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Originally Posted by Jahay
Firstly Linc,
Im running an ofna 6 spider centre diff with 47t spur. Currently the smallest pinion i can fit is a 12t pinion, maybe an 11t just about. But if using the 1520 i NEED to use a 10t at most!
This means i would need to make alterations to my custom motor spacer. Not much work needed, but it is required to fit a 10t pinion.
The 5682 would be ideal for the price... and i doubt i would stress it much as it was build for heavier applications... BUT if it is the same size as a 2028 motor for a baja... then i doubt it will fit in my chassis, let alone work with my current motor mount which i had custom built.....
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Ok, well crunched some numbers for ya.
To fit the 56 series motor in you need to move the centerline of the motor 7mm away from the current location with 47/12 gearing. Does your mount have that amount of slot length avaialbe?
That does not really matter, cuase you would need a much bigger spur to get gearing right if you ran 1000kv motor on 10s. A 62t spur from the old jammin crt would work, with an 11t pinion. That will place the side of the 56 leopard right up against your mech brakes, just as the 1520 is sitting now with the 12/47 gearing. However with a 6:1 ratio that pinion is not going to last very long. Any you would be geared for low 40s. So you could go up to the next higher kv, 1250. That would give you low 50s with your 6.88 tall tire and bp diffs. Or you can go to a 14t pinion, but you are running out of motor mount adjustment then.
The 62t spur is a feeris wheel, but when you run low ratio (numerically) diffs and no tranny you need some reduction somewhere.
Heres the numbers:
1520 = 42mm dia - 21mm rad
56 leopard = 56mm dia - 28mm rad
7mm diff
47/12 gearing = 31.5mm between centerline of gears
Add 7mm = 38.5 to fit the 56 leopard and have the can as close as you have the 1520.
Jugle the numbers on BG's site and with a 62t spur you need an 11t pinion to get 38.5mm between the centerlines.
A 52/21 would also work, but with less overall reduction you would need a much slower spinning motor. Not sure if you could run a very low kv 56 size motor in there. Around 600kv would work, but the load on the motor will be very high.