Hpi Pro 4
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RcMOdel...their email server went down..and everything was lost... you may want to contact them again.
yes..the speedmind heatsink spacer is the best.. you can try Rainbowten... btw they have the new aluminum one piece bevel gear/input shaft instock...
yes..the speedmind heatsink spacer is the best.. you can try Rainbowten... btw they have the new aluminum one piece bevel gear/input shaft instock...
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hey ramon i think this should be more than last time pic izzit the cone washer with o-ring is put like that? thanks
Last edited by Guo Chean; 07-12-2007 at 10:14 PM.
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second pic
Last edited by Guo Chean; 07-12-2007 at 10:14 PM.
Yep, I ordered from RC Model about a week and a half ago now and got my bits yesterday in the post which included the high traction arms and Speedmind motor heatsink plate. Now let's hope the high traction arms are a little more forgiving than the standard graphite ones
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My almost hopped up Pro
Whats missing?
Tech Regular
A carbon fiber bumper brace
Tech Apprentice
Look wats happening
My novak ss5800 caused this?
Tech Regular
WOW..........thats crazy. I see you also didnt properly shave down the servo ear and it started to grind up the shaft.
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Its not the servo ear, its the turnbuckle rod when steering does to xtreme positions that grind the shaft.
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Originally posted by ah_liang
Its not the servo ear, its the turnbuckle rod when steering does to xtreme positions that grind the shaft.
Its not the servo ear, its the turnbuckle rod when steering does to xtreme positions that grind the shaft.
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no I still think its the servo ear i mean i might be wrong but i used to have that problem on my old pro 4 and it was because of the servo ear.
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Re: Look wats happening
Originally posted by ah_liang
My novak ss5800 caused this?
My novak ss5800 caused this?
pro4 gear ratios
I see a lot of pro4 racers use the 64 pitch gears.
Where I race, it gets a bit dusty at times and even just a very small rock destroys the teeth of the 64 pitch gears.
Decided to go 48 pitch and to date, no problems except for getting to the best gear ratio for me. It is in this light that I am asking everyone's comment on:
WHAT IS THE BEST GEAR RATIO FOR THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
Medium Bite, Bumpy, Cement finish track
V2 10x2
V2 9x2
Track is a bit technical, leaning lots of curves and turns - not flowing
Thus far, what I use are:
V2 10x2 = 69/27 * 2.4375 = 6.23
V2 9x2 = 69/22 * 2.4375 = 7.64
Can anyone assist by stating what gear ratio they have used successfully???
Where I race, it gets a bit dusty at times and even just a very small rock destroys the teeth of the 64 pitch gears.
Decided to go 48 pitch and to date, no problems except for getting to the best gear ratio for me. It is in this light that I am asking everyone's comment on:
WHAT IS THE BEST GEAR RATIO FOR THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
Medium Bite, Bumpy, Cement finish track
V2 10x2
V2 9x2
Track is a bit technical, leaning lots of curves and turns - not flowing
Thus far, what I use are:
V2 10x2 = 69/27 * 2.4375 = 6.23
V2 9x2 = 69/22 * 2.4375 = 7.64
Can anyone assist by stating what gear ratio they have used successfully???
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Originally posted by Guo Chean
hey ramon i think this should be more than last time pic izzit the cone washer with o-ring is put like that? thanks
hey ramon i think this should be more than last time pic izzit the cone washer with o-ring is put like that? thanks
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Originally posted by jumbo360
A carbon fiber bumper brace
A carbon fiber bumper brace
Chris
Last edited by Mach10_shooter; 01-02-2011 at 08:38 PM.