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Of course, however, I measured my car with both rims, back to back so that's about as close as I'm gonna get to comparing two kinds of rims on the car.
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Old 11-19-2015, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by symmetricon
Bummer... first day with the car...
Oh man - I ran mine for about 30 full minutes in practice, then a full day of racing on very high bite carpet with the stock composite diff gears and zero issues for me. I used ballstud shims to set my slipper - have you tried that?
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Originally Posted by gticlay
Oh man - I ran mine for about 30 full minutes in practice, then a full day of racing on very high bite carpet with the stock composite diff gears and zero issues for me. I used ballstud shims to set my slipper - have you tried that?
The slipper was set fine, I can key one end of the out drive and turn the spur without much force... I simply had the brakes set too strong, and possibly I had a bad input gear, either way I had the brakes set way to strong...
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Is there a difference between the plastic and aluminum Ackerman plate as in how the car handles
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Originally Posted by billsharp34
Is there a difference between the plastic and aluminum Ackerman plate as in how the car handles
Just more holes to play with.
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Old 11-19-2015, 09:07 PM
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The reason I ask is that it says it's for high traction but I run on clay
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Originally Posted by billsharp34
Is there a difference between the plastic and aluminum Ackerman plate as in how the car handles
Aluminum will deflect less and be more consistent than the composite part. Like the difference between riding a steel tubed bicycle and one made from aluminum. Plus more holes to play with...
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Ok I see now what changes when u use the inner vs the outer hole making the link longer or shorter
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Anybody else not running sway bars in their 2015 on med-high bite clay/dirt? Got this from the basic clay setup and it seems good...just curious.
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Is the 2016 car roar legal since it only uses a shorty pack
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Originally Posted by BRSracing
Is the 2016 car roar legal since it only uses a shorty pack
Yes, it is ROAR legal.
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Originally Posted by BRSracing
Is the 2016 car roar legal since it only uses a shorty pack
You could technically stack saddles where the shorty sits, soooo..., yeah, it should be legal.

I think the rule will change eventually anyway, it already did once when a company ran a shorty in a car that was technically not legal. It should happen again as shorty packs are becoming the new standard in 10th scale off road.
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So i have a 2014 XB4 that I am really happy with. I see its easy to drop in a center diff for the 2015 but i can not find out if this is possible with the 2014. Looks like i would have to get new drive shafts and maybe new top plates? Or maybe its not feasible.
Any info would be great.
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Originally Posted by Brit_racer
So i have a 2014 XB4 that I am really happy with. I see its easy to drop in a center diff for the 2015 but i can not find out if this is possible with the 2014. Looks like i would have to get new drive shafts and maybe new top plates? Or maybe its not feasible.
Any info would be great.
Nothing is impossible, but the centre diff doesn't fit the '13-14 cars, unless you mod the hell out of it.
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