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jesseb251 01-29-2011 11:02 PM

wk 4 wheel steer
 
hey guys i have the wheely king obviously and need to know the easiest, cheapest way to have 4 wheel steer. thanks in advance
jesse

entropy 01-30-2011 12:00 AM

A Traxxas 3-4 channel receiver. The 4-ch is better cause its a micro. A Traxxas TQ-3 3-3h transmitter. A "y" harness with a trim pot. A servo, mount, and whatever else you need to take care of the steering linkage.

uplate 01-31-2011 11:22 AM

Four wheel steer on the cheap for me was. A "Y" servo adapter and reversed servo. Also a servo mount and linkage for rear axle. Run front and rear servos on the same channel using the "Y" adapter. Simple and clean. No independent control, but you do get rear steering. It'll change your driving habits. Especially if you over volt and go fast :twisted:. When you get tired of lacking independent control. Upgrade to a better radio with more channels "thumbsup". Then run the rear servo to your extra channel. Removing the "Y" adapter.




------Ideas------

REVERSED SERVO:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Servo-Reverse

Y HARNESS:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXL309&P=0

STEERING KIT:
http://www.ckrccrawlers.com/ckrc-alu...2e83cf8035224b

OVERKILL BETTER RADIO:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...614FF-Receiver

jesseb251 01-31-2011 11:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by uplate (Post 2897192)
Four wheel steer on the cheap for me was. A "Y" servo adapter and reversed servo. Also a servo mount and linkage for rear axle. Run front and rear servos on the same channel using the "Y" adapter. Simple and clean. No independent control, but you do get rear steering. It'll change your driving habits. Especially if you over volt and go fast :twisted:. When you get tired of lacking independent control. Upgrade to a better radio with more channels "thumbsup". Then run the rear servo to your extra channel. Removing the "Y" adapter.




------Ideas------

REVERSED SERVO:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Servo-Reverse

Y HARNESS:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXL309&P=0

STEERING KIT:
http://www.ckrccrawlers.com/ckrc-alu...2e83cf8035224b

OVERKILL BETTER RADIO:
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...614FF-Receiver

thanks bro, do i have to use the high torque servo? and my receiver has 2 channel 1's so i plug one servo in to one of the channel ones and the other servo into the other channel one correct? thanks so much
jesse

entropy 01-31-2011 11:36 PM

2 channel 1's are for 2 servos. and yes you want a HT servo

jesseb251 02-01-2011 12:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy (Post 2898870)
2 channel 1's are for 2 servos. and yes you want a HT servo

ok man thanks, i have a traxxas waterproof servo along with traxxas waterproof electronics, so a traxxas waterproof servo wouldnt work? if so why not? thanks again alot.
jesse

entropy 02-01-2011 12:12 AM

If a Traxxas 2075 servo will do what you need it too, go for it. I love TRX elecs. WP makes em even better. I get around a drag brake by using an HPI gear reduction unit - on my crawler - a mutant with a lot of WK parts.

My WK trail truck has a WP XL-5, WP box w/micro rx, WP 2075 servo, a TQ-3 radio, and a 35t or 55t motor (depends on my mood).

jesseb251 02-01-2011 12:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy (Post 2898898)
If a Traxxas 2075 servo will do what you need it too, go for it. I love TRX elecs. WP makes em even better. I get around a drag brake by using an HPI gear reduction unit - on my crawler - a mutant with a lot of WK parts.

My WK trail truck has a WP XL-5, WP box w/micro rx, WP 2075 servo, a TQ-3 radio, and a 35t or 55t motor (depends on my mood).

ok im pretty sure it will do. i have XL-5 WP 2075 servo, TQ-3 radio and a 27t with a gear reduction. how fast is the 55t cause mine should be coming in the mailbox tomorrow lol. thanks bro.

entropy 02-01-2011 12:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jesseb251 (Post 2898903)
ok im pretty sure it will do. i have XL-5 WP 2075 servo, TQ-3 radio and a 27t with a gear reduction. how fast is the 55t cause mine should be coming in the mailbox tomorrow lol. thanks bro.

You have good taste!"thumbsup":)

The 55t is pretty good, I find the 35t fast enough, but not enough torque.
I would not put the GRU on eother, but I do wonder what it would be like to take say an Orion Method R 21t, and put the GRU on it.

jesseb251 02-01-2011 01:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy (Post 2898920)
You have good taste!"thumbsup":)

The 55t is pretty good, I find the 35t fast enough, but not enough torque.
I would not put the GRU on eother, but I do wonder what it would be like to take say an Orion Method R 21t, and put the GRU on it.

yeh thanks bro. how about the 55t, enough torque? i tryed a traxxas 20 turn and it wouldnt even spin the gru.

entropy 02-01-2011 01:05 AM

I switched to the 55t for the increase in torque. Its on a trail, so I would want more umph for a crawler, but compared to the 35t, I lost a little speed, but gained a noticeable amount of torque. As far as the TRX 20t, let me guess, a gutless, stinky, Stinger!

jesseb251 02-01-2011 01:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy (Post 2898930)
I switched to the 55t for the increase in torque. Its on a trail, so I would want more umph for a crawler, but compared to the 35t, I lost a little speed, but gained a noticeable amount of torque. As far as the TRX 20t, let me guess, a gutless, stinky, Stinger!

ha ok well how about this comparing the stock 27t with gear reduction and the 55t just motor what is speed and torque difference? and lol yes, would the orion turn it?

entropy 02-01-2011 01:31 AM

The 55t is much faster. Torque you cannot even compare. The GRU makes the ration175:1. The 27t and gru maybe slow, but the grunt is just plane ridiculous. I love it! I do not see changing my setup. Plus the GRU is geared so low, you get a drag brake out of it too!

jesseb251 02-01-2011 01:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy (Post 2898944)
The 55t is much faster. Torque you cannot even compare. The GRU makes the ration175:1. The 27t and gru maybe slow, but the grunt is just plane ridiculous. I love it! I do not see changing my setup. Plus the GRU is geared so low, you get a drag brake out of it too!

ok sorry to keep this going on and on bro but like does it have enough torque to pull stuff on carpet and spin'em over easily. thanks alotttt. and yes drag brake is very awsome.

entropy 02-01-2011 10:15 AM

When I first put it together, I was running it in the house. Was fiddling with the trim. Ended up crawling up a box fan. Fan fell over, flipped the truck on its back, and landed on the truck. I hit reverse, the wheels pushed the fan back up, the crawler drove down the front of the fan at the same times, and drove on"thumbsup"

jesseb251 02-01-2011 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy (Post 2899407)
When I first put it together, I was running it in the house. Was fiddling with the trim. Ended up crawling up a box fan. Fan fell over, flipped the truck on its back, and landed on the truck. I hit reverse, the wheels pushed the fan back up, the crawler drove down the front of the fan at the same times, and drove on"thumbsup"

ha ok bro well the motor didnt come today so lets wait some more i guess lol. thanks for everything man.
jesse

Army RC Crawler 02-02-2011 03:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy (Post 2898920)
You have good taste!"thumbsup":)

The 55t is pretty good, I find the 35t fast enough, but not enough torque.
I would not put the GRU on either, but I do wonder what it would be like to take say an Orion Method R 21t, and put the GRU on it.

...since you mentioned an Orion GRU combo...
I put my Orion X11 5.5t 8,100kV brushless motor on my GRU just for fun, talk about torque AND speed! The X11 is a on road race motor I found laying in a discount box at the LHS for next to nothing.


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