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lower the kv the more torque.... higher kv is more rpm
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Thanks.The ride height looks perfect. Well done
Care to share what you've bought?Hot stuff! You made me place an order!
I've seen a 3S made to do over 120mph so it is definitely capable of a good turn of speed with the right set up. Keep us posted on how you get on, ...in here or link me to one of your threads, ...whichever's easiest.Wow! Bummer! I ordered one of those center spools and a spur gear, for just in case I want to convert my Kraton. Right now, I'm playing with a 3S Typhon, Castle 2200kv motor and Mamba 2 ESC on 6S. Got to 70mph out in front of my house, but like you, need to go to a place with more room, to let her wind up.
Thanks Mongoose, ...appreciate that.Loving this build! Very informative!!!
They do look so good set up for road and would definitely make a beautiful shelf queen, ...much more fun driving it though.Don't they look super sexy when they are lowered etc!! Could almost get one and modify the life out of it just to stare at it on the shelf. They are like works of art. Seriously cool thread man ? will definitely keep an eye on this
I can see me having one in the future. Although maybe not a speed runner. I will probably end up with a collection of arrmas as i have my eye on one for my son. Funnily enough the typhon was one of my considerations for him. I was thinking run a smaller pinion on 3s to start with and progress upwards as he learns.They do look so good set up for road and would definitely make a beautiful shelf queen, ...much more fun driving it though.
Everyone should have a Typhon in their collection.
That's a great idea, ...the Typhon would be a great choice for him imho. Very robust, stable at speed, upgrade-able and more importantly a lot of fun.I can see me having one in the future. Although maybe not a speed runner. I will probably end up with a collection of arrmas as i have my eye on one for my son. Funnily enough the typhon was one of my considerations for him. I was thinking run a smaller pinion on 3s to start with and progress upwards as he learns.
My logic being that the cars should withstand the damage rather well at lower speeds with the strength of 1/8 parts and the typhon is still a small vehicle. Seems like a win win and the car could grow with him
This is what I did for my son. I bought him a Kraton so that it can grow with him and started him on 2s and he is working his way up. All of my friends were telling me to get a cheap $100-150 brushed 2wd for now to get him started and I thought, "why so that I can buy a car now and another car later and then never even think of the original car again?" Their response was "what if he doesn't like the hobby." I said, that is why I'm picking the Kraton for him, so that if he doesn't like it, I will now have one.I can see me having one in the future. Although maybe not a speed runner. I will probably end up with a collection of arrmas as i have my eye on one for my son. Funnily enough the typhon was one of my considerations for him. I was thinking run a smaller pinion on 3s to start with and progress upwards as he learns.
My logic being that the cars should withstand the damage rather well at lower speeds with the strength of 1/8 parts and the typhon is still a small vehicle. Seems like a win win and the car could grow with him
Valid point re the pinion although id imagine 3s to take some of the sting out of it but i hadn't considered that. Im not overly concerned though as he's cutting his teeth on one of my mutants at the moment. A latrax (traxxas shock horror lol) teton 1/18th that ive modded over the last 2 years or more which is a little monster and bless his little soul he has actually listened to me about being progressive with throttle control. With a 5800kv motor running 2s with a 54 tooth spur it absolutely flies ?.That's a great idea, ...the Typhon would be a great choice for him imho. Very robust, stable at speed, upgrade-able and more importantly a lot of fun.
If you did get him one I wouldn't go too small on the pinion gear though as it will increase acceleration which may make it a bit difficult for him launching it if he's heavy on the throttle.
I like your thinking. Definitely a plus point if youd have gained a kraton for yourself ?This is what I did for my son. I bought him a Kraton so that it can grow with him and started him on 2s and he is working his way up. All of my friends were telling me to get a cheap $100-150 brushed 2wd for now to get him started and I thought, "why so that I can buy a car now and another car later and then never even think of the original car again?" Their response was "what if he doesn't like the hobby." I said, that is why I'm picking the Kraton for him, so that if he doesn't like it, I will now have one.
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