HPI Sprint 2 drift Setup????
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All the usual discount places that I have found usually sells for only a few bucks cheaper after shipping than your local hobby store. I found a place out of China that sells prepainted ones for $8 but shipping was $14 but thats still really cheap for a painted shell.
[link=http://www.r2hobbies.com/products.php?cat=155]R2hobbies[/link]
[link=http://www.r2hobbies.com/products.php?cat=155]R2hobbies[/link]
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Rear belt: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXDHU7&P=ML
Front belt: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXDHU6&P=ML
RcPlanet.com Cheaper
Rear:
http://www.rcplanet.com/HPI_Urethane...p/hpi87007.htm
Front:
http://www.rcplanet.com/HPI_Sprint_R...p/hpi87006.htm
Front belt: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXDHU6&P=ML
RcPlanet.com Cheaper
Rear:
http://www.rcplanet.com/HPI_Urethane...p/hpi87007.htm
Front:
http://www.rcplanet.com/HPI_Sprint_R...p/hpi87006.htm
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If you do a search on yahoo or google on nimh battery tutorials, I'm sure you'll find something. Most likely, you'll be redirected to a youtube video on it.
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Well i actually don't really need to know how to build them my friend is an electrician and can solder all the leads and what not and figure all that out i just need to know what type of battery cell i need
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Check out [link=http://www.batteryspace.com]batteryspace[/link] they have many sub C size in different MAH. You can buy them individually so you can solder them yourself....
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Just wanted to let you guys know, if your looking for a cheap replacement motor that is rebuildable, look at the Venom Fireball. I got mine yesterday and it works awsome. More than enough power for drifting. It's the 15x2 and I got it on Ebay for $19 shipped.
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Hi everyone!!!
i baught a hpi sprint 2 drift rtr a couple of months ago and i just can't seem to get the motor to fit properly???
every time i play the belts seems to be heating or something i lost power and then the belts seem to be useless???
any ideas of what i should do???
i baught a hpi sprint 2 drift rtr a couple of months ago and i just can't seem to get the motor to fit properly???
every time i play the belts seems to be heating or something i lost power and then the belts seem to be useless???
any ideas of what i should do???
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<hr size="1" style="color: rgb(222, 220, 215); background-color: rgb(222, 220, 215);" /><! / icon and title > <! message > <! BEGIN TEMPLATE: ad_showthread_firstpost_start > <! END TEMPLATE: ad_showthread_firstpost_start > <! google_ad_section_start >Anyone have luck with a specific Brushless setup? What about the Flux setup from HPI?
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ORIGINAL: joeyhatch11
Just wanted to let you guys know, if your looking for a cheap replacement motor that is rebuildable, look at the Venom Fireball. I got mine yesterday and it works awsome. More than enough power for drifting. It's the 15x2 and I got it on Ebay for $19 shipped.
Just wanted to let you guys know, if your looking for a cheap replacement motor that is rebuildable, look at the Venom Fireball. I got mine yesterday and it works awsome. More than enough power for drifting. It's the 15x2 and I got it on Ebay for $19 shipped.
The Best motors for a reasonable price I have found have been the Tamiya TZ and the Team Orion Method R Series.. the Team Orion Method series are good, but there not tuneable like the method R's...
a Tamiya RZ motor is also good for drifting but I have found they tend to be more for high speed broad slides, then the tight and technical slides I usually go for..
I use the RZ motor in my Sprint 2 ( Yes I know its sacrilegious running a Tamiya Motor in a HPI Chassis but the formula works well ) on stock gearing and open diffs...
Its a blast to slide.. No need to spend oodles of money on a brushless system..
ORIGINAL: sanshu
Hi everyone!!!
i baught a hpi sprint 2 drift rtr a couple of months ago and i just can't seem to get the motor to fit properly???
every time i play the belts seems to be heating or something i lost power and then the belts seem to be useless???
any ideas of what i should do???
Hi everyone!!!
i baught a hpi sprint 2 drift rtr a couple of months ago and i just can't seem to get the motor to fit properly???
every time i play the belts seems to be heating or something i lost power and then the belts seem to be useless???
any ideas of what i should do???
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sorry no can do!!!
I actually took the motor out and put it in my yokomo...
but do you have any idea of what could it be???
It was a gt-3 19t motor that i had in it and it was stock all the way...
I heard that i can oversteer with the sprint 2 drift so i wanted to be sure that is going to work properly first!!!
can you help???
I actually took the motor out and put it in my yokomo...
but do you have any idea of what could it be???
It was a gt-3 19t motor that i had in it and it was stock all the way...
I heard that i can oversteer with the sprint 2 drift so i wanted to be sure that is going to work properly first!!!
can you help???




