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Cen Nemesis brushless conversion
I'm the new guy here and though I'd share my converted nemesis. I bought it used a couple years ago off craigslist for $180 and only drove it a few times since then.
As you can see I was very excited when I got it. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...30912Large.jpg As with every nitro it runs good when I get it, and the more I "tune" the more of a PITA it is. So I finally decided to convert it. Fired up the old solidworks and scanned the chassis plates in. It took a couple evenings to design the mounts and overall I'm very happy. I kept the original differential and driveshafts to keep the cost down. I ran it with a $40 hobbyking motor until my I could get a better motor. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...6-18154619.jpg Well the motor didn't last long. Maybe 10 minutes of light to medium driving. The motor was over 100c and the solder at the connectors melted. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...702_150415.jpg The core http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...702_150945.jpg Yes it's still very hot http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...702_151142.jpg I finally snagged a 1520 on ebay for $100. Kinda upset I set the alarm wrong and missed the auction for the new 1717 that ended for $107. Oh well, This motor is still powerful enough. http://youtu.be/QVLIp7NjxXs I don't have any pictures with the new motor because it ripped 2 tires off the bead. Currently taping the tires and designing a diff locker. |
Welcome to the club. I built my brushless nemesis like yours with a center diff and a 1717 for power on 6s wheelies real easy so I converted to 6x6 :)
So far the diff have all held up real well no broken parts! |
Looks good dude.
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watch me jump this. Cartwheel for about 50ft. ripped all limiting straps and ripped 2 shocks apart. I haven't touched it since. been too busy with work and school. |
Touch it! TOUCH IT!
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