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sleebus.jones · 02.13.2007, 11:22 PM

aangel: I'm running this in a Hyper 7, so not a truck. :) I forget offhand, but are you running a MM ESC? If so, I'm guessing the temps are fine then?

Neil: howdy there. The body already has holes in it, so I don't have any problems making them bigger. I may just open up the top of the front "window" and see how that works. right now it just has some holes drilled in it. Hoses and all that are way more than I want to get into...and won't flow enough air anyway I don't think.

BrianG: Yeah, I thought about crashworthyness too. I was thinking a plexi "funnel" to aim incoming air at the esc, and wanted to keep it far enough away from the body to keep it from getting cracked up. BTW, how is the gasket working on the center diff? I'm still bleeding diff oil, so I'm going to need a solution or maybe a 777 diff. :)

Sleeb

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sleebus.jones I like chocolate milk Offline Posts: 650 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Houston, TX	02.13.2007, 11:22 PM aangel: I'm running this in a Hyper 7, so not a truck. :) I forget offhand, but are you running a MM ESC? If so, I'm guessing the temps are fine then? Neil: howdy there. The body already has holes in it, so I don't have any problems making them bigger. I may just open up the top of the front "window" and see how that works. right now it just has some holes drilled in it. Hoses and all that are way more than I want to get into...and won't flow enough air anyway I don't think. BrianG: Yeah, I thought about crashworthyness too. I was thinking a plexi "funnel" to aim incoming air at the esc, and wanted to keep it far enough away from the body to keep it from getting cracked up. BTW, how is the gasket working on the center diff? I'm still bleeding diff oil, so I'm going to need a solution or maybe a 777 diff. :) Sleeb