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this is my mates maverick vader brushless we have been modding

first thing we done was ditch the stock motor for a castle big block from the traxxas xo1 this involved drilling the motor mount to accept the bigger bolt size this was a easy mod and very worth while

then came the hpi wheel adapters and tarmac busters only mod needed was again drilling out the centre hole from 8mm to 10mm again a simple job and worth doing as theres not much choice in wheels and tyres plus the stock wheels are not great

then the stock 150a esc packed in so along came a monster toro 200a esc a real bargain found on amazon in the uk for £66 +postage brand new this esc looks great very nice bit of kit 200a with 1000a burst only downside is no bec but again simple job

this job wasn't pleasant the diff's are full of oil/grease of which ive never seem before its like bubble gum and a pain in the rear to clean its like glue the front diff was far to stiff making the car real hard to turn it just wanted to push on instead of turning in,, but after the diff's rebuild and a bit of good old Castrol grease it no spins free well worth doing ive not done the rear yet I want to see how it handles leaving that one stiff

im not a big brushless fan its not the same without the noise or smell of 2 stroke but having said that its advantage is no complaints of noise,,

we've not had chance to run it yet with the new esc setup waiting on a program card but heres some pics for you milk float lovers

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this is my mates maverick vader brushless we have been modding

first thing we done was ditch the stock motor for a castle big block from the traxxas xo1 this involved drilling the motor mount to accept the bigger bolt size this was a easy mod and very worth while

then came the hpi wheel adapters and tarmac busters only mod needed was again drilling out the centre hole from 8mm to 10mm again a simple job and worth doing as theres not much choice in wheels and tyres plus the stock wheels are not great

then the stock 150a esc packed in so along came a monster toro 200a esc a real bargain found on amazon in the uk for £66 +postage brand new this esc looks great very nice bit of kit 200a with 1000a burst only downside is no bec but again simple job

this job wasn't pleasant the diff's are full of oil/grease of which ive never seem before its like bubble gum and a pain in the rear to clean its like glue the front diff was far to stiff making the car real hard to turn it just wanted to push on instead of turning in,, but after the diff's rebuild and a bit of good old Castrol grease it no spins free well worth doing ive not done the rear yet I want to see how it handles leaving that one stiff

im not a big brushless fan its not the same without the noise or smell of 2 stroke but having said that its advantage is no complaints of noise,,

we've not had chance to run it yet with the new esc setup waiting on a program card but heres some pics for you milk float lovers

100_1328_zpsef717f4c.webp
100_1327_zps48d0afe9.webp
100_1326_zps0b925ba9.webp
100_1325_zps32e9fb3e.webp
100_1322_zps5c48dc2b.webp
100_1316_zpsfdc50018.webp

I've a 1717 1650 kV powered through an XL2 on 6S LiPo using twin Nanotech 3S 5Ah 65-130C in series in my Raminator now. Goes great despite weighing nearly 10 kg!!
Good motor.

Al.
 
yeah its a great motor a real power house read some topics on the motor and its @7-8hp which is amazing, i cant wait for a go just need a big space its still running the crappy steering servo but not for long i think were going to shoe horn a jumbo savos in
 
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