YZ4 Shorty fit

[Cobra]

Got myself quite a modern car, I,m struggling to fit the shorty down the centre of the car, help please

Cheers Ken

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by Cobra

Got myself quite a modern car, I,m struggling to fit the shorty down the centre of the car, help please

Cheers Ken

That's how it fits. you plug in the connector under the pulley first, then slot it in.

[Cobra]

Thats the problem I,m having, if I fit the battery locator, plug the positive connector in, it fouls on the rear casing

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by Cobra

Thats the problem I,m having, if I fit the battery locator, plug the positive connector in, it fouls on the rear casing

you need to loose the adaptors and use a low profile 5mm connector

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by Cobra

Thats the problem I,m having, if I fit the battery locator, plug the positive connector in, it fouls on the rear casing

Turn the battery round, so the plugs are at the front, gives you more clearance for the plugs.

[Cobra]

Cheers guys I,ll have a look at what you have suggested

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by JohnM

Turn the battery round, so the plugs are at the front, gives you more clearance for the plugs.

No the front rear belt pulley is in the way then, and its lower than the rear one.

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by neallewis

No the front rear belt pulley is in the way then, and its lower than the rear one.

Funny, I ran mine that way round for 18 months without issue

[Cobra]

Thanks for your help guys, made a thinner battery tray, snug as a bug

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by JohnM

Funny, I ran mine that way round for 18 months without issue

thinner batteries, or low tubes?

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by Cobra

Thanks for your help guys, made a thinner battery tray, snug as a bug

good, glad you got it sorted.

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by neallewis

thinner batteries, or low tubes?

STD size lipos, flat topped tubes.