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saucisse 06.26.2009 09:52 PM

My Lx One
 
Got an Lx One real cheap so decided to convert it to BL.

http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/531/dscf4028w.jpg

I used a second steering brace mounted on steering posts to make the rear of the buggy more stiff.
http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/4984/dscf4033r.jpg

I used to Hyper9e battery tray (which is good to hold up to 5s packs)

http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/9387/dscf4175m.jpg

I used the Traxxas mount to install the Mamba Monster ESC on a Plexiglas plate.

http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/2919/dscf4250wsq.jpg

Need to find a better way to locate the receiver's antenna.

Motor is the 2200kv with 15t pinion (stock spur is 48t ??) running on Zippy's 4s 25c 5000mah after 10min the ESC was at 115f, lipo pack was at 95f and motor at 155f ( too hot for me) Should I go with a bigger pinion (16t) to have the motor running cooler ??


Any comments/suggestions are welcome.

magman 06.26.2009 10:50 PM

Very nice layout

e-mike 06.26.2009 10:51 PM

cer chaud pomal pour un 2200 dans un buggy
ter surement undergeared je dirais que cest surement ca car dans mes e-revo a 33 celcius en 6 cell gearer pour 41mph jpogne 137 sul moteur en 28 min....112 esc et 110 les lipo

tes diff tienne le coup???messemble que tavait tout vendu???

saucisse 06.27.2009 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by e-mike (Post 299466)
cer chaud pomal pour un 2200 dans un buggy
ter surement undergeared je dirais que cest surement ca car dans mes e-revo a 33 celcius en 6 cell gearer pour 41mph jpogne 137 sul moteur en 28 min....112 esc et 110 les lipo

tes diff tienne le coup???messemble que tavait tout vendu???

J'vais essayer avec une 16t au lieu de 15 pour voir...yes les diffs tiennent le coup mais ça craque quand je freine hard :oh:

BL_RV0 06.27.2009 12:53 PM

That does look very nice. I like the layout as well but the steering upper plate on the back of the truck threw me off for a minute.

saucisse 06.27.2009 01:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BL_RV0 (Post 299543)
That does look very nice. I like the layout as well but the steering upper plate on the back of the truck threw me off for a minute.

I'll change it later on for one of the original color.

legend15x3 07.21.2009 09:57 AM

Like the layout.

Just wonder if have a problem with nose diving off jumps? I have an LX1 also with ezrun150 and workig on a new motor since the last one the motor screws stripped. I am also running the nylon spur which is a 51 tooth and 13t pinion. Also, i fear my motor mount is bent forward after a hard crash that stripped the screws.

Did you need to space the motor mount up for the spur you run?

himalaya 07.21.2009 11:43 AM

H9e battery tray! How did you get it fit? drilled extra holes in the chassis and countersunk them?

saucisse 07.29.2009 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by legend15x3 (Post 306182)
Like the layout.

Just wonder if have a problem with nose diving off jumps? I have an LX1 also with ezrun150 and workig on a new motor since the last one the motor screws stripped. I am also running the nylon spur which is a 51 tooth and 13t pinion. Also, i fear my motor mount is bent forward after a hard crash that stripped the screws.

Did you need to space the motor mount up for the spur you run?

I don't have any nose diving at all. I'm currently running with the stock metal spur gear and no needs to space the motor mount.

saucisse 07.29.2009 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by himalaya (Post 306210)
H9e battery tray! How did you get it fit? drilled extra holes in the chassis and countersunk them?

Yo got it!! Drill and countersunk :yes:

legend15x3 07.30.2009 10:15 AM

So weird that i have the nosing over problem, I have my gear and batteries located to the rear of the car and it gets a great bit of drive. I had to use a spacer for the nylon spur to fit properly in my lx1 but had to space the motor plate in my ultra so that it would all line up and not bind.

saucisse 07.30.2009 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by legend15x3 (Post 308729)
So weird that i have the nosing over problem, I have my gear and batteries located to the rear of the car and it gets a great bit of drive. I had to use a spacer for the nylon spur to fit properly in my lx1 but had to space the motor plate in my ultra so that it would all line up and not bind.

Are you using drag brake? If yes this might be the problem :wink:


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