Is it just a solid red light that is on?

haha, you and i have both answered the question numerous times in the last month, it seems to be one random person who jumps in ask's and then never replies again.

WTH......It's been like 4 hours since I read the thread last........So are the 1/8th motor done yet.......Or better yet...What do they look like where are they being tested...who is testing them ...what are there test results...when are they going to be out again....lol.....It sounds just like when the 1/10th stuff was coming.....It's coming and when it comes it will be great along with being backed by great customer service....so please be patient!!!!!!!

nothing turns on. i tried all my batts and buddies and wont turn on.

I will ask for the guys who can't scroll a page back

Are the 8th scale systems out yet???

Now THAT's some funny stuff - I don't care WHO you are!!!!!!!

Does anyone have pics of the viper mounted in a 22.?

I'd like to see some solder jobs that y'all have done with the viper. I've never soldered angled posts like these.

Re-check all your solder joints - just touch them up to be sure - even plugs (or banana plugs if you use them). In testing with a driver we were having an issue were it would cut off all by itself, after changing all the electronics twice, we found a bad solder joint on a banana plug.

I have one in my mid motor and my rear motor, what pics would you like to see.

Bad nanner plug

Lol

Do the rotor need to be shimmed? My 1 run viper motor rotor is rubbing against rear plastic back plate. Why would I need to shim a rotor??

alright i check that out.

never seen that on any of my motors but its been sometime since i tore my 8.5 apart after running it for a good 15 packs or so.

its probably self clearance now to the highest of tolerances cant get any worse i guess.

there is a spring inside on the rotor to keep it inline. make sure not to loose that.

Check that the sensor unit didnt come loose. pm me and i can walk you through the fix.

I would like to see how you wired for the rear motor. Did you solder the wires at a 90 degree angle?