Kyosho Turbo Inferno to BL power

plastic spurs dont ruin pinions

[Gustav]

Steel spur will be OK with a hardened pinion,a non hardened pinion won't last long with a steel spur.these aren't available from anywhere i know of but you could get some case hardening compound and a blow torch and have a go yourself.easier to make an adapter for a plastic spur usually.

[Bmr4life]

Originally Posted by Gustav

Steel spur will be OK with a hardened pinion,a non hardened pinion won't last long with a steel spur.these aren't available from anywhere i know of but you could get some case hardening compound and a blow torch and have a go yourself.easier to make an adapter for a plastic spur usually.

I just checked my Inferno and scrapped it with a flathead screw driver, turns out it is plastic. So thats already taken care of. Whats my next step?

How do I choose a motor for this? Where can I get a motor mount or am I better off making my own? thanks

[Gustav]

Well thats a good start.

You'll normally have to make a motor mount yourself.Some 1/4" aluminium angle makes a good sturdy mount.i think coldfusion were selling a universal mount for buggies,not sure though.

As for what system,it depends how fast you want to go and what kind of runtimes you're looking for and your budget(sky is the limit).12 cells and a 9920/7XL combo (around $300) should see 40mph i would think.

[Bmr4life]

Originally Posted by Gustav

Well thats a good start.

You'll normally have to make a motor mount yourself.Some 1/4" aluminium angle makes a good sturdy mount.i think coldfusion were selling a universal mount for buggies,not sure though.

As for what system,it depends how fast you want to go and what kind of runtimes you're looking for and you're budget(sky is the limit).12 cells and a 9920/7XL combo (around $300) should see 40mph i would think.

how many amps would that be?

[Gustav]

Hard to say,could peak over 100amps for brief moments,the 9920 would handle it easy.Let us know what you're prepared to spend and your goals and if you need to need to buy batteries and charger aswell.

For the motor mounting thing,there are other ways to mount motors other that motor plates.You could use 2 or 3 of the Bk motor mountings (see pic in this threadhttp://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1814) and make slots in the chassis for adjustment.I'm doing something similar at the moment for a project with a brass sleeve with mountings silver soldered on.