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Old 08-15-2010, 12:25 PM   #1
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Default How about Cobalt Puller on 4S ??

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anyone tried the Cobalt Puller 10t on 4S ??
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Old 08-15-2010, 03:13 PM   #2
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i tried it with my mad force super and it seemed to work fine..of course it got a bit warmer than on 3s..i tried it and it worked but 4s is pushing it a bit in my heavy rig
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Out of interest what voltages are people running their cobalt pullers at safely? I take it 10T can handle 3s and 7T @ 2S? Just curious as im looking at running a pair on my LCC moa, sorry didnt mean to hijack
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My 7T has been working nicely on 3S for over a year now. It does get a bit hot at about 55C but stays there and won't quit.
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Old 08-15-2010, 06:09 PM   #5
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i run a 7 @3s in my kyo rf with no problemsif it gets too hot go down a couple teeth in the pinion
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I'm running a 7t on 3s with a 20t pinion in my axial basher. So far, so good!
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Old 08-16-2010, 02:44 AM   #7
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Nice....but topic was "How about Cobalt Puller 10T on 4S" ;)

At the moment I use it on 3S with 14t in my LCC, but Iīm still missing a bit wheelspeed.
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The 10t on 4s does work nicely, but I would recommend 3s for longevity.
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Old 08-16-2010, 02:47 PM   #9
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Thanks for the answer John! I think Iīll have a try ....
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The 10t on 4s does work nicely, but I would recommend 3s for longevity.

with what gearing?
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As slow as possible, but in practice just keep it under 160f measured on the can.
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As slow as possible, but in practice just keep it under 160f measured on the can.
Hey....itīs a LCC...itīs just slow as possible ;)
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Sounds awesome.
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Hey....itīs a LCC...itīs just slow as possible ;)
but its also a LCC they create heat like mofo
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