brushless hyper 7 conversion

yeah im only running 4000mah so i wont get as long but i saved some money on the batteries!

RENO911 wat are your speeds like and wat pinion and spur are you using?
Thanks Braden

[reno911]

I get around 35-40 on 4s 6000mah with the castle 22oo with 14/46

ok got everything wired up today it looks great and the performance is outstanding! it does around 80km/h and thats only on 5s! i might try 6s when i get enough courage to do so! plus i cant use it now cause i left my charging lead at my friends house! but hes bring that to me tonight hopefully! if not in the morning. but yeah im really happy with it!

well heres some pics of the electronics setup! let me know what you think! well if i get bored with this car and when i have some money i will do a build but make it into a race buggy like have 2x2s each side of the chassis and the esc somewhere and might try and put the motor facing forwards! that might be a while though
Braden

well heres a quick drawing of wat i mean of the chassis racing design

Leave it how it is, the RCM mount was made to put the motor out the side for a reason. Oh and wiring thanks to me

Kieren

wat lol im not changing the motor mount i was thinking of just turning the whole centre diff but i dont think it will work anyway my motors long. yeah kieren did all the wiring

[Urgeoner]

bundyracer1, ok here are pics:



I want a motor mount soon. Also some of the plastic bits have a little play so might just replace them, or just bash until something breaks For now just gotta clean up a little.

[reno911]

How is that servo working out?

I'll answer for bundy since i've seen it in action. The servo does work well. It seems to be a nice balance between speed and torque for bashing. Its by no means the quickest or the strongests, but for $20 it seems to be fairly smooth without any glitches. Only thing is bundy's one will not work with FM radios, glitches like mad. 2.4 is perfectly fine though

Kieren

[simplechamp]

Originally Posted by bundyracer1

wat lol im not changing the motor mount i was thinking of just turning the whole centre diff but i dont think it will work anyway my motors long. yeah kieren did all the wiring

I have the diff flipped around like that in my Jammin. Yes, the longer length 70-75mm motors are too long, you would need a more typical "buggy" sized motor, like 60-65mm. Aside from that you might need to put shims under the center diff mounts to add some clearance, as the spur will no longer be over the clearance hole cut in the chassis.

Honestly, I can't say how this setup compares to a single pack setup like you have it now, because both my buggy and truggy have always been saddle pack with the diff flipped around. But I have noticed a lot more vehicles using this setup now (Nexx8, Durango, Caster, HHH chassis for Hotbodies)

hi everyone, i am going to convert my hyper7e to a offroad racing buggy so far i have bought:
- carbon fibre shock tower rear
- carbon fibre centre diff plate
- carbon fibre transponder mount
- carbon fibre front brace
- aka city block premounted med. compound wheels
- hyper 9 upgraded knuckles
- spare front and rear lower arms
- spare centre dogbones
- 7075 front shock tower
- 7075 rear shock tower
- losi battery straps
- losi 8e battery tray
- 12,13,14t pinion for less heat without using the castle fan when racing
please let me know if their is any other upgrades for racing a hyper7 at my local track?
thanks Braden

hi,
ok i am going to sell these cause they aren't needed anymore!
onroad wheels-$40 shipped ono
offroad wheels-$30 shipped ono
if anyone is interested pm me i will only ship to aus not america
thanks Braden

[Hyper-5]

are you selling both ur onroad and offroad hyper?