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09.19.2007, 09:45 PM

i agree on the niceness of the mini quake and i've also had most 1/18th out there except xray. about the diffs, mine went pretty quickly on the mini quake se. i put mlst wheels and tires on and i was geared to about 40mph running 3cell. a few lawn runs later and my diffs were gone. its still collecting dust in new condition waiting on my next tower order.
   
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09.19.2007, 11:48 PM

I run the mini quake SE with the ball diffs. I bought it used and have rebuilt the diffs once. They seem to hold the power, even with the 10th scale tire and wheels I run. It seems to be a good truck, except I keep breaking hubs, I need some al ones to solve that!
   
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09.20.2007, 12:01 AM

thats weird that you both say the mini quake is nice.. thatd be the last on my list that i would THINK would be nice but i guess thats what i get for thinking!
   
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09.20.2007, 12:17 AM

You may have had experience with some of duratrash's other products. Most of them are not worth anyones time! The mini quake is quite simple, like the 18t and that seems to be a good thing in rc vehicles. The only problem i have is broken hubs after a 40 mph cartwheel, but I run heavier tires than stock. For the price the SE version seems like a good deal, add your electronics and go!
   
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09.20.2007, 07:46 AM

with mine, it was the only mini i bought that really impressed me the moment i pulled it out of the box. it just seems a step above the other's ive ran. i also agree on getting the se modle. at the price point and the fact you may upgrade anyways, i would never recomend the rtr version.
   
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09.20.2007, 10:09 AM

hm! thats pretty cool then, but since you cant use a mamba in it then idk if id get it..
   
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09.20.2007, 11:23 AM

You can use the mamba 25 esc, and a bigger motor like the 280 series feigaos. But if you have the mamba system already the rc18t is the best bet.

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09.20.2007, 12:33 PM

Or you could try the 11 series of Neu's, they're bigger than the CC Motors and should be pretty impressive.


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09.20.2007, 03:18 PM

mini feigao motors! haha! youd have to use like 3s on that though wouldnt you?


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You can use the mamba 25 esc, and a bigger motor like the 280 series feigaos. But if you have the mamba system already the rc18t is the best bet.

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09.20.2007, 03:35 PM

Yes, 3s works well on the "mini feigao". Feigao actually make motors similar sized to the mamba motors and they are good too. I had a 130 l can in a rc18t and ran it on 3s lipo and it hauled as.....

It also ran cooler than my 5400 mamba on 2s. Mamba motors are just too small IMO. My mini quake has way more power than it can use, worse than a 5s setup in an emaxx or 1/8 buggy. It just kind of takes off at around 45mph, and then crashes
   
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Yes, 3s works well on the "mini feigao". Feigao actually make motors similar sized to the mamba motors and they are good too. I had a 130 l can in a rc18t and ran it on 3s lipo and it hauled as.....

It also ran cooler than my 5400 mamba on 2s. Mamba motors are just too small IMO. My mini quake has way more power than it can use, worse than a 5s setup in an emaxx or 1/8 buggy. It just kind of takes off at around 45mph, and then crashes
lol gotta love the high speed crashes!and ya the mm motor in my rc18 gets EXTREMELY hot...
   
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09.22.2007, 07:46 PM

Are the feigaos 280 avable with a 2mm shaft?

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You can use the mamba 25 esc, and a bigger motor like the 280 series feigaos. But if you have the mamba system already the rc18t is the best bet.

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