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Brushless HPI e-Savage -
01.09.2007, 06:48 AM
Hi all, I'm planning to upgrade my HPI e-Savage (former named HB e-Zilla) with a brushless system.
Actually I've looked on Lehner (1940 series) and Plettenberg (MAXXimum and BigMAXXimum). Are those good choiches ? If yes, which is the best ESC to pair with them ?
Any further suggestions will be very appreciated
Thanks in advance !
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RC-Monster jumper
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01.09.2007, 08:21 AM
hey, welcome to the rc monster forum.
out of those two manufacturers i would definatly go with lehner.
and a bk electroniks 9920 or so.
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01.09.2007, 09:18 AM
Take the lehner 1940 series if you like, You will also need an esc, A 9920 will do or a quark monster pro with a rcm special heatsink.
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01.09.2007, 02:19 PM
That seems like a great package to me also. In fact I nearly ordered that combo yesterday.
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01.09.2007, 02:48 PM
Remember that the e-savage is not known for his superstrong drivetrain. Better be gentle on the trigger with that setup!
I would make it a lightweight setup, with a 4S lipo.
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01.09.2007, 04:47 PM
i would take out the tranny and put a center diff on the bottom like you did serum.
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01.09.2007, 05:30 PM
Arh, yes, that would be an option. it would release the diffs from a serious amount of stress.
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01.09.2007, 06:53 PM
i was thinking of a doing a savage
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01.09.2007, 06:57 PM
Just don't tell your Wife...
Working on one now too.. I like them, but their suspension geometry sucks IMO.. working on that matter too.. (or an attempt)
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01.09.2007, 07:19 PM
Lol.. I know this is off topic, but Rene, have you got to that "ultimate" battery tray for the lsp? I am very interested to see how you approached yours.
The problem with nitro's these days are that they arent brushless... LOL
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01.09.2007, 07:54 PM
I have an E-Savage and love it. I even plan on getting one more. The Lehner Basic XL/MambaMax ECS seems to be the perfect motor for the E-Sav. Keep in mind that you wont be able to fit anything longer then an L sized motor without cutting away part of the aluminum frame.
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01.09.2007, 08:00 PM
BTW these things are tough. Alot tougher then a stock E-maxx. If you want something cheap you can just throw a brushless motor in without having to to spend hundreds of $$$ worth of upgrades, this is the truck to get. Obviously cannot compete with a decked out E-Maxx/E-Revo. But for the money its not a half bad truck at all.
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lehner basic XL5300 -
03.13.2007, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by hyperasus
BTW these things are tough. Alot tougher then a stock E-maxx. If you want something cheap you can just throw a brushless motor in without having to to spend hundreds of $$$ worth of upgrades, this is the truck to get. Obviously cannot compete with a decked out E-Maxx/E-Revo. But for the money its not a half bad truck at all.
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Hi,
I just ordered such a motor as yours. I will also use it with the mamba Max ESC. How do you like this motor compared to the mamba one's ? How much cells can you use with the BasicXL motor. I can see you're using 12cells , is that right ?
Thanks.
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01.10.2007, 02:50 AM
Nice ride Hyper.
Sylvester; yeah, i think i have got a nice batteryholder, but is it for lipo or nimh?
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01.10.2007, 05:56 PM
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Nice ride Hyper.
Sylvester; yeah, i think i have got a nice batteryholder, but is it for lipo or nimh?
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Lipo. Any pic(s) of it! :)
The problem with nitro's these days are that they arent brushless... LOL
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