Kraton Can a S6 V5 do wheelies on S4’s?

[no1zeppelinfan]

Being a newbie, bound to ask silly questions Here’s question number 1567899 lol, Can you get a S6 V5 on 4s lipos to do wheelies from the rtr model with no upgrades?

 

[leroychurchill]

Do you mean 6s?? If you are running on 4s turning your punch up to 9 would likely allow it to wheelie.

 

[GraniteFox]

Might need some thicker oil in the center diff. 500k really helped in my Noto.

 

[no1zeppelinfan]

Do you mean 6s?? If you are running on 4s turning your punch up to 9 would likely allow it to wheelie.

Yeah sorry, A Kraton V5 running 4s Lipo’s. What doo you mean turn the punch up, what’s the punch?

 

[Gctacker]

Punch controls how much throttle the esc can use from a dead start. On stock hardware lower punch means less of the throttle is recognized at a take off from a stop. You can change the programming on the esc to allow full throttle from a stop by setting punch to 9. page 13 of the manual tells you how to edit programming on the esc.

Alternatively you can get the Spektrum smart ESC programming box to make changes and update firmware in a more user friendly manner. Its part number is: SPMXCA200

 

[Jordan10R]

Being a newbie, bound to ask silly questions Here’s question number 1567899 lol, Can you get a S6 V5 on 4s lipos to do wheelies from the rtr model with no upgrades?

Does a bear poop in the woods?

 

[no1zeppelinfan]

Punch controls how much throttle the esc can use from a dead start. On stock hardware lower punch means less of the throttle is recognized at a take off from a stop. You can change the programming on the esc to allow full throttle from a stop by setting punch to 9. page 13 of the manual tells you how to edit programming on the esc.

Alternatively you can get the Spektrum smart ESC programming box to make changes and update firmware in a more user friendly manner. Its part number is: SPMXCA200

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That's brilliant, thanks mate

 

[Warby]

Yes. But if your planning on doing lots of wheelies you may want to put thicker oil in the centre diff of it will eventually overheat and damage.

 

[no1zeppelinfan]

Yes. But if your planning on doing lots of wheelies you may want to put thicker oil in the centre diff of it will eventually overheat and damage.

Nah not really. Just wondered why mine doesn't have that ooomph from the box on 4s. Got a wheelie bar as well to protect the back. Slowly upgrading. Only had the car 2 weeks, so in the next few weeks will hopefully have the confidence to check the diff oils and change them. Bought various strengths oil already lol. Thanks

 

[AIan]

On 6s it won’t want to stay down lol

 

[no1zeppelinfan]

pmsl I've gathered that by some threads I've read

 

[dirt]

My Kraton is a wheelie monster on 6s. Factory punch setting. Beast of an RC....,