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BlackedOutREVO 09.15.2006 09:42 PM

thanks for everyones help... i am getting my revo closer to being done. for center drive shafts can i put e maxx oned in or what should i use because my revo ones are rubbing? also what gearing for speed and accerleration? i will be using the stock emaxx spurgear system and pinoins

BlackedOutREVO 09.19.2006 04:13 PM

also what would the heat differences be between the Quark Monster Pro 125B and the Warrior 9920????? 16 cells

neweuser 09.19.2006 04:19 PM

Quarks run hot, the 9920 for me on 16 cells ran cooler. but it depends on the motor and gearing too. But if you heatsink the quark properly, it will run better.
I ran the 10xl/9920 for a long time and did great for me. Run that system in my girls emaxx now. Still kickin very well. Worth the money!

JThiessen 09.19.2006 05:05 PM

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for center drive shafts can i put e maxx oned in or what should i use because my revo ones are rubbing?
Choices:
1) Revo shafts (long ones). You need to cut out and/or grind out some of the chassis for them not to rub.

2) Steel CVD's. May or may not rub also.

3) Emaxx drive shafts...dont know. If they fit, use them. Cant hurt much except the shafts themselves. If they are too short, but fit otherwise, maybe you could cut down a set of Emaxx drive shafts....?

neweuser 09.19.2006 05:20 PM

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If they are too short, but fit otherwise, maybe you could cut down a set of Emaxx drive shafts....?

I'm curious. If you cut them, how would they work? Are you referring to sliders? Than i could see it working...

JThiessen 09.19.2006 06:00 PM

yes, I meant the sliders....

neweuser 09.19.2006 06:09 PM

that's what i thought, wasn't sure though. thanks!

BlackedOutREVO 09.24.2006 12:50 AM

well i bought a wheelie bar off of ebay

BrianG 09.24.2006 01:14 AM

Just curious; which one?

I tried an Aluminum one and bent it several times - and it was 1/8" 6061. I was thinking of using a wing for this purpose (plus it looks cool), but I dunno...

squeeforever 09.24.2006 01:32 AM

Brain, definately go for the wing. I find it works great...:D

BrianG 09.24.2006 01:48 AM

OK, any particular one you have in mind?

Finnster 09.24.2006 02:14 AM

I have a Tekno mount and a Proline wing and it makes a great wheelie bar. :) I'd be flipping on the lid all the time w/o it. Its survived a few nasty high speed crashes and cartwheels.

I've worn some nice flat spots on the bottom of the wing, but I find it builds character. It says "I'm brushless, all [nitros] shall love me and dispair"

Finnster 09.24.2006 02:20 AM

Don't use Emaxx sliders unless you want to replace them every couple runs. They twist up far too easily. The Revo sliders will work great, just dremmel down the little patch that rubs near the tranny. Just look at it closely and take a little bit at a time until it spins free. Doesn't take much. Else get custom dogbones.

squeeforever 09.24.2006 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by BrianG
OK, any particular one you have in mind?

Go for the Tekno adjustable wing mount and the new Proline High Downforce wing.

BlackedOutREVO 09.24.2006 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Finnster
Don't use Emaxx sliders unless you want to replace them every couple runs. They twist up far too easily. The Revo sliders will work great, just dremmel down the little patch that rubs near the tranny. Just look at it closely and take a little bit at a time until it spins free. Doesn't take much. Else get custom dogbones.

i got the revo ones to work, i used this wheelie bar, heres the link. http://cgi.ebay.com/SPURRS-WHEELIE-B...QQcmdZViewItem. i have been talking to one guy on on18th that has it and he said it is the beast one out it doesnt bend break or anything, i will get u guy the vid if u want?


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