HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
11-25-2007, 09:06 PM
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HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
I decided to revive my old EMaxx and put in a new Novak HV Maxx 6.5 and a wheelie bar.
If fit in the EMaxx perfect, easy to hook up.
I couldn't be happier.
I wanted something that will:
1. Pull wheelies
2. Be fun to bash
3. Not tear up my truck
4. Good run times
All of the above with mediocre batteries ($25 3300 mah venom cheapies)
So far I am getting everything I wanted!
If fit in the EMaxx perfect, easy to hook up.
I couldn't be happier.
I wanted something that will:
1. Pull wheelies
2. Be fun to bash
3. Not tear up my truck
4. Good run times
All of the above with mediocre batteries ($25 3300 mah venom cheapies)
So far I am getting everything I wanted!
11-25-2007, 09:30 PM
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RE: HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
I just bought a E-Maxx and affter one run decided to try the HV 6.5 and other than the longer run time I am disapionted in the preformance, I was expecting more.
I am now waiting for a pair of 4900 lipo's... I hope the make they differance..
I am now waiting for a pair of 4900 lipo's... I hope the make they differance..
11-25-2007, 10:44 PM
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RE: HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
Yes I really i wish I would have went with the mm.I looked really hard at their systems. [:@]but the local hobby shop WAS selling hv 6.5's[&o]
11-25-2007, 10:49 PM
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RE: HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
I can ride a wheelie for like 30 feet, that is more then enough performance for me.
I am not as concerned about all out power, I don't have the time to wrench on it constantly.
I am not as concerned about all out power, I don't have the time to wrench on it constantly.
11-25-2007, 11:16 PM
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RE: HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
You can wheelie with stock gearrring being 16/66... hmmm with brushless....hhmmm My stock maxx would not wheelie unless I reverse and hit the throtle forward.
maybe it's the stock suspention set up...hmmm I'm not sure but something is wrong.
maybe it's the stock suspention set up...hmmm I'm not sure but something is wrong.
11-28-2007, 12:05 AM
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RE: HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
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You can wheelie with stock gearrring being 16/66... hmmm with brushless....hhmmm My stock maxx would not wheelie unless I reverse and hit the throtle forward.
maybe it's the stock suspention set up...hmmm I'm not sure but something is wrong.
You can wheelie with stock gearrring being 16/66... hmmm with brushless....hhmmm My stock maxx would not wheelie unless I reverse and hit the throtle forward.
maybe it's the stock suspention set up...hmmm I'm not sure but something is wrong.
I have seen vids on youtube of others doing wheelies with the HV Maxx 6.5
If it wouldn't do a wheelie, I would have returned it and told everyone on this site that it sucks.
11-28-2007, 01:12 AM
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RE: HV MAXX 6.5 EMaxx
Well I'm not sure what I'm doing Or rather what I'm not doing... i KNOW VENOMS ARE NOT THAT GOOD but i'd expect the intelects to be better and they woun't wheelie with out reverse.It'll spin the tires like crazy on pavement but not wheelie.
Whats everyone useing for batteries/#cells.
HELP
Whats everyone useing for batteries/#cells.
HELP
