View Full Version : Anyone tried this center gear slipper?
mr. ed
08-06-2014, 05:50 PM
Has anyone tried this center gear with slipper from HSP?
(Redcat/Himoto/Xceed...)
http://www.rchobbyestore.co.uk/rc-spares-c1/spare-car-parts-c2/drivtrain-transmission-c50/hsp-83002-centre-drive-gear-49t-slipper-clutch-complete-hsp-1-8-scale-truck-tornado-etc-p189
HOTSHOT III
11-06-2014, 07:18 AM
There is also this option for 1/8th buggies/truggies:
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail.php?prod=Slipperential%99+1%2F8++Center +Slipper+Diff+(patented)
mr. ed
11-06-2014, 05:39 PM
The link doesn't work, but I assume you're referring to the slipperential (there's a threat about that on here somewhere).
This one does not look like it incorporates a diff, just slipper. But that might be enough for me since I may go 2WD: like the 'cheater' cars popular in 1/10.
The slipper function sounds good to me since it would protect my light moter?
edit: at a much lower cost than the slipperential ;)
HOTSHOT III
12-06-2014, 07:55 AM
You're right, I was referring to the Slipperential, I don't know why the link doesnt work because it did earlier.
A slipper will protect your motor and drivetrain. What car do you want to fit this to, and what electrics are you running?
mr. ed
12-06-2014, 06:14 PM
You're right, I was referring to the Slipperential, I don't know why the link doesnt work because it did earlier.
A slipper will protect your motor and drivetrain. What car do you want to fit this to, and what electrics are you running?
I bought the front and rear ends of kyosho Inferno DX; looked like 1/10th in the pictures :)
I do like the parts and was thinking of tunring this into a 1/10th stadium truck.
So I'll probably won't go as far as buying a specific motor and ESC.
Maybe I'll try a 780 KV outrunner on 14.4V later on: old ni-mh packs still hanging around.
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