skate5290

hey guys, i own a stock evader right now and i am running a monster horspower stock w/ the stock sprint esc. IN the next couple of months i might opt to get a more powerful motor and esc. I have seen lehner packages at fine design for around 230, and the novak system, but for all these, i risk stripping hte transmission. My question is, how fast of a motor can my stock car handle without any tranny upgrades, (i know i will need an aftermarket esc)???

thanks,
skate

kostaktinos_mt

depends on how you drive, and how you adjust the slipper clutch as well. as a generic estimate, anything more than 150watts [12x brushed] could cause transmission problems with your evader if the slipper isn`t significantly loose.

skate5290

well, i am thinking about picking up either a lehner 4200 or 5300 paired with a warrior esc. HAve any of u guys tried this set-up in an
evader. 4200 or 5300? they are same price but which one? also wat mods should be done to the tranny so it can handle this power, and what batts would run on this set-up? i know these are alot of questions but i am not terribly experinced in electric, and i just want some input from u guys?

could someone also send me a link to a tutorial on how to take apart my tranny, and make it stronger?

thanks

kostaktinos_mt

you will need the alloy idler gear 100%. a good investment would be the metal diff gear for the b2 but it is could be tricky to find this.
the 5300 will be faster. anything less than gp3300 will not allow a BL setup to provide 100% of its performance. i would recommend ib3800s. to dissmantle the transmission and re-assemble it is a relatively easy task. as long as you take your time to do it for the first time, you will not need any special tutorial.

skate5290

alright, thanks for hte advice.

skate5290

one more question, i have heard people complain about cogging with the lehner, does this mean i should run a receiver pack even tough warrior has bec? also what exactly is cogging, i really want good torque, so if cogging prevents torque could someone alert me of this.

thanks

studysession

The cogging could be quality of batteries - battery wires - connection or many other things. So do not go by what others say or claim like that.

I use a warrior 9918 ESC with many different Lehner and Hacker motors and have zero cogging.

raz54

The "cogging" is some thing all brush less motors do at very low rpms. Once you get the rpms up just a little it stops and runs smooth.

Flyojumper

Correction:
The "cogging" is some thing all SENSORLESS brush less motors do at very low rpms. Once you get the rpms up just a little it stops and runs smooth.

Sensored brushless motors don't have this problem.

skate5290

how low rpms are we talking about, i want to still be able to pop wheelies and accelerate fast from a stand still??

raz54

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Correction:
The "cogging" is some thing all SENSORLESS brush less motors do at very low rpms. Once you get the rpms up just a little it stops and runs smooth.

Sensored brushless motors don't have this problem.
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Yep, you're right. I didn't think about those cause it seems most people go for the sensorless.



skate5290 You will be more than able to pop wheelies with the right motor. I pop wheelies with my photon speed so I KNOW a bl motor will do it. You'll probably need to make wheelie bars for it (lol).

skate5290

what gearing are u running on that photon?

raz54

Just the stock pro gearing and a GP3700-7 cell

skate5290

this might be a dumb question, but how do you guys get 7 cellls in hte evader? the battery bar won't hold it down in place...

CustomTamiyas4Life

My Feedback: (34)

You need a seven cell FLAT not hump pack and or use velcro.

skate5290

the flat would be too long, lol, could someone post a few pics of their evader w/ a 7 celll pacck, so i can see, how it set in place?

CustomTamiyas4Life

My Feedback: (34)

I own an evader, it's not too long. You have to remove the foam to make the flat fit. It is impossible to put a seven cell hump with the stock strap. You MUST you velcro for a hump pack.

Grimdeath

I have this pack in my evader right now; all I did was remove the foam and it fits right in:

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXCLL9&P=0

As you can see, 6 of the 7 cells are coupled together, with a single cell perpendicular at the end.