Hyper 7 Two Speed
05-25-2007, 07:47 AM
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Hyper 7 Two Speed
Hi Guys,
I picked up a Hyper 7 used, standard .21 hyper engine on it. The bloke had got the two speed set for it, so took that too. I have fitted the unit with a lot of mods to get the thing to fit including the tank etc.
The problem that I am having is setting the two speed, The car is not changing gear, does anyone know how to set the gears?? It has a similar arrangement to the Savage 2/3 speed with adjustments, but the thing will not change gear. Any Ideas????
Cheers for your help.
Stuart
I picked up a Hyper 7 used, standard .21 hyper engine on it. The bloke had got the two speed set for it, so took that too. I have fitted the unit with a lot of mods to get the thing to fit including the tank etc.
The problem that I am having is setting the two speed, The car is not changing gear, does anyone know how to set the gears?? It has a similar arrangement to the Savage 2/3 speed with adjustments, but the thing will not change gear. Any Ideas????
Cheers for your help.
Stuart
05-25-2007, 01:18 PM
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RE: Hyper 7 Two Speed
Take the 2-speed out and sell it on ebay. A buggy is not a buggy without a centre differential. I'm afraid I can't help you with the problem, as even though I had a Hyper 7, I would never have considered putting a 2 speed in it, therefore I've never even seen the unit.
Centre diffs rule, and the 2 speed does nothing for you I promise. Maybe give you slightly better acceleration, which should always good with a decent torquey engine anyway. Honestly, put the centre diff back in, and if you're looking for more top speed, just gear it up a bit.
Centre diffs rule, and the 2 speed does nothing for you I promise. Maybe give you slightly better acceleration, which should always good with a decent torquey engine anyway. Honestly, put the centre diff back in, and if you're looking for more top speed, just gear it up a bit.
