Is anyone running one of these

[jeepfreak1972]

I didn't know that about big bores not having a fan like zenoha
That's a pretty good idea, safer that way at least the drive train & diffs should handle the power

Thats the other thing. Breakage. Id prefer to get as long of usage from gears and shafts as I can. As long as the car has enough power to entertain me, I'm happy.

 

[MCD dood]

Thats the other thing. Breakage. Id prefer to get as long of usage from gears and shafts as I can. As long as the car has enough power to entertain me, I'm happy.

You are certainly correct there
Plus 34 to 35cc is still track friendly

 

[Dirty30J]

That looks intense, I can’t wait for the running video

 

[MCD dood]

That won't be happening till the end of the year, just looking into things at the moment, seeing what feedback I receive
Have watched a u-tube vid of a rr5 doing a 107mph, that's crazy
There's even a bigger one it's 40kw, that would leave any big bore for dead

I've built several brushless mcd. One w5 used a mgm/lehner combo. I made CF mounts for the esc and a larger battery tray than stock because it is quite small. Definitely is more difficult than it could be due to how the mgm esc mount up. Here's pics of a RR5 and a W5 that I did fairly recently.

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Did you have any trouble with the diffs and drive shafts on the MCD, did they cope with the tourqe & the power

 

[Dirty30J]

Well I’ll be tuned in until then

 

[MCD dood]

Rodger rodger

 

[Moirae]

I don't have the same electronics but for what it's worth I run 12s and haven't had to service a thing yet besides center diff screws backing out on my rr5 center diff. Mcd drivetrain seems really good. For comparison, the center driveshaft on my rovan f5 wears down fast

 

[MCD dood]

Awesome buddy, thankyou very much for the feedback, I do know that MCD diffs can handle big boar power, I have a look at the video when I get home from work
That MGM motor and ESC combo can handle 15s