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ogrfre01 05.21.2008 01:11 AM

Stuf to medusa motors
 
Can i use this front cover to a 36-60 v2 Medusa motor with no mods?
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...rontmotorcover

Is the medusa "open" in the back? if so, would this fit?
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...od=RCMNEUcover

tom255 05.21.2008 02:09 AM

front cover may work but rear for sure not work, neu have bigger diameter

ogrfre01 05.21.2008 02:17 AM

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Originally Posted by tom255 (Post 175083)
front cover may work but rear for sure not work, neu have bigger diameter

That is what i tought, but it´s not by much i think. The medusa is 36mm and the Neu is 38,86..... with i minor mod i should be able to make it fit...... One could use one of these: http://www.caskwidge.com/shop/images/b-o-ring.gif with the correct measurements to make it a snug fit i think. (Dont know the english word for it :oops: )

Five-oh-joe 05.21.2008 12:32 PM

O-ring or seal.

It may work. The medusas are open in the back; 4 large holes and three small holes. I've run my Rustler with a Medusa offroad briefly, mainly in some dry and dying grass with a few dirt pockets here and there, and I haven't had any problems yet with the holes. It may be a good idea to seal the rear if you run in an area that has lots of little smaller pebbles though.

ogrfre01 05.22.2008 12:46 AM

Cool...... it has the same name in swedish (o-ring). Yeah, i think it´s a good idea to seal it if i want to make it last...... My plan is to run it in a Mugen MBX5 Prospec on 4 cells with with Monster Max, Polyquest 4500XQ (30-50C) and 14/46 or 16/46 Gearing.... i think it should run pretty cool with that gearing and a heat sink. Anyone tried a simular setup?

pipeous 05.22.2008 02:33 PM

I made a foam filter for the back of my Neu. I just took some thicker foam, hollowed out the inside so it could slide over the back of the motor, cut some slots to fit around the motor wires (I have my motor hard soldered, no plugs) and left alip of foam that I use a zip tie to hold around the motor can. I saw someone make something similar on rctech and followed their lead. I oil the filter too and just pop it off to clean it and replace the zip tie... I have been asked for pics. I'll take some update pics today of my RC8 and post a few things I have added to show the filter... works great and cheap/easy to do

ogrfre01 05.23.2008 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by pipeous (Post 175672)
I made a foam filter for the back of my Neu. I just took some thicker foam, hollowed out the inside so it could slide over the back of the motor, cut some slots to fit around the motor wires (I have my motor hard soldered, no plugs) and left alip of foam that I use a zip tie to hold around the motor can. I saw someone make something similar on rctech and followed their lead. I oil the filter too and just pop it off to clean it and replace the zip tie... I have been asked for pics. I'll take some update pics today of my RC8 and post a few things I have added to show the filter... works great and cheap/easy to do

Thanks for the tip. I have thought abou a simular solution, would be nice to see som pics.

Buzzsaw46 05.23.2008 02:10 PM

Yep I though about something like that also, would like to see a workable solution!

dezfan 05.23.2008 03:24 PM

One of these might work for you.

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...ajaredneck.jpg

It's a pre filter for the HPI 5B.


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