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Old 07-24-2007, 03:14 PM   #21
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Old 07-27-2007, 03:27 PM   #24
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I just bought 2 1:6 CXT they will be in on Monday. This Will be my first build in a long time. The chassis and links Will be made of Carbon Fiber as for the color I don't know yet. The Carbon Fiber colors I have are Black,Red,Blue,Yellow and silver. What motors and servos should I run?

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Old 07-27-2007, 11:01 PM   #25
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welcome to the forum. and im running a 55t lathe motor and 3300mah batterie. it seems to work good at half throttle. and i get around 45min of run time.

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Thank you for the welcome. I was thinking of running 85T lathe motors and HS645 servos for the 1:6 CXT with 2-6 cell batteries will this combo work? These are big trucks and I want to make a sled for truck pulling since I can't rock crawl too much in this big truck. This is a pic of my full scale truck.

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Old 07-28-2007, 08:32 AM   #27
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I would go with some 65t motors then if its needed run a reduction on it like a gd-600 but if you are going to pull with it you will need some wheelspeed and with 85t motors you would most likely go about a foot then just bury the truck.
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I would go with some 65t motors then if its needed run a reduction on it like a gd-600 but if you are going to pull with it you will need some wheelspeed and with 85t motors you would most likely go about a foot then just bury the truck.
No, you're gonna want 35t magnetic mayhems, or a brushless set-up.
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Old 07-28-2007, 06:23 PM   #29
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Well if he was planning on using 85t motors then i think a 35t wont have enough torque hes building a puller so it will have quite a bit of weight in the front to hold it down. I would say 45t at the lowest. 35t would be not nearly enough torque
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DROOOOOL!!!
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Old 08-11-2007, 07:49 PM   #31
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welp, the build is going no further. i parted most of it out....heres an update before it was parted....



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