Infraction Wanting to upgrade the motor fan

[basher27]

I’m wanting to upgrade the motor fans on my Krayton and infraction 6S. Would something like this be a good fit for them? They are 35 mm or would a 40 mm fan fit the bolt holes on the stock heat sink?

https://a.co/d/gQu7UDx

 

[332_RC]

35mm only fits the stock heatsink.

 

[Arrma6]

I’m wanting to upgrade the motor fans on my Krayton and infraction 6S. Would something like this be a good fit for them? They are 35 mm or would a 40 mm fan fit the bolt holes on the stock heat sink?

https://a.co/d/gQu7UDx

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You don't put it on the heatsink. Get fan holders for the Rocket fan and remove the heatsink.

 

[332_RC]

A smooth can, like the factory 4074 Spektrum, I'd keep the heatsink. A single 35mm aluminum Rocket fan will bolt right on the factory heatsink & move 2xs as much air.

 

[basher27]

A smooth can, like the factory 4074 Spektrum, I'd keep the heatsink. A single 35mm aluminum Rocket fan will bolt right on the factory heatsink & move 2xs as much air.

I agree that’s what I’m leaning towards

 

[parcou]

I’m wanting to upgrade the motor fans on my Krayton and infraction 6S. Would something like this be a good fit for them? They are 35 mm or would a 40 mm fan fit the bolt holes on the stock heat sink?

https://a.co/d/gQu7UDx

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I'm not sure where you live or how you bash. The Infraction 6S can get HOT when drift bashing, and none of those Rocket or 35mm fans helped me, even though I tried a lot.

I am not recommending this, but Game Changer fans were the only fans that kept low temps while bashing. It is the only rig that has them. They are expensive, but I am just sharing that.

Kraton and other 6S bashers, I have been very pleased with the cooling power from RCP:
https://www.radiocontrolpower.com/p...l-40mm-high-speed-rc-fan-8-volt-plug-and-play

These 40mm fans do me well here in the US Southeast and blow hard. I like ribbed motors and what I use. I do not need a heat sink and blow directly onto the motor.

Best of luck with a solution