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Help with Super RS4 conversion - 06.26.2008, 12:26 AM

I picked up a HPI super RS4 roller in great shape. Thing is this, I need some assistance and options to mating the proper pinion gear to the 2 speed tranny spur. Any suggestions I'm open to.
   
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06.26.2008, 01:20 AM

RC monster sells an adapter to use two speed clutch bell gears on an elec motor
   
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06.26.2008, 02:48 AM

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I picked up a HPI super RS4 roller in great shape. Thing is this, I need some assistance and options to mating the proper pinion gear to the 2 speed tranny spur. Any suggestions I'm open to.
I have the 2 speed for the electric RS4. I ran it and the 2 speed can't handle brushless power. Just keep it the way it is for reliable runs. Here is the thread of my RS4 with 2 speed in it http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10403
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I picked up a HPI super RS4 roller in great shape. Thing is this, I need some assistance and options to mating the proper pinion gear to the 2 speed tranny spur. Any suggestions I'm open to.

FUNNY!!! You just beat me to it!!!
   
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06.26.2008, 10:52 AM

I converted a Super Nitro RS4 a couple years ago,EXCELLENT chassis to work with. The width and long wheelbase make a very stable topspeed runner and handle almost as good as an 1/8 scale onroad car.I kept mine single speed though.
   
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06.27.2008, 10:07 PM

Thanks for the suggestions. I am going to convert it to a one speed, i think the transmission was shot though. i got everything off the chassis for some much needed cleaning. This thing has been sitting in a box for some years. I got some of the hard parts solved. I drew up and dremelled out the front mount for the motor. i will be working on the rear once I get the other motor out of the donor. I finally think I have found a car that can handle a lipoed Mamba 7700. More to come.
   
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Finally finished - 08.07.2008, 11:47 PM

I finally worked out the issues with this conversion. Thanks to the mod1 pinion, I ditched the 2 speed for the single, and hooked to a MM 7700, it is a beast. I am working on the fit and finish but should be at the track very soon.
   
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Sounds good!


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Pic are coming soon. Will get a video of it too.
   
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Posting pictures of RS$ - 08.09.2008, 09:46 AM

How do you do it?
   
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Upload to www.photobucket.com or something similar then copy and paste the url in the message screen.


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Here it is... - 08.09.2008, 09:56 PM

Still got a few things to do. Took her to the track today. I need to secure the motor mount better and build a battery tray for top plate. All in all I like it. Finished cutting out the Lamborghini Diablo body...no paint yet.
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08.09.2008, 10:09 PM

Nice job, looks clean.

I guess the super RS4 was in between 10th and 8th scale?


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Yeah, you could call it a 1/9th scale. I am looking to get a lower Kv motorso I can push a little more power through it. You are not suppose to exceed 8.4 volts with a 7700. Not to mention I might need to change the gearing.
   
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