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Old 05-21-2007, 02:05 PM
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The dummy cell sounds like a good idea, as I have tried the foam and it gets pushed through onto the servo.

I still like the idea of having a proper made 5 cell tray like other manufacturers are doing with their cars, then we can optimize the full handling of the car is instead of compromising on setup all the time .

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I would stick with the dummie cell, cause you can just move it behind the pack if you came across a situation where you needed to move the pack forward. Plus you can cut the piece of plastic and wrap it in cf tape and make it look all dialed. Either way, I can see now where the foam would be a probably, I was assuming it was solid behind the servo.
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Originally Posted by hamster778
Hi guys, any one else had problems when running 5 cell packs.

I have run 5 cell for a while now, with them in the rear position.

In the pictures below you can see the problem, there is nothing to keep the cells from moving forward in a crash.

so i really do believe a 5 cell battery tray is needed.

Ps, my cells used to be glued together

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do you typically run just the rearward 2 screws on the battery tray like the picture shows? also, maybe try taping the cells into the tray.
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Old 05-21-2007, 04:23 PM
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Hamster, can you tape your cells to the tray?
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Old 05-21-2007, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by hamster778
Hi guys, any one else had problems when running 5 cell packs.

I have run 5 cell for a while now, with them in the rear position.

In the pictures below you can see the problem, there is nothing to keep the cells from moving forward in a crash.

so i really do believe a 5 cell battery tray is needed.

Ps, my cells used to be glued together

cheers
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you might want to use battery tape then mounted to the car thats what i did and it works great
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Old 05-21-2007, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by BillyCaldwell
I would stick with the dummie cell, cause you can just move it behind the pack if you came across a situation where you needed to move the pack forward. Plus you can cut the piece of plastic and wrap it in cf tape and make it look all dialed. Either way, I can see now where the foam would be a probably, I was assuming it was solid behind the servo.
Hang'n out in the cool guys thread huh????????

Your on your way back to us aren't ya??!!

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Old 05-21-2007, 04:47 PM
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Shouldn't there be some title in there such as

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Trouble Maker.....or Funny Guy...or Losi Recruiter Wantabe

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Originally Posted by rcracingkid
For anyone who is still running carpet this time of the year, you may want to give this setup a try...i ran it at Speedzone in CT (tight track with good traction) this past weekend for one of their trophy events...my car was really fast, but may be a bit aggressive depending on your tastes...it steers like crazy both in and out of the corner.
Mike's car was absolutely AWESOME yesterday. After he spent some time with me my car was better than any car I have ever owned. Thanks again for the help yesterday Mike.......Anyone want to buy a Corally?!?
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Old 05-21-2007, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by rcracingkid
Shouldn't there be some title in there such as

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<cough-cough> Uh........NO!

You keep to driving and let me be the funny guy!! LMAO

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Originally Posted by rcracingkid
For anyone who is still running carpet this time of the year, you may want to give this setup a try...i ran it at Speedzone in CT (tight track with good traction) this past weekend for one of their trophy events...my car was really fast, but may be a bit aggressive depending on your tastes...it steers like crazy both in and out of the corner.
Trying it Sunday. It's quite a bit different than my current set up. I am very anxious to see the difference. I will let you know what I find.

Thanks Mikey Haynes.....
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Originally Posted by Glowster21
Mike's car was absolutely AWESOME yesterday. After he spent some time with me my car was better than any car I have ever owned. Thanks again for the help yesterday Mike.......Anyone want to buy a Corally?!?
So I take it your not selling your Type R?? ..........

Welcome back!
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So I take it your not selling your Type R?? ..........

Welcome back!
i sold one of my type r's but im keeping the other one its really good, I also switch to short arms in the front and raised the roll center front and rear and its working really good ,im going to run it again this weekend
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Originally Posted by POOKYT
Marcos--How'd it handle on the track today?

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here it is getting ready
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Originally Posted by POOKYT
Hang'n out in the cool guys thread huh????????

Your on your way back to us aren't ya??!!

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Your slipping Brant, Mike called you out on your no saying having butt lol. I was once down with the struggle, so I come back and help, plus I gotta give you crap too. One thread is just not enough.
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For all you 5 cell guys out there, I saw the Losi guys trying out a new 5 cell battery tray this weekend that looked interesting. It appeared to have the middle cell turned sideways and moved to one side to allow the esc to be moved inward so it doesn't hang off the chassis. They were also doing some test runs with their own brushless ESC and motor. Looked pretty good.
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