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Originally Posted by Pat863
(Post 11591969)
Are any of you guys using the mechanical brakes ?
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Originally Posted by rallyredevo
(Post 11592268)
Seeing as how I just smoked my 2nd RX8 in a month, you just may be onto something with that theory. I'm of the opinion it's the most powerful ridiculous 2s motor, but probably not the best choice for most people :-)
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Originally Posted by Marzac2
(Post 11592472)
No not in the SC yet. It would require a motor mount from the EB and we havent had a need for such a thing yet. Its possible though.
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I'm gonna get the Tekno conversion kit for my SC8e and try out the mechanical brakes myself...I've been wanting to try it....I believe I would need to get the Elektri-Clutch to use with it, right teknorc?
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Originally Posted by t3gt
(Post 11593790)
I'm gonna get the Tekno conversion kit for my SC8e and try out the mechanical brakes myself...I've been wanting to try it....I believe I would need to get the Elektri-Clutch to use with it, right teknorc?
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I beleive if you use the long shankpinions, you can use the mechanical brakes as well.
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Paul,
Are you thinking of getting one? |
Originally Posted by t3gt
(Post 11593790)
I'm gonna get the Tekno conversion kit for my SC8e and try out the mechanical brakes myself...I've been wanting to try it....I believe I would need to get the Elektri-Clutch to use with it, right teknorc?
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How does the Mechanical brakes work WITH direct drive?....Wouldn't you have to have a clutch spinning the motor shaft freely while the mechanical brakes stop the vehicle ? (like in Nitro Vehicles)....Direct drive would eliminate the use of mechanical brakes because the motor stops the drivetrain when the brakes are applied already...Am I missing something here?
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Originally Posted by t3gt
(Post 11595074)
How does the Mechanical brakes work WITH direct drive?....Wouldn't you have to have a clutch spinning the motor shaft freely while the mechanical brakes stop the vehicle ? (like in Nitro Vehicles)....Direct drive would eliminate the use of mechanical brakes because the motor stops the drivetrain when the brakes are applied already...Am I missing something here?
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:)
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Originally Posted by MX304
(Post 11595089)
You set the braking force to zero in your esc. That way you don't get any motor braking and rely completely on the mechanical setup.
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:)
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Originally Posted by rallyredevo
(Post 11595091)
I call BS on the EPA setting. There is no difference as far as the ESC is concerned between a trigger at 80% with 100% EPA, and the trigger at 100% and the EPA at 80%. So what he is saying is someone who only ever hits X % of throttle messes with the fets. Gotta love BS'ers who pretend like they know things because they figure you will believe anything they say.
And since he had to make things up, that tends to indicate he is defending a shoddy product, or at least one that can't live up to expectations. |
Originally Posted by rallyredevo
(Post 11595091)
I call BS on the EPA setting. There is no difference as far as the ESC is concerned between a trigger at 80% with 100% EPA, and the trigger at 100% and the EPA at 80%. So what he is saying is someone who only ever hits X % of throttle messes with the fets. Gotta love BS'ers who pretend like they know things because they figure you will believe anything they say.
And since he had to make things up, that tends to indicate he is defending a shoddy product, or at least one that can't live up to expectations. |
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