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Better install a Ford 9 inch.He’s got mountains to move![]()
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Better install a Ford 9 inch.He’s got mountains to move![]()
Get the lowest KV motor you can get and put a tiny pinion on it and you'd prolly be surprised how much it could pull on 3S. That rig would never stand up to 6S, much less 8SI hit wrong option lol
I'd like to put an 8s and do that but I dont have the know how to swap out all the other stuff I'd need to
Thanks @Greywolf74
I just want.something that will pull ridiculous weight lol
After the motor I'll have to swap out driveshafts
Barely stands up to 3s.Get the lowest KV motor you can get and put a tiny pinion on it and you'd prolly be surprised how much it could pull on 3S. That rig would never stand up to 6S, much less 8S![]()
Omygerd!!!!! That's so epic
Need to get a hitch on your sctOmygerd!!!!! That's so epic
I would 1000000% do that
It's in the mail already baby!Need to get a hitch on your sct![]()
I'd say more limping than anything lolGlad its back up and running!
Tho only one i keep seeing is 100+$$ I must be overlooking itHolmes makes some nice brushed ESC's also.
I said nice. Not cheapTho only one i keep seeing is 100+$$ I must be overlooking it
Point taken I just thought I was being silly considering a 120$ esc for a 50$ motorI said nice. Not cheap![]()
Yeah. Hobbywing has some pretty decent brushed ESC's for less money too. Since you want to use it for pulling, I would get something with a lot of amperage capability. No idea what that motor's going to pull when put under a heavy load. Maybe @Greywolf74 can give you some more ideas.Point taken I just thought I was being silly considering a 120$ esc for a 50$ motor
But if this is what I needs then this is what I shall get
Were bot talking about the
https://holmeshobbies.com/speed-controllers/torquemaster-brxl.html
Right?
Yeah I worry about them as well once I have a little time and money I should order sets to have on handYeah. Hobbywing has some pretty decent brushed ESC's for less money too. Since you want to use it for pulling, I would get something with a lot of amperage capability. No idea what that motor's going to pull when put under a heavy load. Maybe @Greywolf74 can give you some more ideas.
You could go brushless too, and go with a decent combo. At $150, you're already in the HW Fusion Pro price range.
I just worry your weak point is going to be your diff gears and those skinny axles if you try to pull too much uphill.
If you're just going to pull things with it then Id probably get a 120A Hobbywing ESC.Yeah. Hobbywing has some pretty decent brushed ESC's for less money too. Since you want to use it for pulling, I would get something with a lot of amperage capability. No idea what that motor's going to pull when put under a heavy load. Maybe @Greywolf74 can give you some more ideas.
You could go brushless too, and go with a decent combo. At $150, you're already in the HW Fusion Pro price range.
I just worry your weak point is going to be your diff gears and those skinny axles if you try to pull too much uphill.
Heck yeah, That will work pretty goodI picked up a motor at the hobby shop today
It's not really the one I want but this factory axial .motor is strait doodie for my purposes
I still plan on grabbing that 55t motor but for now this 45t should be Hella better for now
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