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super dave
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01.24.2009, 12:25 PM

i have a losi eight-e buggy which is all factory bulit with these part and it is very nice. all the losi components will make for a nice conversion if you have a losi buggy or truggy. and yes the price is good
   
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01.24.2009, 04:21 PM

That's nice to hear, I'll go for that kit then. Thanks!
   
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01.24.2009, 08:58 PM

I don't like the motor mount. It looks nice and is a great idea for quickly changing the pinions and setting the mesh. One bad thing is it's so thick, it's really made for the Losi motor which a buddy and I found out are junk. If your motor has a really long shaft then it will work. The other thing is it really only lets you use a 45 tooth or smaller spur, unless you feel like figuring out a way to neatly shim it up. I have one sitting here that I just cant make work for me. The battery tray is nice though, provides a nice spot for the ESC to mount and routes the wiring under and over to the radio box.

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01.25.2009, 05:44 AM

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I don't like the motor mount. It looks nice and is a great idea for quickly changing the pinions and setting the mesh. One bad thing is it's so thick, it's really made for the Losi motor which a buddy and I found out are junk. If your motor has a really long shaft then it will work. The other thing is it really only lets you use a 45 tooth or smaller spur, unless you feel like figuring out a way to neatly shim it up. I have one sitting here that I just cant make work for me. The battery tray is nice though, provides a nice spot for the ESC to mount and routes the wiring under and over to the radio box.
I have a friend who swears by losi from the old xx and xxx days...and they were nice for back then.I had a few of each too. the Eight stuff he bought right into also,but now complains about gearing options and power system failures constantly and we don't run much any more cause he is allways broke down.(bummer)When he is up and running,though, the losi looks good...just not too often.
   
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01.25.2009, 10:45 AM

I think the Losi Brushless conversion is value for money at $79.

However the motor mount is a bit of a pain as it is too thick. Unless you have a long shaft this could be a problem. The 2 holes to mount the motor are also to large and you do need drop a small copper tube to manage with the usual 3mm screws. However once you find the right motor and pinion ( I used a Neu 1515 2200KV on 6S with a 18 tooth pinion on my Losi Truggy & 4s 2700KV with 16 tooth Pinion on the 8ight Buggy) you will have no further issues. The battery tray will accept very large Lipo packs. The whole installation looks neat and factory assembled. I also tried Mikes Motor mount which is very good if you dont want the issues with the Losi Motor mount.
   
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01.25.2009, 03:17 PM

Oh I see. That's a shame about the motor mount. I think I'll go for the RCM mount then. I'm planning on using a Neu or a CC Monster combo and I don't want to realize that the shaft is too short for the motor mount
   
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01.25.2009, 08:29 PM

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Oh I see. That's a shame about the motor mount. I think I'll go for the RCM mount then. I'm planning on using a Neu or a CC Monster combo and I don't want to realize that the shaft is too short for the motor mount
A freind is using the Castle motor, shaft is long enough. If your real good you could pull the front face plate off and retap the holes to 4mm, then it would be ok. Then just to find the right gearing since your a little bit limited on the spur size.
   
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11.12.2009, 05:56 PM

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I think the Losi Brushless conversion is value for money at $79.

However the motor mount is a bit of a pain as it is too thick. Unless you have a long shaft this could be a problem. The 2 holes to mount the motor are also to large and you do need drop a small copper tube to manage with the usual 3mm screws. However once you find the right motor and pinion ( I used a Neu 1515 2200KV on 6S with a 18 tooth pinion on my Losi Truggy & 4s 2700KV with 16 tooth Pinion on the 8ight Buggy) you will have no further issues. The battery tray will accept very large Lipo packs. The whole installation looks neat and factory assembled. I also tried Mikes Motor mount which is very good if you dont want the issues with the Losi Motor mount.
Do you know the battery box dimensions?
   
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