RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Best Chassis, etc for a e-revo racer

Serum · 01.20.2007, 09:03 AM

Okay, i see; an adjustable case would be nice..

So, how is the minimum running on the MM, i thought of using that motor too. But the startup cog with the bigmaxx and the 18.97 is what makes me worry.. A Lehner is much smoother in starting You know, there are actually two types of the plettenbergs, one with a tall fan (usually black/very dark blue in colour, hard to tell from pics) and one with a small fan (blue in colour) i was always curious why this is... Why on earth am i telling this.. arh, maybe i am just curious what type you are using and if it runs cool or not on 4 S.... The maxximum on 4S is more than enough power for a revo IMO. . With good cells (such as the enerlands) it's a bomb.. using 1/8th diffs would actually need thinner oil than the stock diffs, but i also noticed 100K is a tad too thin with 37/13 diffs.. Pancakes indeed.. the 300k peanut butter isn't working miracles either..

	(#101)
Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	01.20.2007, 09:03 AM Okay, i see; an adjustable case would be nice.. So, how is the minimum running on the MM, i thought of using that motor too. But the startup cog with the bigmaxx and the 18.97 is what makes me worry.. A Lehner is much smoother in starting You know, there are actually two types of the plettenbergs, one with a tall fan (usually black/very dark blue in colour, hard to tell from pics) and one with a small fan (blue in colour) i was always curious why this is... Why on earth am i telling this.. arh, maybe i am just curious what type you are using and if it runs cool or not on 4 S.... The maxximum on 4S is more than enough power for a revo IMO. . With good cells (such as the enerlands) it's a bomb.. using 1/8th diffs would actually need thinner oil than the stock diffs, but i also noticed 100K is a tad too thin with 37/13 diffs.. Pancakes indeed.. the 300k peanut butter isn't working miracles either..