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Cruise 11-02-2008 02:43 PM

When you finally get to see the Car it all will make sense Trust Me!

Cruise.

Northy 11-02-2008 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Cruise (Post 93072)
When you finally get to see the Car it all will make sense Trust Me!

Cruise.

I don't trust anyone with a beard.

You must live your life by some rules, and that is one of mine.

G

Big E 11-02-2008 02:56 PM

It means the motor fits in from the right of the car instead of the left, like all other 4wd's, and has another gear to change the direction!!!!

Just like on the X6 so the motor armatuer rotation aids grip rather than takes it away!

It depends where the gear is to which way the spur will turn.

bigred5765 11-02-2008 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by jimmy (Post 93067)
I'm missing something :lol:

Somethings wrong in the world when Carl posts the most sensible and reasoned post. I think the must have been refering to the common shaft layout with the motor mounted long ways.

:ohow vary dare you :o

bigred5765 11-02-2008 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Northy (Post 93070)
You make less sense than Lion-o dude :thumbdown:

G

oy go and stand with jimmy in the naughty corner

MattW 11-02-2008 06:31 PM

Cruse (Ralf M?) I like your style.........:thumbsup:

jimmy 11-02-2008 07:18 PM

What a bunch of chaos and confusion! you have the official blurb saying the spur moves the same way as the tyres (wow) and cruise saying it "Sorry but the spur gear turns the opposite way of the wheels."

either the tyres are running on bearings and spin on the wheels - or I'm on crack and need to lay down. :eh?:

Lets start getting some speculative drawings / diagrams of how the drive train works ! :)

telboy 11-02-2008 08:27 PM

Can't the three belts have something to do with the change of drive direction?

I have heard that the motor fits in from the other side, so that the arm rotates in the direction of the wheels.

Southwell 11-02-2008 08:30 PM

I heard you get missiles on the side to blow up the competition!

Seriously though, it sounds like it could be a very cool design, elastic band tranny's are on their way back!

bish 11-02-2008 10:01 PM

i'm trying not to think about this as it is taking up too much brain cell action stuff! trying to be patient and just see what it will be like rather than speculate...anyway, surely there will be a pair of belts to take the power to the diffs front and rear(can we even take this for granted?)...stop thinking, why go for 3 belts? :confused:hope it looks tidy inside, not like the losi 4wds;)

bigred5765 11-02-2008 10:08 PM

or it could be like the old cat
were two belts drive the rear diff and one to the front

Cruise 11-02-2008 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by MattW (Post 93193)
Cruse (Ralf M?) I like your style.........:thumbsup:

Right Name Thanks Matt. And the right answer was already given.

Cruise

bigred5765 11-02-2008 11:46 PM

is it me o please say its me lmfao

RogerM 12-02-2008 07:04 AM

just a thought ........ pulley / belt main reduction rather than the normal pinion spur gears ....... that would fit the description.

elvo 12-02-2008 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by jimmy (Post 93067)
I'm missing something :lol:


Yes, the car was designed to go 'round the track backwards! ;)


My guess: spur shaft has a gear on it, turns another gear on the 'main' layshaft with 2 pulleys on it.
But that's complicated. Belt/Pulley main reduction with a pulley-ish spur and pinion would be the other option... Don't know if that actually works though, I can't see how you'd get sufficient belt wrap on small 'pinion' pulleys.

Southwell 12-02-2008 07:36 AM

Isn't that like the old cat design? I hope they change their spur gears, i hated them!

bender 12-02-2008 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by elvo (Post 93446)
Yes, the car was designed to go 'round the track backwards! ;)


My guess: spur shaft has a gear on it, turns another gear on the 'main' layshaft with 2 pulleys on it.
But that's complicated. Belt/Pulley main reduction with a pulley-ish spur and pinion would be the other option... Don't know if that actually works though, I can't see how you'd get sufficient belt wrap on small 'pinion' pulleys.

Kyosho tested a prototype Lazer with this style transmission several years ago - before the ZX5 was released.

MattW 12-02-2008 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Cruise (Post 93390)
Right Name Thanks Matt. And the right answer was already given.

Cruise

:thumbsup::thumbsup::lol:

dbizzle5 12-02-2008 10:20 PM

Is it true about the oversize dampers!!??? Same thickness as the older 1/8th units?

HKP 12-02-2008 10:28 PM

Is it true it has an onboard flux capacitor providing 1.21 jigawatts of energy?? :D:D:D


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