RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Want to do Hyper 7 BL, need some measurements please

mtucker · 01.03.2007, 02:49 AM

I would go for the 4000mAH pack. You will be pushing the 4AH pack less than the 3AH pack. Plus you will want the longer run time of the 4AH pack.

A lot of people use the 9L, but you may even consider going with a 10L. The lower KV motor would let you run a larger pinion gear. The 10T I was running is on the small end of pinion gears. Mike and Tower only carry 5mm Mod1 pitch pinions going down to 9T. Also, if you did want to try a Truggy conversion, the higher kV motor would let you compensate for the larger tires by going down a few teeth..... maybe down to 10T. Also, the higher KV should give you a little better efficiency.

I took a rough measurement of the front and rear clearance on my Hyper 7. The front (after the lip-up) is about 0.9 inches. The rear is a little higher (over one inch).

Matt

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mtucker Electron User Offline Posts: 22 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Escondido CA.	01.03.2007, 02:49 AM I would go for the 4000mAH pack. You will be pushing the 4AH pack less than the 3AH pack. Plus you will want the longer run time of the 4AH pack. A lot of people use the 9L, but you may even consider going with a 10L. The lower KV motor would let you run a larger pinion gear. The 10T I was running is on the small end of pinion gears. Mike and Tower only carry 5mm Mod1 pitch pinions going down to 9T. Also, if you did want to try a Truggy conversion, the higher kV motor would let you compensate for the larger tires by going down a few teeth..... maybe down to 10T. Also, the higher KV should give you a little better efficiency. I took a rough measurement of the front and rear clearance on my Hyper 7. The front (after the lip-up) is about 0.9 inches. The rear is a little higher (over one inch). Matt