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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Which cen diffs
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Check this link out for more information
http://www.rcbasher.com/savcendiffs.html |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
i got the cen diff from cen gst
i just took the complete diff and pinion and swapped them over to the hellfire diff casing the cool thing is that the cen dogbone cups fit the hellfire dogbones so i did not even have to open the diff itself. just an easy swap over:D it just needs a little bit of shimming and thats it pictures on page 59 |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Whats the acceleration and top speed difference with the cen diffs compared to stock?
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ooooh i cant answer that one as i was brushless before i did the swap |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Did you notice a difference though since the tooth counts are different?
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just the higher gearing and the lack of diff problems:)
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
sup hellfire owners! long story short haha the cord came out of the pull start!!! it's the stock motor and pull start. after taking it apart the inside looks a little different then the o.s pull starts i'm use to repairing. is there an exploded view of the pull starter or video or come over and help haha i have beer! thanks peace
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
I think there is actually a repair video on the HPI website.
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ORIGINAL: KeithjV I think there is actually a repair video on the HPI website. |
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what are the aluminum washers that go between the diff cup and ring gear for? seen some pictures of a diff on page 55 or 56 with the washers on the diff cup but my hellfire diffs don't have them.
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Those are the shims to make sure the diff and pinion mesh properly
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ORIGINAL: Mr snuggles just the higher gearing and the lack of diff problems:) http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/1503/...eslartkn35.jpg |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
sup guys. got some question. is the k4.6 HO worth fixing or should i go with another engine? got this used hellfire that had lost all compression and was looking into having the sleeve pinched. or even going with a new piston and sleeve. i do plan on racing in the truggy class at my track and i can go as large as a .32 engine. but money is an issue...
also what weight oil are you racers using in you shocks? 20wt comes in the stock shock. there was no oil in them so i added the thickest i had, 70wt. thanks peace |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
It really depends on how much its going to cost to repair it compared to replacing it.
The shock oil is going to hinge on the type of track you race on. A bumpy track would benefit from a slightly lighter oil so it doesnt bounce as much. If the track has a lot of straight runs you can go with a little heavier oil. But its really going to depend on your driving style |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
ORIGINAL: KeithjV It really depends on how much its going to cost to repair it compared to replacing it. The shock oil is going to hinge on the type of track you race on. A bumpy track would benefit from a slightly lighter oil so it doesnt bounce as much. If the track has a lot of straight runs you can go with a little heavier oil. But its really going to depend on your driving style thanks that makes scents about the shock oil. kinda smooth track, some huge jump and rhythm section. |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
So around $80 to rebuild or you can pick up something faster like a Dynamite .28 for about $30 more. ..
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
Get another engine. The k4.6ho isnt worth fixing. For a bit more $ you can find a decent engine that will be better than the k4.6.
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ORIGINAL: stussman Get another engine. The k4.6ho isnt worth fixing. For a bit more $ you can find a decent engine that will be better than the k4.6. |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
The OS or LRP engines are great for a truggy. They have a lot of HP and great RPM's. If you watch ebay you can usually pick one up at a decent price.
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RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
interesting. thanks to all!!!
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I went from the k4.6ho to the lrp 28 to the os28. Each was an upgrade in quality and power. The k4.6ho lasted many gals and i was happy with it. Problems were leaky front bearing, mid range needle falls out and i eventually broke the crank tightening the flywheel nut to much. It did push the HF good though.
The lrp28 is a great engine and better all round than the k4.6. Chews thru the juice though. The os is the top of the line 28 but still can have bearing problems and is expensive, but man it flys! I have an sts 5 port 28 which i havent broken in yet. They are very cheap and make gobs of power but can be of poor quality internally. The are many good mills available for less $ than the k4.6. Let us no how you go. |
RE: Official HPI Hellfire Thread
so the o.s 30vg has three different version. do they share the same mounting position using the hellfire mounts? thanks
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