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07.05.2008, 12:48 AM
I was thinking a 1509 motor actually. And keep the two speed and mech brakes. Run on 4s for awesome runtimes.
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RC-Monster Brushless
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07.05.2008, 01:59 AM
Knew it wouldn't take long or Impakt RC to have it on their site. $469.99
http://www.impaktrc.com/product_info...bf38da2498cce2
Losi 8ight
MMM V1 w/1.20
Airtronics MX3 2.4Ghz
TP 5S 5000mah
Neu 2.5D/F
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07.05.2008, 03:31 AM
Yeah, one of the downsides (apart from being nitro) is that it has old skool hubs instead of 17mm
Losi 8ight
MMM V1 w/1.20
Airtronics MX3 2.4Ghz
TP 5S 5000mah
Neu 2.5D/F
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Something, anything, nothing
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07.05.2008, 10:55 AM
The pricing seems a little high in my opinion though. I would think losing the optidrive, two servos, and substituting the centers for the regular drive shafts not to mention the shorter chassis etc etc that the pricing would be sub 400.
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07.06.2008, 04:22 AM
It sure gives a different meaning to ugly..
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07.10.2008, 12:12 PM
If the tranny case is the same, you could just stuff regular Revo gears in there...
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07.10.2008, 12:36 PM
I don't care for the CD any ways just some new gearing options.
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07.10.2008, 01:37 PM
I just looked at the exploded views for the Slayer tranny and the gear tooth counts for 1st and 2nd gears and for close/std/wide ratios are the same as the regular Revo. The only difference is the intermediate and output gear (#5996), which is not listed on buytraxxas.com yet, and the parts list on the Slayer page is not available yet either.
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07.10.2008, 04:15 PM
I just checked the part numbers and also found out the chassis is not the 2.5 revo chassis. The slayer chassis part number is 5922 while the 2.5 revo chassis part number is 5322. It looks as though the slayer chassis is slightly shorter.
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07.10.2008, 04:26 PM
I wonder if the part # discrepancy is simply because the Slayer chassis color? The 2.5 and Slayer chassis looks the same otherwise...
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07.10.2008, 04:31 PM
Look at the 2.5 revo specs and see if the wheelbase is the same as the slayer...
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07.10.2008, 04:45 PM
I don't wanna!
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07.10.2008, 05:04 PM
original revo wheelbase was 12.5" and th Slayer is 12.7". Thats close enough for me to think its just the 2.5 revo chassis painted a different color. I actually hope it is. It will have ready made conversion kits for it then.
I can't decide if its more fun
to make it...
or break it...
Silent...But Deadly
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07.10.2008, 05:13 PM
The slayer has exploded views up now. Looking at the exploded view next to the original revo exploded view it looks like the identical chassis to me. I'm just about positive the revo conversions will bolt right on.
Damn it.... It looks like I just might have to get me one of these now. It just looks like a fun truck. I just hope that someone comes up with a way to make some sort of mud guard for the wheels on this thing. The body covering the wheels looks like it will make a big mess inside this thing. Normally the body helps keep the junk out of the chassis, this body setup looks like it will collect the dirt onto the chassis.
Maybe some sort of simple aftermarket under shell that will cover the chassis more tightly would be a good idea.
I can't decide if its more fun
to make it...
or break it...
Silent...But Deadly
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07.10.2008, 04:59 PM
Bloody odd if you ask me - 5mm difference - why bother!
Slayer
Length 22.36 Inches (568mm)
Front Track 11.65 Inches (296mm)
Rear Track 11.65 Inches (296mm)
Weight (no fuel) 7.47lbs (3.39kg)
Height (overall) 8.43 Inches (214mm)
Wheelbase 12.7 Inches (323mm)
Front Shock Length GTR™ Aluminum 3.43" (87mm)
Rear Shock Length GTR™ Aluminum 3.43" (87mm)
Front Tires Slash 2.2" (Pre-Glued with Inserts)
Rear Tires Slash 2.2" (Pre-Glued with Inserts)
Wheel Diameter 2.2 Inches (56mm)
Suspension Fully independent Progressive 2 Rockers
Front Wheels 2.2" Satin-Finish
Rear Wheels 2.2" Satin-Finish
Gear Ratio (1st Gear) 15.75:1
Gear Ratio (2nd Gear) 10.05:1
Revo
REVO 3.3 REVO 2.5R
Engine TRX® 3.3
Racing Engine TRX® 2.5R
Racing Engine
Starter EZ-Start® EZ-Start®
Chassis Type Extended Chassis
3mm 6061-T6 Aluminum Standard Chassis
3mm 6061-T6
Aluminum
Length 20.650"
525mm 19.469"
495mm
Front Track 16.378"
416mm 16.378"
416mm
Rear Track 16.476"
418.5mm 16.476"
418.5mm
Center Ground Clearance 4"
101mm 4"
101mm
Height (overall) 10.375"
264mm 10.375"
264mm
Wheelbase 13.7"
348mm 12.5"
318mm
Shock Length GTR™ Aluminum
3.43" (87mm) GTR™ Aluminum
3.43" (87mm)
Weight (RTR no fuel) 9.8lbs (4.448kg) 9.4lbs (4.26kg)
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