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05.11.2005, 04:39 PM
The heat sink should fit there no problem. I tried to keep it narrow to allow mountinng in smaller vehicles as well as larger ones (like touring cars). Judging by the pictures, it should fit no problem. I suppose we shall find out in a couple days!
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05.14.2005, 05:35 PM
I got the heatsink today. After I figure how I wanted to position it, I made my controller bracket. Since the heatsink fit so closely to the motor, I put some heatsink compound in the gap to increase heat transfer.
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05.14.2005, 05:37 PM
Pic 26....
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05.14.2005, 05:38 PM
Pic 27.....
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05.14.2005, 07:41 PM
Nice Rob! I truly appreciate the custom work you put into this truck. I am somewhat of a tinkerer myself, so I love seeing other folks that take the hobby as serious as me! Great work! I especially like the heatsink! ;)
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05.15.2005, 05:58 AM
You managed to cancel the 18.97 i see?
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05.15.2005, 12:41 PM
Yeah, that is the other 9918 I had for my 1/8th buggy. My new one hasn't arrived yet.
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New Body -
09.04.2005, 12:59 AM
Here's a couple of pics of my new body and the wheelie bar I made. It gets a lot of use!
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09.04.2005, 01:00 AM
2nd pic
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09.04.2005, 04:53 AM
I really love your design. Did it take long to make? Cost much? And does it hold up well?
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09.04.2005, 04:55 PM
Thanks. It took about a week of tinkering after work to come up with it. The cost wasn't that much. I think I may have $75 in it including all the twin force tranny parts, hardware, and aluminum stock I bought. So far I haven't broken a thing since I built it. Everything is holding up awesome. Only thing I have done is tighten up the drive cup set screws from time to time. All the torque they see tends to loosen them up even with loctite on them.
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09.04.2005, 07:43 PM
Thats a real nice rig you have there!!
What kind of speed is it going? How different are the ratios of the TF and the Emaxx?
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09.04.2005, 10:17 PM
I have no idea on the actual speed, but it seems to be as fast or faster than a stock savage 4.6. My overall gear ratio from the motor to the wheels is roughly 24:1.
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09.06.2005, 11:56 AM
What do you guys think about that gear ratio? Performance wise, when I peg it, the front goes skyward and the rear spins to the point that the tires balloon. It also seems to have no problem topping out. Do I need to possibly gear up some. I'm running a 10L/9918 on 14 cells. Keep in mind this truck is pretty heavy and it is a basher not designed for speed runs by any means. Could I possibly benefit by gearing up a bit?
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09.06.2005, 12:20 PM
No worries about that gearing ratio..
I did a 12 to 1 with a 2200 kv motor..
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