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06.25.2009, 09:42 AM
Hi Cornolio i have converted a IGT and used the 2200kv MMM setup on 6s. For a single speed i purchased kyosho center diff off ebay. You will need to run a longer shaft in the rear as the two speed is longer than the single. However there is an rc-monster adapter that you can buy with gears to let you complete a two speed electric conversion, as well as a plate that replaces the servo plate which will allow you use the brake servo to run mechanical brake. Do a search on forums for Kyosho Inferno GT conversions as Joe Ford from Castle creations has done a very good one and posted it here as well as on rccars.com. It has step by step pictures and all the conversion parts are from RC-Monster.
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06.25.2009, 02:47 PM
thanks for the replies
which would be a more reliable setup,center diff or 2 speed?if i use the 2speed,how should i gear it(pinon,spur)? hotbodies ve8 novak HV 6.5 hotbodies cyclone tc mugen mtx4(nitro) lst2(conversion ongoing) |
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