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snellemin 01.11.2008 08:34 PM

Wow that is a monster. What did u use to attach the spurgear?

What's_nitro? 01.11.2008 08:40 PM

It's just screwed into the slipper clutch. I used (3) 3x6mm hex head screws. :mdr:

snellemin 01.11.2008 08:46 PM

Thanks man.

What's_nitro? 01.11.2008 08:49 PM

Have you decided to upgrade your gears now?

snellemin 01.11.2008 10:28 PM

No, but it's good to know if I do upgrade to a bigger motor in the future.

What's_nitro? 01.12.2008 03:14 AM

FYI I used some molybdenum grease on the gears and it made them feel much smoother and they seem to make less noise when running. That's one issue I have with the Mod 1 gears is the increase in noise from the larger mesh. I hope I can still hear the motor, since the sound is a big part of why I bought it in the first place!

What's_nitro? 03.24.2008 09:57 PM

...bump! :tongue:

A 360 degree view:

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g4...d/DSC00074.jpg

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g4...d/DSC00073.jpg

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g4...d/DSC00071.jpg

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g4...d/DSC00070.jpg

Not much has changed. I flipped the transmission back around to give better rear traction, and so better acceleration. The MGM is mounted on an upside-down AE battery cup (hey, it works). I added an ESP wheelie bar to prevent the motor from being ground down on hard take-offs. On that note, I've heard some people (not here) say bad things about the quality of ESP stuff. If any of that WAS true, then they really have upped their game because this wheelie bar is really nice!

suicideneil 03.25.2008 12:21 PM

Cool. I've never tried any of the ESP stuff, but I have looked at it several times n the past- not the highest finish quality, but certainly not the worst either, just good value useful parts.

snellemin 03.25.2008 12:48 PM

Still looks great man. What type are the rear flipped shocks?

What's_nitro? 03.25.2008 04:44 PM

Same ones as before. They are the Proline Powerstroke shocks.

Now the tough decision: Keep the 4s and build another car for all-out speed, or, upgrade the electronics to run the max 6s on the 600xl?

suicideneil 03.25.2008 04:50 PM

I'd be inclined to build another car for all-out speed, someting with 4wd would make life much easier I think.

snellemin 03.25.2008 04:53 PM

IMO if you want all out speed, you will have to go the dragster route.

But I would just do the 6s on your current rustler.

What's_nitro? 03.25.2008 04:53 PM

Hmm... I seem to remember a certain 4wd 1/8 onroad car I bought a little while back... I think BrianG is building one right now.

What's_nitro? 03.25.2008 10:55 PM

Yeah, 4s is gonna be plenty for the Rustler. I drove it today with the 20/40 gearing and yet again would not reach the top end on my street. It still has room to gear up, too.

I bought a Viper body for the "other car" which happens to be an Ultra GTP. I just need to buy a motor mount and figure out a power system. It will be RWD as well, and I've already pulled out all of the unnecessary parts. It's probably 5oz lighter now. A new thread will be started for this project.


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