Team Associated RC8Be Thread
#917
#918
Good input on the motor mounts, guys. I'm especially glad I bought the Grid RC mount now. 
Lars, here are some links.
Grid RC: http://www.gridrc.com/shop/
Elite: http://www.elitercd.com/index.php?op...d=62&Itemid=29
I went with the inner pinion support Grid mount since it allows for the use of larger pinions.
I like the idea of the Elite mount, but is the sliding motor mount only supported by one bolt?

Lars, here are some links.
Grid RC: http://www.gridrc.com/shop/
Elite: http://www.elitercd.com/index.php?op...d=62&Itemid=29
I went with the inner pinion support Grid mount since it allows for the use of larger pinions.
I like the idea of the Elite mount, but is the sliding motor mount only supported by one bolt?
Last edited by 117; 01-06-2011 at 02:05 PM.
#919
Good input on the motor mounts, guys. I'm especially glad I bought the Grid RC mount now. 
Lars, here are some links.
Grid RC: http://www.gridrc.com/shop/
Elite: http://www.elitercd.com/index.php?op...d=62&Itemid=29
I went with the inner pinion support Grid mount since it allows for the use of larger pinions.
I like the idea of the Elite mount, but is the sliding motor mount only supported by one bolt?

Lars, here are some links.
Grid RC: http://www.gridrc.com/shop/
Elite: http://www.elitercd.com/index.php?op...d=62&Itemid=29
I went with the inner pinion support Grid mount since it allows for the use of larger pinions.
I like the idea of the Elite mount, but is the sliding motor mount only supported by one bolt?
#920
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Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 783
From: Norheimsund, Norway
Good input on the motor mounts, guys. I'm especially glad I bought the Grid RC mount now. 
Lars, here are some links.
Grid RC: http://www.gridrc.com/shop/
Elite: http://www.elitercd.com/index.php?op...d=62&Itemid=29
I went with the inner pinion support Grid mount since it allows for the use of larger pinions.
I like the idea of the Elite mount, but is the sliding motor mount only supported by one bolt?

Lars, here are some links.
Grid RC: http://www.gridrc.com/shop/
Elite: http://www.elitercd.com/index.php?op...d=62&Itemid=29
I went with the inner pinion support Grid mount since it allows for the use of larger pinions.
I like the idea of the Elite mount, but is the sliding motor mount only supported by one bolt?
#921
The Protek iCharger is just a rebranded Junsi iCharger. The original ones are on progressiverc.com. amain hobbies owns the Protek name. They are awesome chagers. Im going with the 206B I think.
#922
I have the 206b and like it. epbuddy.com also sells them. Get the parallel cables also. We can charge 6 batteries at once.
#928
Yeah I think the max is about in the 140ish range. Look around though, some people have cut the outside wall and the back wall to the speed controller off you can fit a lot bigger batteries in there. Looking around though, there are alot of battery choices for this buggy.
#929
#930
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Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 551
From: San Luis Obispo, CA
Kinda of interested in getting one of these. I don't knownif I want to. Cause getting a ft kit is 443 with tax just for a car. I can't forget motor and esc combo ~250 a 4s lipo is ~170 servo is I don't know how mich then a 2.4 system is like 200... So 1100 bucks...any way cheaper? Haha. What should I look for when buying one if these used? And areyouguysrunning 4s? Or what. Just kinda wondering what need cash wise to start
Thanks,
Brian
Thanks,
Brian




