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11.09.2007, 09:02 AM

Metalman, I forgot that I was using aluminum housings for my diffs, too. That's why I wasn't having any diff problems, lol!
   
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11.09.2007, 04:27 PM

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how are you motor temps with that setup. i went with the 10L to match my voltage to below 36k rpm out of the motor. i've read numerous times that above that and these motors start to heat up.
Haven't driven for more than about 5mins due to diff disappointment.

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Metalman, I forgot that I was using aluminum housings for my diffs, too. That's why I wasn't having any diff problems, lol!
I'm gonna throw mine on tonight, then I can find out what this 9L is all about :).


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11.09.2007, 06:23 PM

I am running an 8L and 3s2p a123 on my Stadium 10 and its crazy powerfull. 4s will be nuts! Ive had no diff issues at all.

Its actually a great handeling little truck IMO. Your looks nice. Good job. I am running motor front opposite the servo and the 2 packs in the rear. Do you have any closer pictures of your motor mount. I cant quite make out how you did yours. Mine is just a piece of L aluminum screwed to the chassis.


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11.10.2007, 01:02 AM

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I am running an 8L and 3s2p a123 on my Stadium 10 and its crazy powerfull. 4s will be nuts! Ive had no diff issues at all.

Its actually a great handeling little truck IMO. Your looks nice. Good job. I am running motor front opposite the servo and the 2 packs in the rear. Do you have any closer pictures of your motor mount. I cant quite make out how you did yours. Mine is just a piece of L aluminum screwed to the chassis.
i don't have any closer pics, but i made an L bracket and notched it where the stock nitro motor mount screws went through the chassie. i then used the stock nitro mounts to clamp down my mount. i did this because i was in a hurry and its what i had. the nice thing about it is the the mounts because they stick up, also sandwhich the motor inplace.

wait, maybe you can get a better idea from my first pic i posted in another thread.
   
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11.09.2007, 06:59 PM

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I'm gonna throw mine on tonight, then I can find out what this 9L is all about :).
I've owned 5 brushless trucks, and the 9L MT2 was the fastest of all. I gps'd it at 60mph. Lots of fun!
   
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I've owned 5 brushless trucks, and the 9L MT2 was the fastest of all. I gps'd it at 60mph. Lots of fun!
holy cow, you got that off of your 4s packs? did the temp seem happy with your gearing? i still haven't had a chance to open mine up, but tomorrow morning its on. i did jump my ditch once when i got home and it landed upside down. i was running with the body off because i'm still feeling things out, and i sheared one of the front body mounts. it looks like i have to replace the whole shock tower, am i just looking at it wrong? i didn't really check it out too closely.
   
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