Wing mount on flm towers

Hey guys,

Does anyone know of a wing mount that will directly bolt on the FLM towers? Tower are on the way and I was hoping shock mounting holes might do the trick.

Thanks!

[squeeforever]

i it will. dace makes some towers for a wing if you cant make something.

your signature, you've fried all of those?

Originally Posted by squeeforever

i it will. dace makes some towers for a wing if you cant make something.

your signature, you've fried all of those?

Thanks and yes cooked all of them!

Can't figure it out. Been working with Mike and others here, but I still have no idea what the problem is.:mad:1

[maxxdude1234]

thats gotta be expensive....

PS. I've got the old style gorillamaxx towers, and although I havn't tried it, 4 of the shock mounting holes line up almost in the exact same way as the Dace holes for the wing mount. As for the FLM towers, I doubt you'll be able to get a tower attached to it...

[coolhandcountry]

I was thinking of mounting a wing as well. I think mike is supposed to get some dace towers in. So you can get them and mount a muegen wing mount right to it.

Originally Posted by coolhandcountry

I was thinking of mounting a wing as well. I think mike is supposed to get some dace towers in. So you can get them and mount a muegen wing mount right to it.

That's cool. My FLM's are already on the way so I will probably mod something up.

Originally Posted by maxxdude1234

thats gotta be expensive....

It was/is Mike is going to take a look at my setup for me, hopefully we can figure it out.

[squeeforever]

have you thought of trying the stock chassis to see if that gets rid of the problem? something might be grounding out on it or something.

[coolhandcountry]

Have you check to see if your motor screws are to long. It would short out and cause it to draw to many amps.

[squeeforever]

true. i was actually thinking about something like that. i have heard that if a motor goes bad sometimes it will fry the controller and the batteries.

Originally Posted by squeeforever

have you thought of trying the stock chassis to see if that gets rid of the problem? something might be grounding out on it or something.

Interesting idea. I put two layers of shrink under anything that was in contact with the chassis, but I just may have to try it. Only problem is I think both controllers are gone. I know one leg on a cap of the 12020 is gone.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by coolhandcountry

Have you check to see if your motor screws are to long. It would short out and cause it to draw to many amps.

I used the stock mounting screws. Are they too long?

[MetalMan]

Did you feel resistance as the screw was almost fully in (before it was actually all the way on)? If you have a Dremel, you could shorten them a millimeter or two.

Originally Posted by MetalMan

Did you feel resistance as the screw was almost fully in (before it was actually all the way on)? If you have a Dremel, you could shorten them a millimeter or two.

Good question, I just did a test and they are not too long.

Thanks for asking.

[coolhandcountry]

If you have a stock mount and a clamp probably not. It may be close though. If you look thru the hole of the motor where the screw goes does it look like it has contacted the winding.