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rcmonkey 04.29.2008 03:06 AM

Thats what I was thinking, what type of welder do you have?

Hey atleast if you ever get a B4 you'll have a spare:wink:

lincpimp 04.29.2008 03:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brushlessboy16 (Post 167215)
Ok plan B...

Cut a current Dogbone to size then weld it back together, grind smooth

Fun to do, just make sure you get it aligned perfectly or it will wobble.

brushlessboy16 04.29.2008 06:53 AM

yep i knowill probably make a jig for it, or if it does wobble, just bend it back into shape

Takedown 04.29.2008 07:22 AM

Or dont go threw the hassle and buy the proper length dogbone.

brushlessboy16 04.29.2008 07:30 AM

Takedown i already told you, this is just for giggle, a temp fix until i buy the right one.

brushlessboy16 05.01.2008 09:16 AM

Im at school now, ill probably finish soldering all the capactior rack next block.. i have the Aluminum angle at my house... its 2x2 1/8th inch thick. Ill probably put together a build sheetfor anyone who is interested.

brushlessboy16 05.02.2008 09:27 PM

all i have to say is IT LIVES! everything is mounted except the esc.. its ziptied i did a little test outside of my house and the car works great, except the cogging, the first time i floored it it sounded like i blew a pinion :lol: Would increasing the start power help??

Takedown 05.02.2008 10:26 PM

Increase the start power and make a dramatic curve in the begining of the throttle curve setup. That helped me.

Takedown 05.02.2008 10:28 PM

BTW, We need pics!

brushlessboy16 05.02.2008 11:50 PM

Any ideas on timing for outrunner?

rcmonkey 05.03.2008 07:11 AM

Sweet, we definatly need pics:wink: How is the shaft secured in the outrunner?

brushlessboy16 05.03.2008 07:19 AM

flatspot on the shaft and setscrew

rcmonkey 05.03.2008 03:43 PM

Ok thanks, what did you do for a motor mount in the end? Would you mind measuring the width of the can, the length of the can and the length of the shaft?

Cheers

brushlessboy16 05.03.2008 05:44 PM

The width of the can is...50mm
the shaft is 65mm long
pics will be up in a minute...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXQkS-BigRo

Five-oh-joe 05.03.2008 06:25 PM

NICE! Looks good; fast as hell too!


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