Licklobster
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They use factory sized bolts.
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. I wonder if the material is better at holding down the bolts? What set up are you using? Tires, ESC and motor?They use factory sized bolts.
39/39 Max5/800kv Hobbywing and trenchers. 500k/2plugs+20mil/100k. I wonder if the material is better at holding down the bolts? What set up are you using? Tires, ESC and motor?
Run #5 was done at 100% power and punch control at 100%. I might run my rig today again and then check the diffs (at least the front and rear diffs).
Yeah I think that the HW system is better suited for those Arrma rigs honestly. Also, for some reason, my X-Maxx with the Max 5 and 1100kv 5687 motor feels so much more responsive than the XLX2 and 1100kv motor on my Arrma rigs. I think it has to do with the extra weight of the Arrma rigs. Or maybe the powerhobby batteries are not good enough for the XLX2. But the Xmaxx uses the same batteries no problem. How long have you been running your rig?39/39 Max5/800kv Hobbywing and trenchers. 500k/2plugs+20mil/100k
When I run the PW batteries on the XLX2, it seems to hesitate, but I just remember that the wires on the motor have to be resoldered. That's probably my problem. I'll have my friend do it for me because my soldering iron is way too weak for that. I did try out the Max 5 with the 1100kv big motor from Castle, with 35/47 gearing (or 30/39 gearing), but the Max 5 hit thermal within 5 minutes. The XLX2 has never hit thermal with the same gearing, but the bullets came unsoldered from the board after a few months, so that's why I run 30/47 gearing now. I just wanted to throw that out thereA while. I use the PH batteries too, they seem fine. The 56113 motor is a lot more motor then the 5687.
Source some titanium screws? If you have to stay with what you have that might make a diff. See what I did there?No. I think that I'm going to go with brake cleaner again. I've also tried that too. But I have to keep trying. I'm also going to reduce the power and punch on the XLX2. That should help. TBH, I don't need 12HP. What I need is long term durability and reliability.
Well I have a whole bunch of them just laying around. And I can't buy anything right now since I don't have money. So I have to roll with what I got. Last time I only replaced it the sun gear on one of my Arrma diffs with the same issue and It was OK. How long have you been driving your rig?
I'll see. Thanks for the suggestion. I didn't think about that right there.Source some titanium screws? If you have to stay with what you have that might make a diff. See what I did there?
I was able to find 3x16mm titanium bolts, but the Arrma bolts are 3.5x16mm. I'm assuming that the extra 0.5mm on the Arrma bolt makes a difference, so I don't think that the 3x16mm bolts that I found was would be too small in width? :Source some titanium screws? If you have to stay with what you have that might make a diff. See what I did there?
Honestly I wouldn’t expect much for $5…
Crazy thing is I run these motors in my 6s Arrma and have zero problemsHonestly I wouldn’t expect much for $5…
These big fat motors put out an immense amount of torque.
56/113’sCrazy thing is I run these motors in my 6s Arrma and have zero problems
56102 or 5692 typically but I did toss that castle 2028 in my stretched typhon for some fun My Talion XL has a 5692 for example and thats the same size motor in my outcast 8s.56/113’s
Well, the 6s is half the weight.Crazy thing is I run these motors in my 6s Arrma and have zero problems
True, I'd assume the 8s diffs are stronger though.Well, the 6s is half the weight.
They look like the GPM ones. I had the same issue. Bolts backing out. And the bolts are even smaller and shorter than the stock Arrma ones.https://www.ebay.com/itm/255148766217
Hmm I wonder how these perform. Has the keyed design.
Thanks for sharing the link and info on the HR case, I prefer the designs that only open on one side.
It's the weight.Yeah I think that the HW system is better suited for those Arrma rigs honestly. Also, for some reason, my X-Maxx with the Max 5 and 1100kv 5687 motor feels so much more responsive than the XLX2 and 1100kv motor on my Arrma rigs. I think it has to do with the extra weight of the Arrma rigs. Or maybe the powerhobby batteries are not good enough for the XLX2. But the Xmaxx uses the same batteries no problem. How long have you been running your rig?
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