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Old 05-01-2013, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by RavensNightFury
yeah i might get one the 4700 version ran really hot
If your 4700kv was geared 13-16 and ran hot the motor is not your problem. You need to go over your truck. I run this motor when geared 13-14 with a little timing. Which totally isn't needed but still does not get over 160.its when your geared 15-16 you wouldn't want or need timing.
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Old 05-01-2013, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Losi57
If your 4700kv was geared 13-16 and ran hot the motor is not your problem. You need to go over your truck. I run this motor when geared 13-14 with a little timing. Which totally isn't needed but still does not get over 160.its when your geared 15-16 you wouldn't want or need timing.
While agree its always a good idea to go over your vehicle when you are having heat issues that you may or may not have had before, the difference in a drivers type can easily account for as much as 35-40 degrees as far as I have seen so something to keep in mind.
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Old 05-01-2013, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by billg1230
I will second this 100%! I have the HW 3656sd 4,000kv and it is a wonderful motor... Super smooth, powerful, and runs very cool...
I am going to have to completely agree also! I just switched to this motor and it is great! I had a Trinity 3800kv revtech in there...Cost close to a 150 bucks! I assumed I would get what I paid for; not the case It was a slow turd! So far the HW motor is better in every way!! Only like $76 bucks too!
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Originally Posted by Grandturk
Why would you run both and switch between the two?
Our club has 6 racers all sct. We race back to back sct
While one is cooling i race the other. Usually 12 -16 packs / race day.
They both handle quite differently. 2.0 has more steering and is faster thanks to the pro 4 4600 and feels lighter in the front. Actually had to de-tune the 4600 to make it manageable on our loose outdoor track.
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Just a friendly reminder that Avid has the 1.3 2 Hole Piston for those of you who don't want to make your own.

http://avidrc.com/product/5/accessor...cessories.html
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Originally Posted by "Smiley"
Just a friendly reminder that Avid has the 1.3 2 Hole Piston for those of you who don't want to make your own.

http://avidrc.com/product/5/accessor...cessories.html
4 in a pack?
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Originally Posted by "Smiley"
Just a friendly reminder that Avid has the 1.3 2 Hole Piston for those of you who don't want to make your own.

http://avidrc.com/product/5/accessor...cessories.html
I recommend them, got to use them this weekend in Coco Florida( Space Coast). Large indoor track , high grip with med size jumps.
I noticed it lands planted so you can get right back on the gas.
Was smooth over the bumps and kept my power down to the track.
Thanks for the great products Avid. I also use your pistons in my 22T (1.6 2 hole 12 mm) along with the Triad slipper. Nothing but good things to say about them! And yes 4 to a pack!
So guys pick up some 1.3 - 2 hole 12mm shock pistons for your TLR SCTE and use the latest setups to get yourself to the Front!
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With the Pro 4 4600 what screw size did you use ?

The supplied (smaller) screws give a bad alignment for the motor wires.
I tried the next size up & will not fit through the motor mount holes.
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Originally Posted by CanadianNascar
With the Pro 4 4600 what screw size did you use ?

The supplied (smaller) screws give a bad alignment for the motor wires.
I tried the next size up & will not fit through the motor mount holes.
3mm. you can clock the front cap if you need to.

Most of us run it with the tabs pretty much stright up and works fine. You should not have to change anything to do that.
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Originally Posted by Casper
3mm. you can clock the front cap if you need to.

Most of us run it with the tabs pretty much stright up and works fine. You should not have to change anything to do that.
Tabs are either too close to rear shaft, or too far to the passenger side.

Never thought of clocking the cap. Doh ! Thanks..
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Is there anywhere to buy the screw for the shock caps separate? I've googled it with no luck.
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Originally Posted by "Smiley"
Just a friendly reminder that Avid has the 1.3 2 Hole Piston for those of you who don't want to make your own.

http://avidrc.com/product/5/accessor...cessories.html
I picked a 4 pack of these up 2 weeks ago. Great quality.
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2.0 awesome love my truck
placed third in amain with a completely untighten steering
matter of fact almost couldnt turn at all really slow to get wheels turned
the way it sat beat the tekno by 4 laps
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Originally Posted by roberto_1029
Is there anywhere to buy the screw for the shock caps separate? I've googled it with no luck.
http://www.google.com/url?q=http://w...FI8nB-8kYAPrSQ

Maybe one of the TLR guys can confirm these are the right size.
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Old 05-03-2013, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by rcgod
http://www.google.com/url?q=http://w...FI8nB-8kYAPrSQ

Maybe one of the TLR guys can confirm these are the right size.
I am not a TLR guy but those are the correct screws.
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