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Hello all, Newbie with a question. I ordered a EMXT-1 and was wondering what upgrades are available for it ? And has anyone ever raced these at the track and how did you do compared to the more expensive trucks.
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brushless:
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I would keep it plastic mostly, aluminum is more for the bling factor in my opinion, if you break plastic its cheap, if you bend or break aluminum, your looking at a few $ to replace.
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I would keep it plastic mostly, aluminum is more for the bling factor in my opinion, if you break plastic its cheap, if you bend or break aluminum, your looking at a few $ to replace.
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Thanks for the info. Well while I am asking questions I am wondering how this truck compares to the Duratrax EtX RTR? Is it about the same or better in your opinion.
Pretty cool to have the owner of a company answering my questions. Thanks again and sorry about all the questions just new to everything.
Pretty cool to have the owner of a company answering my questions. Thanks again and sorry about all the questions just new to everything.
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Its cool bro, I dont mind helping out when i can, I enjoy it, love the hobby. You have me stumped on that question, I dont own one duratrax so i dont know to be honest. I have every other brand but that, lol....
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Well I have had this truck a little over a month and I would like some suggestions on a brushed motor to put in it. I have done nothing to it but clean so it is bone stock. I am not interested in a brushless system, yet anyways. Also I plan on servicing the diffs so does anyone have some suggestions as to what grease if any to use.
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without changing the esc, i wouldnt go lower than a 19turn. Diffs you can use either teflon grease or they make diff grease. Why not just fill with diff oil? Just put a little sealer on the diff cover before you put it back together.
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Well I was thinking about that (diff oil) I used some 3000 wt diff oil in my evader and it worked great. I just wanted to see what you guys might recommend.
19t, What is the stock motor? I know from little experience that a ball bearing motor make a ton of diffrence.
19t, What is the stock motor? I know from little experience that a ball bearing motor make a ton of diffrence.
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the stock is a 27 turn, stock engines are 27 turn. The lower the number the more drain on the system but more power. Most decent engines are ball bearing not bushing.
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Hmm, I didnt know that. I had some of those springs laying around and popped them in and they worked great. Will do till I get some cv axles for it.
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Well I couldnt resist. I had a venom fireball 17t and stuck it in while I was putting everything back together. It ran great and alot cooler but after about 10min I turned it off. Came back to it and now it wont run ? I put direct voltage to motor and it works. I can see the red lamp in the esc come on while using throttle. I dont here the hum of the esc now though. Steering works fine. I believe the esc took a dump. Any suggestions out there?
Funny thing is I just did a little (I like the esc) review on the esc and now it dies lol. Ironic I suppose
Funny thing is I just did a little (I like the esc) review on the esc and now it dies lol. Ironic I suppose
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if you dont want to go brushless get the traxxass 12t speed control out of the slash. those things work great with that motor you have. the himoto brushless system works awesomely though. just gear it a little higher on youre pinion and hold onto youre pants.
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Thanks pede187
So going up in teeth would help on speed and heat ? Using a 17t motor .
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So going up in teeth would help on speed and heat ? Using a 17t motor .
Down on the pinion........less heat, les speed, more torque
Up on the spur.........Less heat, less speed, more torque
Down on the spur.....More heat, more speed, less torque
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So do you know what t pinion it has ? I will just have to play around with it and see.
Thanks again.
So do you know what t pinion it has ? I will just have to play around with it and see.
Thanks again.