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06.11.2007, 10:18 PM

Well, got the pinions in today and have the CRT.5 up and running! YAY! Temps are much better, but still a little hot. But maybe that's because I put regular 2.2" wheels and Proline snake-eyes on it. :) It looks so much more like a truggy now though, and the extra ground clearance is nice.
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06.11.2007, 10:48 PM

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Complaining about not being able to fit a 5S 4000mAh pack on a vehicle this small is comparable to someone complaining that a big block V8 won't fit on their bicycle. :027:
I meant 4s 5000mAh:024:, and well when I get the CRT.5 it's gonna get a 10L running on 3s-4s.POWER!!!!!!!!!!:mad:1

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Well, got the pinions in today and have the CRT.5 up and running! YAY! Temps are much better, but still a little hot. But maybe that's because I put regular 2.2" wheels and Proline snake-eyes on it. :) It looks so much more like a truggy now though, and the extra ground clearance is nice.
Nice, we need some new pics!

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I meant 4s 5000mAh:024:, and well when I get the CRT.5 it's gonna get a 10L running on 3s-4s.POWER!!!!!!!!!!:mad:1
10L? Why? IMO, that's just wasteful overkill for a motor in that thing. I'd also be willing to bet you'll have a hard time loading that motor enough to keep it cool in such a light vehicle.
   
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10L? Why? IMO, that's just wasteful overkill for a motor in that thing. I'd also be willing to bet you'll have a hard time loading that motor enough to keep it cool in such a light vehicle.
Possibly, but I want a motor with a 5mm shaft. I don't think I could get an S sized motor with 5mm shaft. (besides a Neu 1506) Also, I don't like the idea of a bore reducer. I think a 10L on 3s should be some what tame:027:

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Well, got the pinions in today and have the CRT.5 up and running! YAY! Temps are much better, but still a little hot. But maybe that's because I put regular 2.2" wheels and Proline snake-eyes on it. :) It looks so much more like a truggy now though, and the extra ground clearance is nice.
I was wondering when someone was going to do the full truck wheels. The Losi pro at my local track said it would handle poorly due to the wheels being to close together (short chassis), but I'd still like to try it for rough backyard tracks or bashing. Post some pics when you can.

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06.12.2007, 03:22 AM

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Well, got the pinions in today and have the CRT.5 up and running! YAY! Temps are much better, but still a little hot. But maybe that's because I put regular 2.2" wheels and Proline snake-eyes on it. :) It looks so much more like a truggy now though, and the extra ground clearance is nice.
Wow - I missed this post. I actually tried 2.2 truck wheels myself a couple weeks ago. I robbed my Associated GT2 stock wheels and tires and the Bowties off my T4 and took the .5 for a spin on the track. I had some issues with the Proline splines rubbing but no issues with the Associated wheels. The few laps I did get in before I shut it down (due to the rubbing) convinced me to invest in a set of the truck tires. I went to my LHS and picked up a set of the Associated Rear wheels and the last pair of Snake-eyes. I had to order the other pair of tires and am still waiting on them. I think the extra ground clearance will offset any handling losses at the track I run at. Check out my video with the stock buggy tires and you'll see my truck constantly flipping over on the straights. The ruts and sometimes small chunks of dirt are just brutal.

Brian - did you need to re-gear for the added diameter of the snake-eyes?

On a side note I raced it for the first time a couple weeks ago in the 1/10th gas truck class ( no other electrics out that night). If I could have kept it off it's lid I probably would have done better. I think I already admitted in another thread how poorly I drive. I did open some nitro eyes though when I opened it up on the straight. :027: Two five minute quals (3rd and 2nd) and then 4th (15 seconds separating 2nd-4th - good thing I didn't have to pit :dft001: ) in the 10 min main.
   
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