Dewalt powered XL 5 Attachment(s) Since I couldn't afford a sensored brushless system I went this route instead. I wanted to slow it down for going out through wood's here in Alaska. I have the 14.4v dewalt motor from Kershaw designs I made my own motor mount. I started with the stock gearing but the motor got hot after a 16min run you couldn't even touch it but the ESC was cold I thought it was overgeared but it ended up being undergeared. That's when found the traxxas summit's tranny ratio and xls tranny ratio are so close together, so I set it up like a summit tranny with a dewalt motor 17p x 68s . I did another 16min test run and you could hold your hand on the motor now, so with some cooling fans there shouldn't be any heat issues. Here's some pic's. |
Re: Dewalt powered XL lol I was thinking about this for my fully independent high clearance 4 wheel steer build !! I'm so glad you did it !!! THANKS kuz I'm in the same boat $ ive dropped 700$ in aftermarket parts...I love the body ... nice job Jeremy "thumbsup" also check out my high clearance build ... it will help ya out with serious clearance https://youtu.be/2WXDwf8VVsw |
Re: Dewalt powered XL Impressive!! Are you happy with the speed and torque? |
Re: Dewalt powered XL any videos ? Is that a glitch buster wired in to your esc? are you running 4s? any pictures of the motor plate? god I'm annoying lol :shock: thanks for the post !! |
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Re: Dewalt powered XL Redsawacs my truck is 15.4 pounds and the motor move's it really good and the torque is just like everyone says it is, I tried to hold on to the motor in my hand and it twist's right out when you gas it. I'm happy with the setup. BarHaborBasher sorry no video yet. No they are not glitch buster's ,they are capacitors and they are factory. I'm running 4s and I don't any pic's of the motor mount, it's a stock one drilled to fit the motor. |
Re: Dewalt powered XL Very nice I like this. Congrats on going a different route and having it work out. |
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A. Positive side of ESC to positive side of battery 1. B. Negative side of battery 1 to positive side of battery 2. C. Negative side of battery 2 to negative side of ESC The trick is, you have to use the EXACT same MAH on both batteries!!!! Thats it."thumbsup" |
Re: Dewalt powered XL I used the same dewalt motor in my Emaxx - wheelies on command!! LOL! |
Re: Dewalt powered XL I just ordered a new double cooling fan setup from Kershaw designs and a castle bec for my new steering servo"thumbsup". Hope this helps with the cooling and the bec helps with the steering stall. |
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Going to replace the fans with some 30mm WTF high speed fans. |
Re: Dewalt powered XL Fordfreak95 Thanks for the info on the fan's do you have site for those fan's. Thank you. |
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Re: Dewalt powered XL Thank you Fordfreak95 for the site"thumbsup" |
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Re: Dewalt powered XL Magician's hands! LOL!!! Nothing like ruining a video with words - HAHA! I agree, that is an amazing difference! |
Re: Dewalt powered XL I have been waiting for the HR diff locker's to come back in stock on eBay and they were tonight, so I ordered front and rear "thumbsup". I was going to jb weld the diffs but for the price it's worth a try. |
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Re: Dewalt powered XL Nice work on the motor. I am not a Dodge fan but that body looks killer. Who is it from? |
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