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st1vo
10-02-2010, 09:26 PM
OK,

I'm getting well into this rat!

I have a cheapish 40A orion vortex sensorless buggy combo bl setup with powerful 7.4v lipos. I've scrubbed the rear tyres in 3 charges!

The motor end cap came off the can today, absolute garbage, I'm on orions case!!

1st Q: What are the best all round grass/muck/tarmac tyres for bashing?

2nd Q: I have an xcelorin 4800kv sensorless combo from a speed T that I could try but I'm also considering buying an Lrp Ai Pro Reverse/Eraser brushless sensored combo.9.5T

What does everyone think?

Any experience of the above and your comments will be valued!!

kedal
10-02-2010, 09:40 PM
If it's only for bashing, and if you dont are afraid to buy on Ebay, you can choose a Ezrun combo (sensorless) or a Xerun combo (sensored) from Hobbywing, it's cheap and work very well !

About the tires, try the proline bowtie, or maybe the holeshot (like the stock tires) but choose hard compound, more durability.

Battle_axe
10-02-2010, 11:16 PM
If it's only for bashing, and if you dont are afraid to buy on Ebay, you can choose a Ezrun combo (sensorless) or a Xerun combo (sensored) from Hobbywing, it's cheap and work very well !

About the tires, try the proline bowtie, or maybe the holeshot (like the stock tires) but choose hard compound, more durability.
i must disagree kedal the bowtie and holeshot are way to soft for tarmac and will have no grip on grassi know this as i race week in week out with them thet are good on dirt but very soft i would say something like rally blocks? and a set of mini pins or full spikes on grass

kedal
11-02-2010, 10:31 AM
Yes, you're right Battle axe !
My mistake.

Rally tires or shum tires should be a best choice.

ch3no2
12-02-2010, 10:36 PM
hi i would just like you to hear what i did. I bought a mamba max esc 4600kv and 5700kv motors went to the shop and bought a xt po stuck it together put the esc and 4600 motor in along with a 5000mah 30c 11.1v battery turned the esc down to its lowest settings and gave it a test in the house it screamed like a pig so i tightened the diff and it was ok tuck it outside brilliant for about 3 min when it stopped the motor still ran but no movement stripped it down and it had totally melted the inside of the diff so if i were you i would be careful on how much power you try to get to the back wheels through that ball bearing diff. :cry: ho and i no nothing about tyres except they are a ba----d to glue on.

st1vo
12-02-2010, 10:39 PM
Thanks for the tip!!
Fun when things melt tho! :D
I can't really make it much faster, I'll never be able to drive it!

kedal
12-02-2010, 10:47 PM
ch3no2 : you put a 4600kv motor with a 11.1V battery on it ?? Sure the diff had melted !!
Have you at least loose the slipper ?

ch3no2
12-02-2010, 11:05 PM
ch3no2 : you put a 4600kv motor with a 11.1V battery on it ?? Sure the diff had melted !!
Have you at least loose the slipper ?

yes a little bit