OFFICIAL RC18MT/B/T THREAD
#251
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ya its an outrunner i think
what speeds are you getting?
i am looing to get something 4 indoors
do they make one like that but not brushless
what speeds are you getting?
i am looing to get something 4 indoors
do they make one like that but not brushless
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ya its an outrunner i think
what speeds are you getting?
i am looing to get something 4 indoors
do they make one like that but not brushless
ya its an outrunner i think
what speeds are you getting?
i am looing to get something 4 indoors
do they make one like that but not brushless
I have only ran it once. not used my radar gun on it yet. Not sure exact speed. Yes it is an out runner. makes one wonder how it wil handle the dust. Will see over time.
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for that price you could just get a apogee magnum limn battery
hobbycity.com
has some good ones
they are chinese knock offs
but still decent quality
mine has lasted a while (2cell 1300mah)
hobbycity.com
has some good ones
they are chinese knock offs
but still decent quality
mine has lasted a while (2cell 1300mah)
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ok, I succeded in burning up my FIRST motor, down with brushed, in with brushless, lol, it was prety scary, considering my motor acutally had some molten metal fall out, YIKES, ok, I think brushless is in, if you don't believe me, Danju saw it also [X(]
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i would recommend the mamba 5700
great gearing options
great battery options
or the 6800
or if u just want to go all out fast
go with the 8000
then theres always a hacker =)
lol
great gearing options
great battery options
or the 6800
or if u just want to go all out fast
go with the 8000
then theres always a hacker =)
lol
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Once you go brushless calvino you will wonder why you didnt do it sooner ! It makes the RC18 a completely different car .
I agree also the 5700-6800 are the best options , I have a 8000Kv motor in mine and its pretty wild , too much if the dirt is real loose .
I agree also the 5700-6800 are the best options , I have a 8000Kv motor in mine and its pretty wild , too much if the dirt is real loose .
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ORIGINAL: walkingcarpet900
i would recommend the mamba 5700
great gearing options
great battery options
or the 6800
or if u just want to go all out fast
go with the 8000
then theres always a hacker =)
lol
i would recommend the mamba 5700
great gearing options
great battery options
or the 6800
or if u just want to go all out fast
go with the 8000
then theres always a hacker =)
lol
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Well, it has been a while...i broke my rear shock tower doing a double front flip
and then my littly plastic things on the bottom of the shock that hold the spring on fell off of both front shocks. So then i take it to the skate park and it runs perfect, pulled off a couple flips put of the bowls and did a crazy gap over the pyramid, then landed on a bench and snapped the front shock tower... Oh and i biult a sweet track in my side yard, ill get a vid of it in a week or so....Some more pics, anjoy,
And this is my friends mess of a car, he got it a year ago, stripped a diff, kept drivin and stripped the other one. Then got bored one day and took the whole car apart, a year later tries to find all tha parts and put it back together. By the in the biginning it was like this
and in the end i was worse, he had throttle linkages from a savage cut and used for pins to hold the a-arms on, and wood screws holding the shock towers on....i really thing this guy should not be in this hobby.
and then my littly plastic things on the bottom of the shock that hold the spring on fell off of both front shocks. So then i take it to the skate park and it runs perfect, pulled off a couple flips put of the bowls and did a crazy gap over the pyramid, then landed on a bench and snapped the front shock tower... Oh and i biult a sweet track in my side yard, ill get a vid of it in a week or so....Some more pics, anjoy,
And this is my friends mess of a car, he got it a year ago, stripped a diff, kept drivin and stripped the other one. Then got bored one day and took the whole car apart, a year later tries to find all tha parts and put it back together. By the in the biginning it was like this
and in the end i was worse, he had throttle linkages from a savage cut and used for pins to hold the a-arms on, and wood screws holding the shock towers on....i really thing this guy should not be in this hobby.
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Once you go brushless calvino you will wonder why you didnt do it sooner ! It makes the RC18 a completely different car .
I agree also the 5700-6800 are the best options , I have a 8000Kv motor in mine and its pretty wild , too much if the dirt is real loose .
Once you go brushless calvino you will wonder why you didnt do it sooner ! It makes the RC18 a completely different car .
I agree also the 5700-6800 are the best options , I have a 8000Kv motor in mine and its pretty wild , too much if the dirt is real loose .
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Hi Im very new to the world of brushless and lipos and would like to know, I have some eflite lipo baterries and was wondering if I could use them with a mamba 6800
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Does anyone have a link where to purchase the wing and mount in the picture here?
THANKS!@
Does anyone have a link where to purchase the wing and mount in the picture here?
THANKS!@
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Can anyone reccomend a good tire/wheel combo for onroad driving with the RC18T? Id prefer not to go foam, however I would consider it. Thanks!
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Can anyone reccomend a good tire/wheel combo for onroad driving with the RC18T? Id prefer not to go foam, however I would consider it. Thanks!
Studysession , I wouldnt bother with the AE wing and mount , the DT Vendetta wing and mount are MUCH more durable and pretty easy to mount too the shock tower .....
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[link]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXMUC9&P=7[/link]
are these the wheel adapters? they are kind of pricey.
yesterday i took the whole truck apart and re did both diffs. i bought one diff so i put that in but now im having some heat issues. i think its because i put a little to much lube on them, i dont really care, they should work in. luckily its cold outside so i can got all out and it still wont get warm.
i think im just gonna break down and get a reedy stump puller, how is the top speed? im going to gear it 11/60 with trinity street tires.
are these the wheel adapters? they are kind of pricey.
yesterday i took the whole truck apart and re did both diffs. i bought one diff so i put that in but now im having some heat issues. i think its because i put a little to much lube on them, i dont really care, they should work in. luckily its cold outside so i can got all out and it still wont get warm.
i think im just gonna break down and get a reedy stump puller, how is the top speed? im going to gear it 11/60 with trinity street tires.
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eh, I um, lost my allen wrench for my truck, yeah, I will admit it, I am a slob, but does ANYONE know what size it is, and I MAYBE goin brushless SOOOON
#273
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ORIGINAL: KRO
Just get some 1/10 wheel adapters and use touring car wheels . The Losi Street Meats are ok and grip decent , but I couldnt get them to stay on the wheel . Foam tires and traction compound is the way to go if you really want to stick though .
Just get some 1/10 wheel adapters and use touring car wheels . The Losi Street Meats are ok and grip decent , but I couldnt get them to stay on the wheel . Foam tires and traction compound is the way to go if you really want to stick though .
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Yeah it is 1.5mm. It says so on my craaftsman allen whrench. OMG i love my track, i cant wait till my other two rc friends get their rc18mt's. There will be four of us running on it!! I cant wait!
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Yeah it is 1.5mm. It says so on my craaftsman allen whrench. OMG i love my track, i cant wait till my other two rc friends get their rc18mt's. There will be four of us running on it!! I cant wait!
Yeah it is 1.5mm. It says so on my craaftsman allen whrench. OMG i love my track, i cant wait till my other two rc friends get their rc18mt's. There will be four of us running on it!! I cant wait!