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jnev 09.06.2008 01:10 AM

Looks great! Looking forward to the rest of the project. :yes: Are all the screws metric on it? RC8 buggy as well? I remember on my old brushless rc10gt, all the screws were standard which is why I sold it... Good luck with the rest!

cheesecake 09.06.2008 01:16 AM

yup all metric

cheesecake 09.06.2008 01:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DRIFT_BUGGY (Post 209552)
Any idea what gear you will be running?

a mmm
a neu 1515 2.5d or a medusa 70mm 1600kv motor
5s
hopefully the rcmonster radio tray works if not i have to hack my stock one up that hasn't been removed out of the package

JeffEmbracedDC 09.06.2008 02:21 AM

Super nice! Can't wait to see it finished. What batteries do you plan to run?

cheesecake 09.06.2008 02:29 AM

zippy 5s 5000

jhautz 09.06.2008 03:24 AM

Looks great Eli. Cant wait to see it on the track.

JeffEmbracedDC 09.06.2008 03:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cheesecake (Post 209715)
zippy 5s 5000

Awesome batteries! I have 3 packs of the same cells in 4s configurations for my Losi 8ight and I couldn't love them any more. Zippy 5000 cells are great.

cheesecake 09.08.2008 02:27 PM

Ok here is cheesecakes informative post regarding the current rc monster kit for the rc8

The motor mount fits excellent. the radio tray is where the issue comes in. the radio tray sits to low due to the larger diff and the way the chassis brace mounts. There is a easy fix for it though. For those that have the rc8t kit you have shims that come with it to shim the servos up. instead of using them in between the servo and the radio tray use them on the stand off and the radio tray on the bottom it will raise up the tray. i used 2 large shims on each side to raise it up. it gives it about 4mm of clearance over the center front drive shaft

here are some pictures to help you out


Here are the shims i am talking about
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../E-RC8T006.jpg

The thickness of 2 shims
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../E-RC8T004.jpg

the shims mounted on the servo tray and the stand off
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../E-RC8T002.jpg

a blurry picture of the clearance you get
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../E-RC8T003.jpg

Radio tray and motor mount installed
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../E-RC8T001.jpg

battery trad installed also using the same holes i use on my buggy
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g1.../E-RC8T007.jpg

cheesecake 09.08.2008 02:28 PM

and now i have to order a new tray and rc8 kit from mike and ill be all set as far as mounts and such go

bdebde 09.08.2008 03:11 PM

lookin good

Mister-T 09.08.2008 03:57 PM

If only Asso did have the propriety to put a top steering plate made of aluminium in RC8 instead of plastic, They did it for RC8T. It's a non sense to put plastic there on a "Factory Team" kit

magman 09.08.2008 06:03 PM

Looks great..look forward to your review!

cheesecake 09.11.2008 01:59 AM

well i ordered my motor a neu 1515 2.5d and my pinion and my motor mount kit. now all i need to do is order the battery tray now hopefully castle can fix my monster and send it back. its starting to piss me off i get 1 pack through it now i have to wait to get it back

bdebde 09.11.2008 11:01 AM

Good motor choice, what voltage you going to run? I gave up on my Monster, went back to the MGM.

BTW, is that your dog on your avatar?

cheesecake 09.11.2008 06:39 PM

im going to run 5s. they have mine and now im speedoless for the truggy and it sucks lol

and yup that my wiener in my avatar


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