RR10 for hill climbing

[Jboucher]

You need a sensored brushless esc to use the sensors from the motor.

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[Voodoobrew]

That steel cage weight up high is not good for steep climbing. I don't know why everyone puts the dual shocks in the rear seems like its more for looks, but im into rock crawling and use the stock shocks with no issues other then the springs are a bit stiff for my liking. I would swap out the bomber tranny for a wraith tranny and do a tummy tuck then lower the body down myself. for a motor I would buy a castle mamba combo or maybe the new hobbywing brushless combo.

[Jboucher]

The new hobbywing combo is for super slow crawlers, not wheel speed.

And it's the same price as a tried and true Mamba X combo

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[Belvis]

Originally Posted by Jboucher

You need a sensored brushless esc to use the sensors from the motor.

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yes yes I know ... what I wanted to say is that for the use that I would make the sensors I think they would be useless ...

[Belvis]

Originally Posted by Jboucher

The new hobbywing combo is for super slow crawlers, not wheel speed.

And it's the same price as a tried and true Mamba X combo

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I agree with you ... seems to be a good product (I'm already considering the purchase for another model), but for all other vehicles and types of use (rock crawler and extreme scaler) ...

[Belvis]

at the end after a lot of research I arrived at these changes as a first step:
- Vanquish: Stage One (VPS06509)
- Vanquish AR60 axle servo mount (VPS07970)
- SSD hd diff cover (SSD00063)
- Hot Racing Torsion Sway Bar Set (RRT331X01)
- Hot racing underdrive Hd Spiral Bevel Gear Set (SWRA9433) or Axial (AX30402) or Incision (IRC00284)
- MIP SuperShafty Exclusive Driveshafts
- Motor mount Incision
- metal rims
- ESC Castle Creations Sidewinder 4
- motor Holmes Hobbies TrailMaster Pro BL 3300KV
- Hitec 7955TG servo
- BEC Castle Creations 10 amps (already purchased)
- Turnigy Bolt 3S batteries 1000mAH 65C
but I need more advice ... who produces slipper eliminator and/or complete HD transmissions for RR10? (case and gear)
what do you recommend me as metal rims? (I need them to be as light as possible but at the same time resistant)

[durok]

To build a "Bombproof" transmission for the Axial RR10 - here's a parts list:

Hot Racing Steel High Speed Transmission Gear Set - Axial Yeti
Hot Racing Steel Transfer Case (T-Case) Gear Set - Axial Yeti
Hot Racing Aluminum Transfer Case Yeti
Hot Racing Aluminum Transfer Case - Axial Bomber
Robinson Racing Gen3 Slipper Unit 32P 64T Spur w/Ridged Hub Yeti

And for wheels, there are many choices - too many to list.

I'm still somewhat concerned with the choice of a sensored motor and an sensorless ESC that you have there...

[Belvis]

thanks Durok, would you like to give me the codes or links of the various components? (so as not to be wrong...) regarding slipper many people advise me to eliminate this directly... I know that the choices for the rims are endless, rather I will try to list those that could interest me and tell me what you think... with regard to that ESC I wanted to take it because I'm curious to try it in case you see that it's not good I will replace with a Mamba X that I already have at home...

[durok]

Since you are buying from Italy, I am not certain what vendor you are buying from.

The Robinson Racing Gen3 Slipper Unit is not like normal units, it's nearly indestructible and many people just tighten it all the way down.

You should use a Robinson Racing "Absolute" hardened steel pinion gear with it.

"Robinson Racing #1564 - Axial YETI GEN3 Slipper Unit - 32 pitch 64T Blackened Hardened Steel Spur, aluminum backplate, slipper pad, steel hub, bearing, washers, decals and instructions included."

I will post photographs of my Hot Racing parts including the part numbers below:

[Voodoobrew]

I don't know about durability but Moto's bomber tranny most the moter forward and down where you want it. Moto's bomber
I coulden't stand the bombers stock tranny as it puts the motor weight up too high, swapping it out for a wraith tranny is the way to go IMO. easy i hear with the dmg adapter plate. I think people make skids that take care of this for you too.

[Belvis]

thanks to the advice Durok, some / many components I think I will have to buy them directly in the United States (first I understand well what to buy and then I hear to my merchants to know if they can find the pieces otherwise buy online directly in the States ...) so let's say that to make the transmission indestructible I need in addition to the components that you listed:
- MIP SuperShafty Exclusive Driveshafts
- Incision Yeti / RR10 Motor Cam (IRC00150)
- Incision Yeti / RR10 Motor Plate (IRC00151)
quite right?
are these 2 pieces necessary?
- Hot Racing Axial RR10 Bomber Aluminum Gear Box Cover (YET32M01)
- Hot Racing Axial RR10 Bomber Aluminum Gear Box Cover (YET32X01)
alternatively I would have found these transmissions always online .... someone knows them? Can you tell me the differences between the 3?
https://it.aliexpress.com/store/prod...69ad54c1E2aqXM
https://it.aliexpress.com/store/prod...69ad54c1IralaZ
https://it.aliexpress.com/store/prod...69ad54c1cTa5aJ

[mikemcE]

If you want a dependable trans , check out the SuperShafty motor plate. None stronger and has 4 mounts


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[Belvis]

Originally Posted by mikemcE

If you want a dependable trans , check out the SuperShafty motor plate. None stronger and has 4 mounts


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the problem is that Supershafty make it only for Wraith and SCX ... it's not for Bomber / Yeti...

[Jboucher]

Originally Posted by Belvis

the problem is that Supershafty make it only for Wraith and SCX ... it's not for Bomber / Yeti...

Yeah but the wraith trans can be used in the bomber.
Just need to modify the interior and get a custom skid plate or adapter.

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[durok]

Originally Posted by Belvis

thanks to the advice Durok, some / many components I think I will have to buy them directly in the United States (first I understand well what to buy and then I hear to my merchants to know if they can find the pieces otherwise buy online directly in the States ...) so let's say that to make the transmission indestructible I need in addition to the components that you listed:
- MIP SuperShafty Exclusive Driveshafts
- Incision Yeti / RR10 Motor Cam (IRC00150)
- Incision Yeti / RR10 Motor Plate (IRC00151)
quite right?
are these 2 pieces necessary?
- Hot Racing Axial RR10 Bomber Aluminum Gear Box Cover (YET32M01)
- Hot Racing Axial RR10 Bomber Aluminum Gear Box Cover (YET32X01)
alternatively I would have found these transmissions always online .... someone knows them? Can you tell me the differences between the 3?
https://it.aliexpress.com/store/prod...69ad54c1E2aqXM
https://it.aliexpress.com/store/prod...69ad54c1IralaZ
https://it.aliexpress.com/store/prod...69ad54c1cTa5aJ

I am using the other 2 Hot Racing parts you listed for my build - YET32M01 & YET32X01 - but you may use the original plastic parts as they are not important for strength reasons. I am also using the MIP driveshaft kit from SuperShafty. Instead of the Incision Motor Cam & Plate I am using Hot Racing parts as well - YET1806 & YET38A01.

My build with all these parts is just one of 2 Bombers I am preparing to assemble. I started with a Bomber kit 2 years ago, and after buying many aftermarket parts I realized I was close to having enough parts to build a second one, so I went ahead and bought the remaining parts to allow myself to do so.

One will be mostly using stock Axial parts and the Xtreme Racing carbon-fiber Bomber chassis rail kit and a Lexan body, and the other uses SSD axle housings and many Hot Racing parts.

I've never seen those complete transmissions from AliExpress before, they may be from GPM - As I'm unsure who makes them i would not buy them.

[Belvis]

now I'm even more undecided... doing a little 'calculations in my pocket I saw that the complete Hot Racing transmission including MIP drives would cost me $ 383.61 (with motor mount Incision the cost is $ 376.79)... while the complete transmission for Wraith of Supershafty with 6mm outputs would cost me $ 368.61, so the price is very similar (the one with 5mm outputs would cost me much less)... for the skid in both cases I would like to change it (Xtraspeed in the case of Hot Racing transmission or Circle City in the case of Supershafty transmission). For the use that I will do I need a transmission that is practically indestructible (most of the solicitations in this type of races have their own on the transmission...), and at the same time that it is heavy because by regulation the minimum weight of vehicles is 8lbs (perhaps the limit will be lowered to 7lbs in 2019, but it is still not safe...) and the secret to have a competitive means is to have non-suspended masses light and have more weight in the lower part of the suspended masses (therefore skid and transmission ..). As for the interior I will still be obliged to change / redo them because with those printed in lexan you lose points... between the Hot Racing or the 2 of Supershafty which would be the best choice considering the one written above?

[mikemcE]

SuperShafty all the way, the beefy top shaft, RR slipper and the 6mm outputs make it a one time purchase


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[Belvis]

I ask you again for advice, this time for the rims ...
at the moment I'm evaluating these:
https://store.rc4wd.com/Rocker-22-Li...ls_p_4257.html
2.2" Champion Wheels (Black/Silver)
https://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/gea1034.htm
2.2'' SLW Complete Discount Bundler
(Rock Cutter, Gridlock Black, Cap Screws, which SLW hubs to have roughly the same stock width?)
I need, for a better set-up that the rims are light, but also very resistant, considering that the obstacles will be faced in speed ...
what do you think would be the best? If you have other rims to advise me that could do for me, they are more than accepted... thanks for the help...

[durok]

SSD wheels are the best for a budget, they are no worse in any way than the more expensive wheels

However, I do really like my set of GearHead RC wheels, mine are of the EZ-Loc series and are wide, light, strong, and very easy to assemble - you can get them in all-aluminum or part Delrin:

https://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/gea1033.htm

You can flip the included hubs to change the offset as needed, a useful feature.

LockedUp RC are very nice, but require more screws than the GearHeads and are the most expensive listed - I have a set in 1.9" and they cost me an arm and a leg!

I'm not really a fan of those RC4WD Rocker wheels, but they are probably the lightest of all you have listed.

I have an aluminum set of RC4WD 1.7" wheels that are just fine.

My recommendation is a set of GearHead EZ-Locs, they come in various styles.

[mikemcE]

Originally Posted by durok

SSD wheels are the best for a budget, they are no worse in any way than the more expensive wheels



However, I do really like my set of GearHead RC wheels, mine are of the EZ-Loc series and are wide, light, strong, and very easy to assemble - you can get them in all-aluminum or part Delrin:



https://www.rpphobby.com/product_p/gea1033.htm



You can flip the included hubs to change the offset as needed, a useful feature.



LockedUp RC are very nice, but require more screws than the GearHeads and are the most expensive listed - I have a set in 1.9" and they cost me an arm and a leg!



I'm not really a fan of those RC4WD Rocker wheels, but they are probably the lightest of all you have listed.



I have an aluminum set of RC4WD 1.7" wheels that are just fine.



My recommendation is a set of GearHead EZ-Locs, they come in various styles.

I run both SSD and GearHead wheels in 2.2 flavor. Both are great looking, stay together , and hold the tires. Between Super Swampers TSXL and Hyrax no issues.


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