brushless 1/5 4wd conversion about to begin! couple questions. - RC-Monster Forums

Ryu James · 07.25.2009, 02:39 AM

oh, while i am thinking of it does anyone know where to find some really small pulleys that can be mounted? the reason i ask is i may need some for the rear disc brakes. in order to run the brake cables smoothly to the brake servo i want to use a small pulley system. if its not feasible i could just use another servo closer to the rear of the vehicle and then use a y-harness to run both servos but i kinda want to run them all off one servo and i have already laid things out to where it could work if i have 1-2 pulleys. plus the servo i have is 425oz so i know that it is more than enough to pull all 4 brakes.

also, on the topic of water cooling, is there a water cooled motor sleeve that fits a finned Neu 2215? i was planning on using this fan ( http://www.coolerguys.com/ec60ledalum.html ) most likely as it fits the motor mount i am making perfect but if i use water for the esc it might be cool to use it for motor and esc.

03:25 AM

Water cooling sleeve for NEU 2215
frozencpu.com has a large variety of PC water cooling parts
I'd use the jacket from OSE, large radiator from TCS and find a source for a high quality micro pump

Ryu James · 03:53 AM

i found a great site. frozencpu.com

check out this setup. tons of other options on the site.

tank/radiator combo

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/22...0c95s708#blank

pump:
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/60...tl=g30c107s153

edit: iwas typing when the last post was made. lol

transtalon · **watercooling -** 07.25.2009, 10:21 AM

The links for the water reservoir looks tricked out. I think this is all you need and the pump that they are selling. The TCS pump is small and looks real good. But it works good as long as you don't roll over as it needs gravity to feed the pump. Also you need a high volume tank for it to work as the more water it has the more pressure gets deliver to the pump. I tried it but it's very unpredictable on pumping water. You'll just find out it's not working when you check the temps on the water. When it works the temps is about the ambient temp of the outside but when not it gets pretty hot. Watercooling really works on cooling the motor, it's pretty amazing to see that my motor went from 170 degrees to 98 degrees on a 90 degree weather.