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ZippyBasher 01.04.2010 04:17 PM

Guess you'd have to be...:smile:

Too bad cause I could use one too.:lol:

ASYSTEMERROR 01.04.2010 06:10 PM

So this setup will need mike's slipperdiff right ?

bruce750i 01.04.2010 06:41 PM

Most Diffs I would think, not just the slipperrent. diff.

Looks good on paper BB16, lets see a prototype with some hand porn before you get my 300 beans.

JERRY2KONE 01.04.2010 06:46 PM

Just in.
 
I just received a reply from MonsterMike about this very thing. I cannot believe you sold yours Harold.

These will be in the store VERY soon, Jerry. I have been busy with maintaining current items during the holiday rush, along with trying to get some family time in, but these are on "the list". These are a little bit of a pain to make, along with being a specialty item in many ways, so I have to work them in between the "bread and butter" stuff. I think there are enough folks waiting to justify the production of them - just need to work them into production. I hate to make any more empty promises for a timeline, but I am going to TRY to finish 20 or 30 of these this week. :)

Happy New Year!

Monster

ASYSTEMERROR 01.04.2010 07:02 PM

I ask because this turns your savage into a 13lbs. "Truggy" this would be cool with 8s setup.

brushlessboy16 01.04.2010 07:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ASYSTEMERROR (Post 342160)
So this setup will need mike's slipperdiff right ?

you dont "need" a slipper... just stronger diff gears

JERRY2KONE 01.04.2010 10:20 PM

Slipper?
 
Yea you can just install a straight up diff unit, but that gives you pretty much a direct drive setup. The slipperential would be a nice addition which would give you better setup adjustment capabilities, and some protection for your drivetrain.

ASYSTEMERROR 01.04.2010 10:35 PM

Sounds good ! without it you'd have to be close on the setup or have a really good esc and packs to handle voltage spikes or binding drivetrain. This would be nice in a racer or extreme basher. don't think it would fit in my flm tranny forward chasis so if i break more than a few times i may have to look into a kershaw because of my chasis.

brushlessboy16 01.04.2010 10:38 PM

What setup are you running in the savage?

MMM and Rx8 should handle direct drive fine- dont think it makes a huge difference... Working on the updated cad model now

ASYSTEMERROR 01.04.2010 10:59 PM

No system on the truck at the moment i'm kinda waiting around to see end weight of truck but i won't be getting a MMM it will never do i started out wrong on everything out the box but 6s won't be enough for me my truck is a SO HEAVY that it worries me and on the diffs i'm waitting on the diffs thats on the hpi europe site no need for the cenn stuff hpi just made there own better than the bullet proof stuff they have now. it still will be an all castle system :lol:

brushlessboy16 01.04.2010 11:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ASYSTEMERROR (Post 342216)
No system on the truck at the moment i'm kinda waiting around to see end weight of truck but i won't be getting a MMM it will never do i started out wrong on everything out the box but 6s won't be enough for me my truck is a SO HEAVY that it worries me and on the diffs i'm waitting on the diffs thats on the hpi europe site no need for the cenn stuff hpi just made there own better than the bullet proof stuff they have now. it still will be an all castle system :lol:

Hpi USA released the bulletproof gears more than a month ago.. whats the hold up :)


castle ice and mechanical brakes, 1717 on 8s sounds good :intello:

brushlessboy16 01.05.2010 12:04 AM

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...motormount.jpg

bruce750i 01.05.2010 12:32 AM

That has some sexy curves to it!

_paralyzed_ 01.05.2010 01:20 AM

you need little "ears" where the horizontal part attaches to the motor mount, otherwise the screw heads sticking out the back will interfere with the motor. Looking good.

brushlessboy16 01.05.2010 02:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_ (Post 342260)
you need little "ears" where the horizontal part attaches to the motor mount, otherwise the screw heads sticking out the back will interfere with the motor. Looking good.

mine will be countersunk into the back of the mount- wont interfere with the motor :intello:


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