1LikesXRAY XB9E Official Thread - they did it :)
02-25-2014, 03:27 PM
#961
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by blade329
I expect no less from Hudy. 
They don't understand the meaning of the phrase, "...reasonable cost."
You weren't kidding. It's $100 for the 3mm tool.
Geez, the Mugen tool only costs $50. It's 3mm also. Anyone know if this pin tool will work for Xray? Since I already have a Mugen, I may buy it and see if it works on the Xray.
They don't understand the meaning of the phrase, "...reasonable cost." You weren't kidding. It's $100 for the 3mm tool.
Geez, the Mugen tool only costs $50. It's 3mm also. Anyone know if this pin tool will work for Xray? Since I already have a Mugen, I may buy it and see if it works on the Xray.
Some pics of my xray in the last race, im using a modded bittydesign body, and it works with 4s (gens ace 7000mah and 5800mah), and also with 2s nanotech 5600
02-25-2014, 03:39 PM
#963
Originally Posted by patxeik
im also using the mugen tool with my xray, first time i used it, the pin that push the pin out the dogbone broke, but i could replace both center pins hammering de pin of the dogbone first to loose it a little and after that its easy to replace also with the push pin broken in the mugen tool.
Some pics of my xray in the last race, im using a modded bittydesign body, and it works with 4s (gens ace 7000mah and 5800mah), and also with 2s nanotech 5600
Some pics of my xray in the last race, im using a modded bittydesign body, and it works with 4s (gens ace 7000mah and 5800mah), and also with 2s nanotech 5600
"It may be 2x as much, but it doesn't break the first time you use it."
02-25-2014, 03:42 PM
#964
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by kuruption
So I think I have a new tagline for spending the extra money on the HUDY tool...
"It may be 2x as much, but it doesn't break the first time you use it."
"It may be 2x as much, but it doesn't break the first time you use it."
02-25-2014, 03:47 PM
#965
Tech Adept
Originally Posted by egobrkr
I don't know if you guys have been tracking the Dirt Nitro Challenge but the XB9E tqed and won the open Ebuggy class. Congrats to Danny Bartholomew on the win!
02-27-2014, 02:19 AM
#966
Hey all,
Just got myself a new XB9E!
What are some good servos to use? What are you guys racing with?
Thanks heaps for your time
Just got myself a new XB9E!
What are some good servos to use? What are you guys racing with?
Thanks heaps for your time
02-27-2014, 05:55 AM
#967
Tech Champion
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Texco
Hey all,
Just got myself a new XB9E!
What are some good servos to use? What are you guys racing with?
Thanks heaps for your time
Just got myself a new XB9E!
What are some good servos to use? What are you guys racing with?
Thanks heaps for your time
in order of preference:
kopropo BSX
futaba BLS 156HV
Sanwa ???
Hitec 7955TG
Savox 1267TG
choose based on your budget
but kopropo, futaba and sanwa are the best IMO
it's not only about torque and speed but about precision also
just to let you know it's been a few months I'm running the car and it's as good on low grip as high grip, I'm really loving the buggy
should post some vids soon, trouble is my girlfriend who records the vids generally wants to drive all the time with her new mugen now
02-27-2014, 10:38 PM
#968
Me and many others have been running the Hitec 7955 for 3-4 even 5 years with no issues, even on straight lipo for nitro. And for about $85 online it's the best in my opinion.
And we run on real off-road tracks with motocross style jumps, not astro turf with little bumps.
And we run on real off-road tracks with motocross style jumps, not astro turf with little bumps.
03-01-2014, 04:28 PM
#972
Tech Adept
qnyone can post a setup sheet?
03-01-2014, 04:59 PM
#973
I got my XB9e in December so I know a shipment came in. I think xray may be having issues putting out product to meet demand, to be honest.... Because I heard they weren't shipping anymore XT9s until May or June... Right now they are focusing on on road nitro kits,, especially with an updated NT1 on the schedule.
03-01-2014, 05:06 PM
#975
Originally Posted by Pulse_
good choice for the XB9E it's an excellent car
in order of preference:
kopropo BSX
futaba BLS 156HV
Sanwa ???
Hitec 7955TG
Savox 1267TG
choose based on your budget
but kopropo, futaba and sanwa are the best IMO
it's not only about torque and speed but about precision also
just to let you know it's been a few months I'm running the car and it's as good on low grip as high grip, I'm really loving the buggy
should post some vids soon, trouble is my girlfriend who records the vids generally wants to drive all the time with her new mugen now
in order of preference:
kopropo BSX
futaba BLS 156HV
Sanwa ???
Hitec 7955TG
Savox 1267TG
choose based on your budget
but kopropo, futaba and sanwa are the best IMO
it's not only about torque and speed but about precision also
just to let you know it's been a few months I'm running the car and it's as good on low grip as high grip, I'm really loving the buggy
should post some vids soon, trouble is my girlfriend who records the vids generally wants to drive all the time with her new mugen now
Originally Posted by USMC STONE
Me and many others have been running the Hitec 7955 for 3-4 even 5 years with no issues, even on straight lipo for nitro. And for about $85 online it's the best in my opinion.
And we run on real off-road tracks with motocross style jumps, not astro turf with little bumps.
And we run on real off-road tracks with motocross style jumps, not astro turf with little bumps.
Originally Posted by wittyname
7955 , pocket the difference and buy tires ....
Originally Posted by blade329
I'm also partial to the 7955. I've got three of them. Had one case break in 5 years and that's it. I also run an Airtronics 94780M in my Truggy. Bullet proof!!!
Originally Posted by wittyname
i want to ad , if your using a esc with a 7.4 bec , then try the 7945
The gen2 RX8 at 7.4v BEC works great with these high voltage servos too.
