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lofty2332
29-04-2019, 04:39 PM
So last week I bought a Cougar KC rolling chassis, the image on here is what I plan to put in said KC for club racing, does all that look about right? It's about £300 worth of equipment (already have a 2.4ghz radio set)
stuey
29-04-2019, 07:07 PM
I personally would swap the servo for the 1258 version as that's what I use. The rest looks OK :-)
walden
29-04-2019, 09:13 PM
I agree with Stuey 1258 is best,
Depending on where your racing i would go for 7.5 that's what i'm running in my KC but might dropping down to 6.5
I run the same lipo's your thinking of buying you can't go wrong
The ESC i would seriously consider the HW 3.1 with the update 3.2 software
kitesurfer73
01-05-2019, 03:47 PM
I also just bought a secondhand Kc this is what willbe going in mine?
Skyrc toro 120
Tekin gen 3 redline 7.5T
Savox 1258
Team corally lipo shorty.
Am just looking into gearing now... Where will you be racing it? As that will have help see what motor best for tack/ability.
lofty2332
02-05-2019, 08:41 AM
Mine will be racing at Bury
kitesurfer73
02-05-2019, 02:42 PM
I will also be racing at Bury the kc I've bought was raced on bumpy astro so going to leave set up for now see how it runs.
See you down there
mark christopher
02-05-2019, 06:29 PM
depending on the experience you have i would look at an 8.5, unless club has a 10.5 class. (if your a total new racer 10.5 will be fine) and you can add some turbo via the speedo for more top end)
were you by chance there sunday watching and talking to some one near the start of the small straight where cars were being put down?
Kev B
02-05-2019, 07:02 PM
I will also be racing at Bury the kc I've bought was raced on bumpy astro so going to leave set up for now see how it runs.
See you down there
The risk of leaving it is if you don't know what shock oil is in it or gear diff oil when it comes to refresh or tune you don't know your starting point.
Al3xis007
02-05-2019, 07:48 PM
I’d get a cheap motor off eBay/one of the local club guys
kitesurfer73
03-05-2019, 12:48 AM
The risk of leaving it is if you don't know what shock oil is in it or gear diff oil when it comes to refresh or tune you don't know your starting point.
The lad am buying it off has just done a shock rebuild with fresh oil and new diff so will be fine, have all the set up from him...
I will still strip it down anyways just to be 100%
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