Team Losi JRXS
07-13-2005, 03:59 AM
#6586
Originally Posted by papadocks
what the right pinion to use for a
stock motor
19 turn
mod
do you stay with the 64 pitch ?
stock motor
19 turn
mod
do you stay with the 64 pitch ?
You can stay with the 64p, but there are 48p adapters available now, personally I like the Losi 64p… surprisingly durable.
07-13-2005, 04:42 AM
#6587
Anyway "Pook's" guaranteed me that this will work. He's staking his new Dremel Business on it.
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"We grind till we see daylight"
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"PookyT's Dremel's 'r' Us"
"We grind till we see daylight"
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" A Cut Above the Rest"
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07-13-2005, 08:29 AM
#6589
Originally Posted by Randy Caster
haha, nice avatar Pooky 
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07-13-2005, 04:50 PM
#6591
Originally Posted by JRX-S Bill
I understood that the on-road track was toast for a couple days after they run Wednesday night off-road racing program???
07-14-2005, 02:53 PM
#6593
I'm having a hard time getting my 3300's to sit flat in the cell holder, seems like they are actually a hair too large for it. I'm wondering if when you use the big cell tray they will sit more flat with the bottom of the chassis? I need the big cell tray anyway for the 3700-3800 batts, but I thought this one was made for the 3300's.
07-14-2005, 03:06 PM
#6594
if it's a new kit, the battery foam needs to take the shape of the cells or the rear slot just needs to be filed a little more.
07-14-2005, 03:11 PM
#6595
Tech Regular
Randy just get the alm tray it works for both 3300 and 3700 batts. I had the same issue with the stock tray and 3300's, a little dremel work made it better but the new tray is good for everything. BTW what are you doing with 3300's still.
07-14-2005, 03:49 PM
#6596
All of my 3300's fit with the original tray just fine...make sure that you don't have extra heat shrink on your cells or spaced a bit with shoogoo or something...
07-14-2005, 05:17 PM
#6598
Originally Posted by Randy Caster
Nah, no shoe-goo, no shrink wrap, just not fittin lol. I got the alum tray on the way.
are you using the foam pad(s) on the underside of the rear deck?.. Those need a 'break-in' period before the cells/tray to be flush with the bottom of the chassis.
07-14-2005, 07:24 PM
#6600
Leave a pack in place for awhile so that the foam can adapt in shape to the cells in the pack.
I still prefer to use the original plastic tray for my 3300/3600 packs and the aluminum tray for the 3700/3800 packs. When I place a 3300/3600 pack into the new aluminum tray the first cell doesn't appear to be well supported. My 3300/3600 packs will eventually be phased out anyway.
It is important to have filed enough from the last cell slot in the chassis to make everything perfect. The last cell should be flush with the bottom of the chassis.
Filing (dremeling) the f/r slots for the drivetrain pulleys is the other must if you want to run the diffs in the low position.
Bill
I still prefer to use the original plastic tray for my 3300/3600 packs and the aluminum tray for the 3700/3800 packs. When I place a 3300/3600 pack into the new aluminum tray the first cell doesn't appear to be well supported. My 3300/3600 packs will eventually be phased out anyway.
It is important to have filed enough from the last cell slot in the chassis to make everything perfect. The last cell should be flush with the bottom of the chassis.
Filing (dremeling) the f/r slots for the drivetrain pulleys is the other must if you want to run the diffs in the low position.
Bill