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RC-Monster Titanium
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Neu 1512 pinion fitting issue -
02.07.2007, 06:36 PM
the motor has so huge diameter that i am able to fit only 18T pinion
i need to use also 16T and 14T but cant position the motor as it already touches the transmition and cant move any further.
for 16T i need to move the pinion closer to the spur about 1mm and for 14T 2mm
any advice?
i am thinking of sanding the transmition case but dont think that I can take 2mm out of it
18T 
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Radek
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02.07.2007, 07:03 PM
Is this in the emaxx? Maybe you can mod the motor mount for it to fit.
The problem with nitro's these days are that they arent brushless... LOL
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02.07.2007, 07:12 PM
You probably won't want to do this, but what about dremeling the motor fins a little where needed?
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02.07.2007, 07:19 PM
Bigger spur available ??
Shaving the fins off the motor case might look bad but is probably the best solution.Not sure if I like the idea of weakening a transmission case by shaving it.
pinolelst
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02.07.2007, 07:35 PM
well bigger spur is available but its 65T which is too big (have strobe with 51T)
its emaxx with trinity motor mount. the problem is i need to get motor closer to the spur and making new holes in the motor mount wont help. if the motor did not have fins it will fit so i guess i will have to dremel them a bit unles someone comes with better idea
Radek
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02.07.2007, 08:03 PM
Perhaps get an even larger pinion to use with the 65t spur to maintain the same gear ratio ??
sorry ...just throwing stuff out there to see what sticks:002:
Steve
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02.07.2007, 08:35 PM
Have you run the motor yet? If not, possible talk to Mike about exchanging it for one without fins?
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02.08.2007, 02:42 AM
Try the motor on the other side of the tranny.
I know that one side of the tranny is bulkier than the other...
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02.08.2007, 03:22 AM
with 65T i have no chance to get same gear ratio as i have now with 51
I like the motor with fins it should help in cooling it
i tried the other side of tranny - the gap is smaller so i will just dremel fins a bit and be ready to go
still have to finish custom cooler/mount for the quark. cant wait take it for spin
Radek
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02.08.2007, 05:50 AM
51/14 = 3.643 to 1
65/18 = 3.611
51/16 = 3.187
65/20 = 3.25
Looks like you alreay have a 18t so use that with the 65t to get basically the same ratio as 51/14.
And 65/20 is pretty close to 51/16.
A guy at racing uses a 65t spur with the strobe without problems.
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02.08.2007, 06:04 AM
Thanks Patrick
that sounds good but isnt the 65T spur so big that fitting large pinions becomes a problem?
Radek
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02.08.2007, 06:07 AM
With a 65T/18t the distance (heart/heart from motorshaft/strobe) will be 41.5mm. In other words; too large. you need to adapt you motorplate with the 65T to make it work.
Shoot Mike an email, perhaps you can swap the finned Neu for a non finned, like Squee suggested.
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02.08.2007, 06:13 AM
i want to keep the finned version :)
adjusting the motor plate is not a problem, but is the ofna pirate 65T spur direct fit onto Strobe? from what i have seen in the forum there need to be some adjustments done
//i was searching for a ofna 65T spur and found only steel version which is something i do not want
Radek
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Last edited by wallot; 02.08.2007 at 06:26 AM.
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02.08.2007, 06:15 AM
No, it needs some love before it fits..
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02.08.2007, 06:16 AM
Oh
The guy at racing uses the 65t because of his Hacker C50. He told me it was about 3600kv, so he uses a smaller pinion, I think a 16t. I didn t look at how much mounting room he had left though.
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