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Brushless Moose 09.01.2009 09:56 PM

cool. Yeah, I traded my revo roller for this 8ight roller. And yes, I was the starter of the biggest traxxas thread to date, the fastest revo challenge. a pictorial would be great. I also heard that on the 1.0 people were tearing up diffs like crazy. Is that true?

DwightSchrute 09.01.2009 10:10 PM

only the diff cups. the insides are fine. if you get the 2.0 diff cups they will last just short of forever. nova-rc also used to make aluminum diff cups, that i run in all of mine but the 2.0.

Brian 09.01.2009 10:10 PM

I havn't heard of that problem b4. My diffs have been truckin for 6 months now and i havn't seen any signs of wear on the gears. altho if want to upgrade anyway u can get heavy duty housings but the stock ones should hold up fine.

Brushless Moose 09.01.2009 10:12 PM

1. do the losi 2.0 diffs drop right in?

2. Does the RCM mount come with screws to mount the motor in the mount?

3. Do have to drill my chassis at all?

4. Do I cut the radio tray?

DwightSchrute 09.01.2009 10:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brushless Moose (Post 317703)
1. do the losi 2.0 diffs drop right in?

2. Does the RCM mount come with screws to mount the motor in the mount?

3. Do have to drill my chassis at all?

4. Do I cut the radio tray?

1. yes

2. yes

3. no

4. yes...it'll take about 10 seconds with a dremel. 3 minutes with a micro-saw

DwightSchrute 09.01.2009 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian (Post 317701)
I havn't heard of that problem b4. My diffs have been truckin for 6 months now and i havn't seen any signs of wear on the gears. altho if want to upgrade anyway u can get heavy duty housings but the stock ones should hold up fine.

the 1.0 diff cups are a little weak over 90. i blew a dime sized hole in mine after abnout 4 runs.

Brian 09.01.2009 10:25 PM

Oh, thats understandable :lol: yeah i've never been over 90 b4 :whistle:

Brushless Moose 09.01.2009 11:55 PM

I dont think i'll be going that fast unless my 8ight gets hit in the a$$ by a jet.


so, there is nobody who has a writeup on how to install this?

DwightSchrute 09.02.2009 12:14 AM

here's what i did:

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20559

to install the RCM mount just replace the rear plastic nitro mount with the RCM mount. then, place the small bar looking aluminum spacer under the front plastic nitro mount to make the mounts even. everything else is self explanatory. this build dosen't take any more than about 30-45 minutes, max.

DwightSchrute 09.02.2009 12:20 AM

this is literally all you'll need to know....the diff goes in between. you can see the spacer in the front mount. that's it for the motor mount/diff. don't worry about it dude, it's an easy build. :yes:

http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...d=RCMLosiMount

match that with my pictures and it should all make sense.

Brushless Moose 09.03.2009 12:51 AM

Got it all in. you were right, it was extremely simple. the hardest part was making an ESC Mount. I will put up pictures later. I used bulletproof glass to make the ESC mount and battery tray.

With a 48 tooth spur, what pinion should I run? I am running 4s on a 2200. I don't want to be geared high for sop speed, but I don't want it to be slower than nitros on the back straight. I have a 13t and a 16t. What would be best?

DwightSchrute 09.03.2009 01:00 AM

i was gonna say 15, but try the 16. i run a 13 on 6S on my track and it's very controllable.

Brushless Moose 09.03.2009 01:22 AM

you don't think that will be too hard on the ESC or batteries? Would 13 be chronically undergeared?

DwightSchrute 09.03.2009 01:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brushless Moose (Post 317999)
you don't think that will be too hard on the ESC or batteries? Would 13 be chronically undergeared?

not for 6S. 4s, 15 or 16 is good.

Brushless Moose 09.03.2009 01:33 AM

ok, well, I am running 4s, so I figure I should run a 14 or 15. Guess i will just run the 16 and keep an eye on temps.


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