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My E-revo is done - I think :-) -
04.27.2007, 07:52 AM
After a loooong time finding parts and selling and buying, I think I´m done with my E-Revo. Now it´s time to bash :-)
Here are a few picturies and an upgrade list.
Neu 1512 2.5D/f - 4 polet motor 2000 Kv
ESC: Quark 125B Monster Pro
Gorillamaxx G2R Revo conversion - Carbon chasis
Gorillamaxx Single motor mount
Neu Rear endbell cover
Hardened steel idler gears
Strobe slipper
Ofna 51 T spur gear
16/18/20 T 5 mm mod1 pinion gear
3 Racing aluminium hex wheel hubs
Hitec 625 high torque styre servo
Standard Revo hjul og fælge
Single speed conversion fra Gorillamaxx
Parma X-Citer savage body
Traxxas røde alu turnbuckles for og bag
Revo std støddæmpere.
Komplet for og bag ende fra Revo
Sort alu antenne mount.
JD-Carbon Hinge Pins for og bag
JD-Carbon Turnbuckles for og bag
Koolflight 6 V UBEC
RD Logics CVD For og Bag
RPM A-arms for og bag
RPM bumper for og bag
Fullforce Radio tray
Integy Graphite R Bulkhead Tie Bar
Maximizer Differential Cup Hardened Steel
Tekno justerbar wing mount
Pro-line wing
Aluminium rocker arm set
RDlogics alu Rocker arms for og bag
RDlogics alu Shock mount for og bag
Pro-line 40 series Wabash hjul
Pro-line Dirt Hawg 40 series dæk
Associated dobbelt cooling fan
Spektrum DX2 system
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RC-Monster jumper
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04.27.2007, 08:20 AM
nice work, but put more heatshrink over the motor/esc plugs, they could short out like this.:026:
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04.27.2007, 08:38 AM
I have just been driving arround in backyard. It goes realy well, but the esc and motor gets very hot. The 2 fans doesn´t seem to be enough.
Does anyone have ideas how to put more cooling to it ???
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04.27.2007, 12:14 PM
Yah, looks pretty nice. I was going to say this too, cover up those exposed wires! :eek: :002:
“The modern astrophysical concept that ascribes the sun’s energy to thermonuclear reactions deep in the solar interior is contradicted by nearly every observable aspect of the sun.” —Ralph E. Juergens
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04.27.2007, 12:27 PM
What do you call hot? Do you have a temp gun? It looks like you're running 4S, is that right?
The Quark esc has a reputation for needing help keeping it cool. It looks like you don't have any heatsinking on it. It needs it. Fans are nice, but won't take the place of good heatsinking. As for the motor, get an accurate temp on it. I don't know for sure, but that motor may be a bit on the small side for your truck. I see that you're running those big tires and wheels on your truck. Those are hard to get turning. A 1515 may have been a better choice. How much does your truck weigh.
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04.27.2007, 12:48 PM
mind you; 50 degree C feels like burning your hands allready. What may look burning hot to you, is cool for electronics.
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04.27.2007, 12:49 PM
Sweet and sexy truck bytheway!
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04.27.2007, 01:07 PM
Yeah, you really need to get a temp on the motor. The "touch" test won't tell you anything of use.
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04.28.2007, 05:15 AM
I´m running 4s. I´m about to change the tires. I will get the proline Road Rage instead. And I will get the heatsink for the Quark from RC-Monster next time i order.
I don´t have a temp gun. I only put my fingers on the Quark and it felt very hot. Not like burning a hole in my finger, but more - OK this is hot.
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04.28.2007, 07:57 AM
I am personally not too keen on the proline road rages. tried them in truck size, 40 size, and they seem to lack of grip. Try some HPI phaltlines, which are pretty sexy for an onroad tire. (17mm though) the roadrages are rather heavy too. and they balloon like nothing else.
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04.28.2007, 08:33 AM
I´m open for any suggestions that can make my E-Revo better :-)
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04.28.2007, 08:35 AM
If you want it for running up and down the street, the HPI phaltline wheels are the way to go IMO..
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04.28.2007, 08:42 AM
I mostly run in gravel/dirt - not sure what is best for that ?? But for the street I will look at the HPI phaltline.
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04.28.2007, 08:45 AM
Gravel and dirt;
i would take the new proline baldlands, they come with moulded foams. I am going to try a set of the GRP truggy wheels.
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04.28.2007, 08:51 AM
I have been thinking of the badlands. Are they standard revo wheel size ?
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