Hobbywing AXE 550 System I want to buy the new AXE set with the 550 engine for my TRX-4 sport. What should I go for, 3300kv or 2700kv? The car is only used for crawling. |
Re: Hobbywing AXE 550 System I'd do the 540 and 1800 kv myself. I have it in one of my trx's. If your only crawling it's more then enough. Sent from my SM-G955W using Tapatalk |
Re: Hobbywing AXE 550 System It is really a matter of personal preference based on driving style. How do you like the amount of wheel speed and generally feel of the stock motor? From there, you can have something: #1 A little faster than stock = 2700kv, no other changes #2 Much faster than stock = 3300kv, no other changes #3 Slower than stock with more torque and control = 2700kv geared down #4 About as fast as stock with more torque and control = 3300kv geared down |
Re: Hobbywing AXE 550 System Since brushless motors don't lose torque with higher kv iterations like brushed motors and the axe motors are kinda low torque already, I would get the 3300kv and a 9t pinion and 45t spur and run it on 3s. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk |
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Re: Hobbywing AXE 550 System They made it a 5mm rotor?! That's completely unnecessary but anyway go with the robinson racing 11t pinions. Or mill the end of the rotor down to 1/8, that's probably what I would do, since I doubt there is enough power to twist the shaft if they used any sort of quality metal. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk |
Re: Hobbywing AXE 550 System I still say there is no reason to go to a 550 can in a trx for just crawling...lol...get the 540 axe. Sent from my SM-G955W using Tapatalk |
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why mill the rotor down there are enough 32p 5mm options on the market (stupid idea in my eyes:roll:) |
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Re: Hobbywing AXE 550 System Why shouldn't it lineup? Here's one from HR https://www.monsterhopups.de/Hot-Rac...itzel-5mm-Bore Gesendet von meinem Pixel 2 XL mit Tapatalk |
Re: Hobbywing AXE 550 System Because the teeth on that one are out past the end of the motor shaft. For that pinion to work on a trx4 you would need to cut the shaft shorter or press the shaft out the back of the rotor some (which might break it). If you don't that fat area with the set screw is going to contact the spur instead of the teeth. Which is also an option, just not one I would use because I'm not expecting the hr gears to be as good as other 1/8" options. It's not that difficult to sand down the shaft, just turn on the motor and slowly grind it down with a stone or sand paper watching out for heat. Measure often. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk |
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