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Building a speed run E-savage. - 11.11.2008, 09:18 AM

Started this a while ago, but it was put on hold due to drivetrain issues and the lack of a reliable, relatively inexpensive HV ESC. The mod list is pretty endless, everything from extended alloy arms, shotry MT2 towers, truggy shocks, CVDs, extended chassis plates, reworked steering setup etc. The release of some new alloy cased, reworked internally diffs by GCM and a new slipper setup has enabled me to run with this idea, the E-savage has always had weak diffs, it just needed someone to pull their finger out and do something about it.

Looking to go for a Medusa 70mm can around 1500kv with a 10s lipo setup using one of Lutach's 10s controllers. Still need to pick up the electronics and some suitable foams/rubber tires, whatever is recommended. Don't know about a final top speed, 1500kv at 10s is around 55k rpm unloaded.





   
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11.11.2008, 09:26 AM

sounds like a good build cant wait to see the end results


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11.11.2008, 10:50 AM

Cool.


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11.11.2008, 11:49 AM

Hi

Are you entering the car into the speed competitions? Are you in the UK?

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11.11.2008, 12:08 PM

What CVDs are those, the GCM ExArms/ExCVDs?
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11.11.2008, 12:19 PM

Ziggy, yes I'm in the UK, I'll see how I can get the truck running and what sort of pace it'll pull. I'm hoping it'll be fast full stop, let alone for an MT.

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11.11.2008, 01:23 PM

Nice work- looks a bit funny with the smaller wheels, like a TC on acid...
   
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11.11.2008, 01:30 PM

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Nice work- looks a bit funny with the smaller wheels, like a TC on acid...
Yeah, I'll be looking for some 17mm MT foams or some very low profile on road rubber jobbies. Those 1/8th buggy rims are going to mess the gearing up...
   
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