Official HPI Hellfire Thread
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anyone know if the JConcepts HellFire Illuzion HD body comes clear or prepainted? this is what it says on speedtechnitro:
The Illuzion - Hellfire was designed for the HPI Hellfire racing truggy. The Illuzion body body comes complete and is available in Heavy-Duty thickness polycarbonate. The Illuzion body features a stadium truck style that combines hard edge racing lines with a front hood scoop. The roof of the body has been dramatically wedged or "Illuzionized" for that aggressive look. While the rear of the body has been designed for extra bed durability.
The Illuzion - Hellfire was designed for the HPI Hellfire racing truggy. The Illuzion body body comes complete and is available in Heavy-Duty thickness polycarbonate. The Illuzion body features a stadium truck style that combines hard edge racing lines with a front hood scoop. The roof of the body has been dramatically wedged or "Illuzionized" for that aggressive look. While the rear of the body has been designed for extra bed durability.
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
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I have seen them on e-bay for $500.00, but i was thinking as soon as all the hobbie shop have a change to get one they may come down in price. i have 300 buck set aside for the old v-spec but i'm going to wait until the new one comes out and see were the price is.
I have seen them on e-bay for $500.00, but i was thinking as soon as all the hobbie shop have a change to get one they may come down in price. i have 300 buck set aside for the old v-spec but i'm going to wait until the new one comes out and see were the price is.
the new v-spec will be over $500 and its a factory tuned engine.
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they all come clear.
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anyone know if the JConcepts HellFire Illuzion HD body comes clear or prepainted? this is what it says on speedtechnitro:
The Illuzion - Hellfire was designed for the HPI Hellfire racing truggy. The Illuzion body body comes complete and is available in Heavy-Duty thickness polycarbonate. The Illuzion body features a stadium truck style that combines hard edge racing lines with a front hood scoop. The roof of the body has been dramatically wedged or "Illuzionized" for that aggressive look. While the rear of the body has been designed for extra bed durability.
anyone know if the JConcepts HellFire Illuzion HD body comes clear or prepainted? this is what it says on speedtechnitro:
The Illuzion - Hellfire was designed for the HPI Hellfire racing truggy. The Illuzion body body comes complete and is available in Heavy-Duty thickness polycarbonate. The Illuzion body features a stadium truck style that combines hard edge racing lines with a front hood scoop. The roof of the body has been dramatically wedged or "Illuzionized" for that aggressive look. While the rear of the body has been designed for extra bed durability.
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
cool, thanks.
edit: does anyone have ever used the body from Majestic?
another question, which one is more durable, the Proline or the JConcepts body?
edit: does anyone have ever used the body from Majestic?
another question, which one is more durable, the Proline or the JConcepts body?
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
No the copper colored stuf is what I have heard.... RTV COPPER
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why no silicone and does that include blue rtv
why no silicone and does that include blue rtv
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Just put my order in for one .... I think that I have enough bodies that the Wife will have to let me get an air brush .... hehehe..... (thought that it was a great deal LHS 40$ canadian )...... with a little practice I hope to paint it close to the one on JC's web site.
ORIGINAL: zJatoRad
anyone know if the JConcepts HellFire Illuzion HD body comes clear or prepainted? this is what it says on speedtechnitro:
The Illuzion - Hellfire was designed for the HPI Hellfire racing truggy. The Illuzion body body comes complete and is available in Heavy-Duty thickness polycarbonate. The Illuzion body features a stadium truck style that combines hard edge racing lines with a front hood scoop. The roof of the body has been dramatically wedged or "Illuzionized" for that aggressive look. While the rear of the body has been designed for extra bed durability.
anyone know if the JConcepts HellFire Illuzion HD body comes clear or prepainted? this is what it says on speedtechnitro:
The Illuzion - Hellfire was designed for the HPI Hellfire racing truggy. The Illuzion body body comes complete and is available in Heavy-Duty thickness polycarbonate. The Illuzion body features a stadium truck style that combines hard edge racing lines with a front hood scoop. The roof of the body has been dramatically wedged or "Illuzionized" for that aggressive look. While the rear of the body has been designed for extra bed durability.
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
someone in my area is selling a used (he says 1/2 gallon, including break in) and is "almost new" condition Hellfire rtr for $380.00usd. it has a HI-TEC 645MG servo upgrade, and glo-igniter/battery/charger/futaba radio included. is that a good price? i'm considering it.
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It looks like a good deal, thats what usually they go on ebay for, hopefully he did a good break in on the engine, it's a strong engine i can tell!
I got mine on ebay for 280 bone stock with goodies like glow plug ignitors, chargers, air filter oil and an Airtronics M8 Radio with Receiver!!!, yeah 280 shipped, the guy typed Hell Fire, only me and someone else bidded but I won a the end, i consider my self very lucky.
380 is a good deal IMO. I also have the same servo and it's doing it's job nice.
I got mine on ebay for 280 bone stock with goodies like glow plug ignitors, chargers, air filter oil and an Airtronics M8 Radio with Receiver!!!, yeah 280 shipped, the guy typed Hell Fire, only me and someone else bidded but I won a the end, i consider my self very lucky.
380 is a good deal IMO. I also have the same servo and it's doing it's job nice.
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Sounds Good JagMan, please post a picture when you get it, i'm consider one too! how many bodys do you have? I have the PL Crowd Pleazer II and the stock one.
[quote]ORIGINAL: JagManSS
Just put my order in for one .... I think that I have enough bodies that the Wife will have to let me get an air brush .... hehehe..... (thought that it was a great deal LHS 40$ canadian )...... with a little practice I hope to paint it close to the one on JC's web site.
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[quote]ORIGINAL: JagManSS
Just put my order in for one .... I think that I have enough bodies that the Wife will have to let me get an air brush .... hehehe..... (thought that it was a great deal LHS 40$ canadian )...... with a little practice I hope to paint it close to the one on JC's web site.
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At least talk to the guy and see if, at the very least he thinks that he knows what he is talking about LOL .... and if you like the LQQK of it ( no visable damage) offer him $350 and when you have it in your hot little hands run baby run ........ in my towne that would make it like 1/2 the NIB price. Good Luck!!
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someone in my area is selling a used (he says 1/2 gallon, including break in) and is "almost new" condition Hellfire rtr for $380.00usd. it has a HI-TEC 645MG servo upgrade, and glo-igniter/battery/charger/futaba radio included. is that a good price? i'm considering it.
someone in my area is selling a used (he says 1/2 gallon, including break in) and is "almost new" condition Hellfire rtr for $380.00usd. it has a HI-TEC 645MG servo upgrade, and glo-igniter/battery/charger/futaba radio included. is that a good price? i'm considering it.
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
The Hellfire forum is kinda dead?? what's up guys [X(]
anyway, what do you guys think of these engines: Ofna Hyper .21 8 Port and OS .21 VG
which one would you choose for the hellfire?
anyway, what do you guys think of these engines: Ofna Hyper .21 8 Port and OS .21 VG
which one would you choose for the hellfire?
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Hi. I can't see where anyone has asked this yet. I'm looking to buy a Hellfire, but I can't find anything on the tranny. Is it a 2 speed or a single?
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
has anyone see the new jammin engines?
you can pick up a .28 with a jammin pipe for under 300.00
everyone talks about the o.s. v-spec but what about the vg
someone out there must know!
you can pick up a .28 with a jammin pipe for under 300.00
everyone talks about the o.s. v-spec but what about the vg
someone out there must know!
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
here is some invo on the vg, you can buy this engine for 220
This is the CEO Power Mods modified O.S. .21 VG (P) Off-Road Buggy Engine. Chris O'Donnell from CEO Power Mods takes the time to fully modify these engines for maximum performance and runtime. This engine also has the rear bearing replaced with a Boca read bearing, for maximum performance and durability.
The O.S. .21 VG (P) Off-Road Buggy Engines gives you the best of both worlds...Top-End Speed and Low-End Torque. The O.S. VG buggy engine provides exceptional performance at such a reasonable price. Not only does this engine have monster low end torque, it also has excellent top end when combined with a good tuned pipe like the OS T-2050 or Jammin JP-2. When it comes to low price sport motors, the O.S. .21 VG engine can't be beat!
Note that the cooling head on this engine is designed similar to the cooling head of the O.S. 30 VG. This larger head will run a lot cooler than the older .21 RG cooling head.
Features:
ROAR Legal
Entire engine dissipates heat more quickly.
Needle valve adjusts with a screwdriver-no need to pry up or remove the body.
Needle is set in a strong brass sleeve for durability and reduced air leakage.
Slide Valve throttle setup features ball link to resist turning, while allowing more precise adjustments.
1/4-28 pilot (SG) crankshaft for Centax type clutch
21F slide valve carburetor
Rear exhaust
Specifications:
Displacement: 0.211 cu in (3.46cc)
Bore: 0.654" (16.6mm)
Stroke: 0.63" (16.0mm)
Practical RPM: 3,000 - 36,000 RPM
Power Output: 2.0 ps / 30,000 RPM
Weight: 12.24oz (347g)
This is the CEO Power Mods modified O.S. .21 VG (P) Off-Road Buggy Engine. Chris O'Donnell from CEO Power Mods takes the time to fully modify these engines for maximum performance and runtime. This engine also has the rear bearing replaced with a Boca read bearing, for maximum performance and durability.
The O.S. .21 VG (P) Off-Road Buggy Engines gives you the best of both worlds...Top-End Speed and Low-End Torque. The O.S. VG buggy engine provides exceptional performance at such a reasonable price. Not only does this engine have monster low end torque, it also has excellent top end when combined with a good tuned pipe like the OS T-2050 or Jammin JP-2. When it comes to low price sport motors, the O.S. .21 VG engine can't be beat!
Note that the cooling head on this engine is designed similar to the cooling head of the O.S. 30 VG. This larger head will run a lot cooler than the older .21 RG cooling head.
Features:
ROAR Legal
Entire engine dissipates heat more quickly.
Needle valve adjusts with a screwdriver-no need to pry up or remove the body.
Needle is set in a strong brass sleeve for durability and reduced air leakage.
Slide Valve throttle setup features ball link to resist turning, while allowing more precise adjustments.
1/4-28 pilot (SG) crankshaft for Centax type clutch
21F slide valve carburetor
Rear exhaust
Specifications:
Displacement: 0.211 cu in (3.46cc)
Bore: 0.654" (16.6mm)
Stroke: 0.63" (16.0mm)
Practical RPM: 3,000 - 36,000 RPM
Power Output: 2.0 ps / 30,000 RPM
Weight: 12.24oz (347g)
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
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Hi. I can't see where anyone has asked this yet. I'm looking to buy a Hellfire, but I can't find anything on the tranny. Is it a 2 speed or a single?
Hi. I can't see where anyone has asked this yet. I'm looking to buy a Hellfire, but I can't find anything on the tranny. Is it a 2 speed or a single?
its a single speed
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
like bbmods said, it's single and use differentials.
I Believe the OS .21 VG is 146.99 on amainhobbies, 220 is the retail? Or you talking about the modded one?
I Believe the OS .21 VG is 146.99 on amainhobbies, 220 is the retail? Or you talking about the modded one?
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Hey I got a Question ????? I even have pic's ... I just got the newest Savage X upgrade for the Diff's (aluminum SSX ones ). Now what I was thinking that I could maybe put these in the Hellfire .... it looks by all appearances that it will fit ... Has anyone tried this ???? To me I think that it will work the the exception of the bearing having a different I/D.
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
The o.s. vg mod motor was 220.00
but i'm thinking about going with a new jammin motor
the diff question is a good question to ask hpi support, i normal e-mail them and they get back to me in a couple of days.
but i'm thinking about going with a new jammin motor
the diff question is a good question to ask hpi support, i normal e-mail them and they get back to me in a couple of days.
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Well now I know that it will work as far as fit. Now will it run well is the question ? ... I assembled it and it all lQQKs just great .... little more weight ... so I am not sure if it is worth it .... anyone know what the pos and cons are with this ... I am thinking that it will be around 4 grams over the stock set up ... hope you can make out the pics ok .... any feed back would be great [8D] update: sorry about the pics being so bad ,but I did get a chance to weigh it 8 Grams diffrence ..... so if I was to do all three (not like I would need to do the centre one ) it would total 24 grams [&o] even at two it is 16 grams.... over half an OZ ... Does anyone know what the nova aluminum diffs weigh?? http://www.rcplace.nl/popup_image.php/pID/57
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Need Help, well i have been running my Hellfire for a while now and have only encountered a few problems, majority have been small until now. I had kept it stock for the most part as i was concentrating on another truck. Now i have time to spend on my HF and these are my 2 major issues, the turning on this truck is terrible, i need to reduce the turning circle for track racing as currently a 45 seater bus is smaller. The other issue are the servo's and radio which i now need to uprage as i ahve fired the Steering Servo. i am considering the EX-10 Helio and Spektrum Module system with Hitec servos. any feedback is always appreciated
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Smokey - sounds like you have the RTR HF ..... yes Steering Servo is a must. My buddy put that 333 Ounce Hitec in his Revo ... WOW .... dry steers like lightning, just waiting to hit the track with it. [8D]......... I am not sure what radio that you get with the stock one ... but I have the Spectrum DX3.0 ..... I think that it is a sweet radio ... but I have only been really really into it for the last 1 1/2 ... Over all I have been in it for 17 years ... but just off and on ...
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
I use spektrum DX2 and a Hitec 645mg as steering servo on my RTR HF, they're both good. If you get a better radio and a better servo, always remember to check your End Points.