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10.23.2006, 05:51 PM

Cemetery, I should get my TrueRC packs in today (2 3S 8000mah) and will let you know what I think. I should be able to test them today or tomorrow...
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10.23.2006, 05:53 PM

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Cemetery, I should get my TrueRC packs in today (2 3S 8000mah) and will let you know what I think. I should be able to test them today or tomorrow...

sweet man, that will be awesome!
   
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Unhappy 12.02.2006, 08:02 PM

PROJECT STOPPED

Well I finally got my maxamps 5s lipos (2s+3s) and found out that the chassis is too flexible to handle this kind of power. I keep stripping spur gears with the center diff. I could just put back the original transmission, but what would be the fun in that?

I am going to convert my LSP again mainly because the drive train is really strong. (look for a build-up thread soon)

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12.02.2006, 08:20 PM

There's no reason to stop the project because of such an itty-bitty little detail like chassis flex! About 80% of the fun of these things is finding ways to overcome obstacles!

What about shoring up the chassis with some metal supports?
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12.02.2006, 08:33 PM

well, the truck looks different now than it does in the pics here; i have connected the center diff to the front bulk and supported the back of the motor too. (you can see ion the pics) I think I could have Mike machine me a solid aluminum motor/center diff mount and that might solve the problem, but i don't want to sink more money in to this particular truck. I know that later on down the road it will need 1/8 scale diffs among other things, my LSP has 1/8 diffs and is just stronger IMO

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12.02.2006, 09:39 PM

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well, the truck looks different now than it does in the pics here; i have connected the center diff to the front bulk and supported the back of the motor too. (you can see ion the pics) I think I could have Mike machine me a solid aluminum motor/center diff mount and that might solve the problem, but i don't want to sink more money in to this particular truck. I know that later on down the road it will need 1/8 scale diffs among other things, my LSP has 1/8 diffs and is just stronger IMO

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Yeah, I can understand that. Although, it seems a shame to spend so much time/money on something to abandon it now...
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12.02.2006, 09:55 PM

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Got any updated pics?
I will try and get some later tonight or tomorrow...

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Yeah, I can understand that. Although, it seems a shame to spend so much time/money on something to abandon it now...
I guess, the thing is I do not want to have to spend more money on it. Ehh, it was a project, time to move on to bigger and better.

The only thing I would possibly do to the LSP I am converting would be the Slipperential "V2" for truggys/buggys (when it becomes avialalbe, if it even does). All the electronics from my e-maxx will be going into my LSP.

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