Xray XB4 thread
#496
I finished building my car last night. Transponder isn't in the right place because have a RC4 coming very soon for this car. Sorry for the fuzzy photo, low light and phone camera.
Have to say I'm impressed - after owning Schu SX1 and Kyosho ZX5 FS2 as also experience of B44/B44.1, this, at least, is very promising!
So easy for maintenance! Smooth transmission and very light weight.
I'm eager to check what is the weight.
I was hoping to use FS2 wheels, but seems that it isn't possible due to differences. Have to check those shims.
Today I'll try to paint the body and tomorrow hit the track!
Have to say I'm impressed - after owning Schu SX1 and Kyosho ZX5 FS2 as also experience of B44/B44.1, this, at least, is very promising!
So easy for maintenance! Smooth transmission and very light weight.
I'm eager to check what is the weight.
I was hoping to use FS2 wheels, but seems that it isn't possible due to differences. Have to check those shims.
Today I'll try to paint the body and tomorrow hit the track!
#497
Tech Addict
Mmmm!
Need to see the car run more in the UK first!
Kyosho wheels, pain but I run a RudeBits DB1 and RB6, although RB6 prob going!
Need to see the car run more in the UK first!
Kyosho wheels, pain but I run a RudeBits DB1 and RB6, although RB6 prob going!
#498
Great to see how other people install the electronics and cables.
My wishes for the future is double layer chassis with cable channels built in for clean installs. I realize it probably won't happen because it might be hard to combine that and correct amount of chassis flex.
I think I'll try out shortening wires for the servo and ESC soon.
My wishes for the future is double layer chassis with cable channels built in for clean installs. I realize it probably won't happen because it might be hard to combine that and correct amount of chassis flex.
I think I'll try out shortening wires for the servo and ESC soon.
#499
Got the steel gears and pins today and it fits pefectly, so now i have a bulletproof diff
Back to the track tomorrow
Partnr 335030 & 335080
Back to the track tomorrow
Partnr 335030 & 335080
#501
sorry newbie question...your thoughts on these batteries? Would you know if they fit?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ddle_Pack.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ddle_Pack.html
#503
Thank you! I have 120A esc and 6.5t motor...with those batteries it should be ok correct?
#504
I'm going to try these Turnigy packs soon when I get them (NC5000.2S3P.30):
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=24202
They got ROAR approved this year (2012-07-25).
Edit: With a 6.5 you should probably buy the once you found as they have higher C rating.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=24202
They got ROAR approved this year (2012-07-25).
Edit: With a 6.5 you should probably buy the once you found as they have higher C rating.
#505
#506
#507
sorry newbie question...your thoughts on these batteries? Would you know if they fit?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ddle_Pack.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ddle_Pack.html
I may just be unlucky??????
I used them with a 5.5turn motor in durango dex410...
I use the A-spec 5600mah now and the feel a lot better to me...
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ddle_Pack.html
#508
I did buy 3 sets of this and 2 of them balooned quite a bit after just a few runs, Dont know why because others dont seem to have a problem with them.
I may just be unlucky??????
I used them with a 5.5turn motor in durango dex410...
I use the A-spec 5600mah now and the feel a lot better to me...
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ddle_Pack.html
I may just be unlucky??????
I used them with a 5.5turn motor in durango dex410...
I use the A-spec 5600mah now and the feel a lot better to me...
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ddle_Pack.html
#509
All the stickpacks have been good.