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07.24.2006, 04:29 PM
just got a emaxx from tower hobbies and was wondering if i could fit revo suspension on my stock emaxx. and is the novak hv maxx system worth getting. post if you guys got any info thanx
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07.24.2006, 05:17 PM
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While maybe possible with A LOT of work, you'd be better off sticking with the emaxx suspension and maybe upgrading it, or get a Revo and convert to electric. They are two totally different animals. If you look at the Revo and the Maxx side-by-side, you'll see how just about everything is placed differently because of the suspension. |
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07.24.2006, 06:42 PM
There is alot better systems than the HV. A system from here will perform much better and will be about the same price.
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07.24.2006, 07:24 PM
i would say stay away from the hv maxx. i have had two and there not much chop .i had a lot of thermal trouble with them shuting down . even with the recommended gearing. and the truck still did not have much punch when geared down. i would buy a brushless from rc monster you will not look back their brushless will blow the doors of the hv
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07.25.2006, 10:09 AM
i was looking at brushless motors from rc monster and was wondering if i needed two motors with this type of brushless setup (Lehner Basic XL2800 brushless motor) and what kind of esc should i run. i wont a durable and long lasting esc
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07.25.2006, 11:49 AM
If budget allows, the Quark 125 would be the best. As for motors, I would choose the Feigao C XL motors. The Lehners are good, but get pretty hot.
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07.25.2006, 01:19 PM
what kind of speed will i get with this type of motor Feigao C XL motors. with minumal drivetrain up grades
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07.25.2006, 01:35 PM
It depends on how many cells and which motor you choose. How many cells are you gonna run?
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07.25.2006, 04:02 PM
:D :027: :017: i plan to run 12 cell for now and build 7 cell packs when i get the time to. i'm probaly going to run quark pro 125b esc and feigao540xl: 7xl or feigao/nemesis/wondera "xl" 7x brushless setup. what kind of speeds would i hit with that type of setup?
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07.25.2006, 05:36 PM
I would say around 45 or so.
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07.25.2006, 05:57 PM
sounds sweet:027: . what would be a good gearing for this type of setup?:032:
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