E-maxx Motor Mount???? - RC-Monster Forums

mmdooley · **E-maxx Motor Mount???? -** 03.19.2006, 10:47 PM

Hi all, I am building a FLM E-MAXX with a BL setup and 1 speed trans. I am using the stock motor mount and it looks crappy. Is there a aftermarket mount that I can mount the motor and esc on and it look cool ?

squeeforever · 03.19.2006, 11:31 PM

theres a few that are the same design but are thicker with heat sink fins on one side. thats about the only other i know of other than the gorilla, which wont work...

mmdooley · 03.20.2006, 12:26 AM

Thanks Squee, I have seen those. You would think someone would make a motor mount that you could mount your ESC on and would look good. Maybe this would be a good project for Dafni or Mike????

coolhandcountry · 03.20.2006, 06:51 PM

I would like to see the motor on the other side like the gmaxx. I think that would be nice.

mmdooley · 03.20.2006, 08:40 PM

You would think that with all the people that are putting bl setups on their e-maxx's that someone would make a mount that the ESC could be attached to. :032: :027: :032:

squeeforever · 03.20.2006, 08:49 PM

actually some company makes a mount for a hacker controller to mount on the spare side but most people dont use it because it sits rather high.

mmdooley · 03.20.2006, 08:58 PM

I bought one off e-bay but it don't fit right. It looks ok but you still have a stock mount with an add on ESC mount. Why not make a 1 piece mount that looks good??

infinite_loop · 03.20.2006, 09:34 PM

I believe this is what squeeforever is talking about:
https://ssl9.secure-svr.com/rc-solutions-com/store_display_product.asp?iProductID=36

I just ordered one, but it's still on its way to me. Hopefully it works okay...

mmdooley · 03.20.2006, 10:44 PM

Yea that's the one I have. It looks OK but could be better.

02:34 AM

This mount is made by Xtreme Maxx (the words were added for another thread, its the only pic I had uploaded). I dont know for sure if you could mount this on a FLM chassis, but if its a flat surface behind the tranny you would just have to drill 2 holes so you could bolt down the motor plate end of the mount. The other end uses the chassis to rear bulkhead screws, so its almost a universal fit. I could probably fit it on a stock chassis with a little dremeling.

EDIT: heres the link: https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...=ns&pn=XTR1004

mmdooley · 03.21.2006, 07:40 PM

Hey that looks good. I will check it out. Thanks B15