Xray T4 '13
#1697
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (13)
I had to lengthen the flat spot on the rotor shaft so I could run the pinion backwards, and I also shaved just a little length off the shaft so it wouldn't hit the battery.
I guess that's the price of having everything as close to center as possible.
#1701
Could anybody tell me if NT1's diff's bevel gear are steel or not?
Best regards
Best regards
#1704
What we need is something that fits where those plastic nuts go in the center of the chassis that just move the lipo out slightly while still fitting under the belts.
Skiddins
#1705
Tech Regular
#1706
Zero Force XRay T4 Bearing Kit Set
#1707
#1708
Tech Regular
iTrader: (1)
Eds, are those home made lipo holders, if not where are they from?
Skiddins, the 417 uses a small palstic servo post to hold the lipo in place, i think it could work really well for this application - only issue may be the height of the part, its 7~8mm, maybe ok for the rear hole, not sure about the front...
I got mine as part of the Part A set for the TB03.
HTH,
Chris
Skiddins, the 417 uses a small palstic servo post to hold the lipo in place, i think it could work really well for this application - only issue may be the height of the part, its 7~8mm, maybe ok for the rear hole, not sure about the front...
I got mine as part of the Part A set for the TB03.
HTH,
Chris
#1710
Tech Adept
Remove the nut push a bit of fuel tube over, cut it and glue it. But obviously lipo's are different sizes so u may need to dermal the plastic l's so lipo is not to tight. U only need fractions to clear.
J
J