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sleebus.jones 09.07.2006 02:27 PM

Rc10B4 + 5700 MM and F201 + 7700 MM
 
First the B4's: (Green one is running 8 cells, Red/silver is running 7 cells, 5700Kv motor)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzGW6...6358DF&index=1

Then The F201: (6 cells 3600 Elite, Mamba Max 7700Kv)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUohK...6358DF&index=0

The F201 is severely traction limited on the asphalt, and yes, it does lay rubber on concrete. The red B4 (mine) is running super-cheapie 3epower cells, which are supposed to be 3300 mAh NiMH, but only charge to around 2600. It's put together with spot welded tabs and big strand wire...in other words, about the worst possible manufacturing methods known to man, and still manages to do pretty well. I did change to the well built 8 cell later on in the video, but the 7 cell cheapie does pretty darn well. I did put a small 3S in mine, just for testing. It's crazy on 8 cells and going to be insane on 3S, when I get a proper sized pack.

Anyway, haven't posted much here lately, but thought you folks would like to see what i've (we've actually) been up to!

Sleebus

neweuser 09.07.2006 02:35 PM

I like the vids. Looks way fun!

cemetery gates 09.07.2006 02:46 PM

way fast man!!!!!! cool vids!

JB3231 09.16.2006 07:27 PM

This is about what I am looking for with my B4 but with more top end punch and top speed. Looking for a Jato 3.3 killer.

sleebus.jones 09.20.2006 01:56 PM

You could easily have that with a 3S LiPo in there. I don't have anything currently capable of really pushing the limits of the setup. A solid 3S from someone like tanicpacks would put that B4 in the 60 mph territory for sure. Maybe not a jato killer, but it'd run with it for sure, and prolly be faster off the line. One thing you'll have to deal with is the 65,000 RPM limit of the CM36s motors. You can gear from there to get the speed. If you are going the route of gearing to get your speed, I'd go the route of the 4600Kv motor, disable the BEC on the ESC, get a UBEC and run a 4S LiPo. Then you can gear the fool out of it and get your jato killer that way.

rcsammy 09.20.2006 02:11 PM

wow nice B4
thats exactly what im hoping to run in a few weeks B4 5700 and 8 cells

JB3231 09.20.2006 07:44 PM

What pinion are you using on the green one? I thought I saw 18/81 somewhere.

aqwut 09.20.2006 08:48 PM

Nice setup dude... How's your ball diff holding up ont he b4... ?

JB3231 09.20.2006 09:39 PM

Where do I find some slicks for the B4? I found some Panther 2.2 rear slicks but I can't find any for the front. Has anyone come across a set?

My B4 is for parking lot bashing. The dips and expansion joints are too much for a touring car. Slicks would be sweet if I can find the front to match.

squeeforever 09.20.2006 09:42 PM

I believe Proline use to make Road Rages for the 1/10th buggies.

JB3231 09.20.2006 09:54 PM

HPI Racing Slick 57x35mm 2.2"

Panther Slick 2.2 rear

Is there any reason this wouldn't work? The HPI front slick is 2.9"X1.4"X2.2". I can't figure out how wide the stock front tire is. I know the rear slick is OK, just trying to figure out the front.

The HPI is the right wheel size and overall diameter but, will it work on the front stock rim without rubbing?

JB3231 09.20.2006 09:55 PM

The Road Rages are for the rear only. Front tire is going to be the pain to find.

cemetery gates 09.20.2006 10:04 PM

why you don't you make your own slicks?

a couple minutes on the bench grinder and voila...................:018:

JB3231 09.20.2006 10:11 PM

Might work, what tire would I start with? The ribbed tires would be pretty small and thin by the time I got done. The rear is handled, just the front is being a problem .

Still trying to find out how wide the front stock tire is.

cemetery gates 09.20.2006 10:26 PM

why not use these

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXDU14&P=ML

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXDU13&P=7

:032:


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