Associated T4

Originally posted by RC-Monster Mike
The t4 uses a GT tranny I believe.

The T4 uses the GT diff gear, not the whole transmission. I would prefer the T3 over the T4 any day. I love my T3 and I'm currently going through an aluminum phase, I may be able to help you out on parts. I can make many of the simpler parts, they just won't look good and they may be made from street signs, lol. :o

[Rtsbasic]

El Jarretto, email me rtsbasic@yahoo.com if you think you could make some aluminum bits for my T3 for the right price :) F/R towers would be a brilliant start, even if they're made from a sign, heh.

E-mail sent. BTW, these items aren't of high quality so they're cheaper. There are usually little spot on the sides where you can see I drilled holes. Do you have AIM? That would be really helpful.

[Rtsbasic]

Sorry I don't use any IM software, I will look into setting up an AIM account though. You've got mail.

And I'm not fussed how they look as long as they're strong and fit correctly :)

[Mike_D]

I have a question. I might be getting a t4 roller soon for cheap and am thinking i might want to throw a brushless system in there. What motor would work well with a warrior 9918/9920 with 6 and 7 cell packs?

[RC-Monster Mike]

Feigao 8s, basic 4200, basic 5300 all work very well. You will need a receiver pack on these low cell counts, though.

[Mike_D]

Will i still need one if i use a ubec?

[Rtsbasic]

I'd say a Lehner Basic 5300's your best bet. The UBEC doesn't help with the warriors on low cell counts from what I've heard so you will need an rx pack. Alternatively use a different controller, such as a Mtroniks plasma sport. Costs about the same and is designed for what your doing. Will handle a 5300 with no problems.