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PapaGriz Yo Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: In the garage building the wife a crawler
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| Clod FAQ and Directory How do I wire the motors: Clod crawlers should be wired in parallel. Clod Wiring Diagram http://www.utrcrc.com/tech.html What about ClodStall?? Can I just an another esc? Quote:
There was a time when we had to modify the cases to fit different pinions. Now the best thing to do is check with any of the vendors for adjustable motor mounts. They are inexpensive and much better than trying to modify the gear cases. What motors should I use 65 and 75 turn motors are great for rigs running big 6.5"+ tires or heavier rigs. They have loads of torque. 35, 45, and 55 turn motors are great for 2.2 Clods or lightweight rigs running bigger tires. These offer more tire speed than the 65 and 75 turn motors but have less torque. Consider running 8 cells or more, most lathe motors were designed for 12 volts anyway. Personally I like to run 45T or 55T motors on 8 cells. Brushless motors have loads of torque and can spin fast as well. Novak Crawler Review/ Tech thread The Outrunner Tutorial Thread Will this Outrunner work? (A guide for motor selection) A little power for the NN motor dyno tests http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showt...ight=brushless How do I do a front dig setup? D.U.D setup AZ-savage's setup Toyofast's setup Franky Rizzo's Setup How do I waterproof my electronics? Quote:
Waterproof Box How do I lock the diffs: You can either "weld" up the spider gears with hot glue, Shoe Goo, or JB Weld. what happen to the sticky on how to lock clod diff Or you can buy an aftermarket spool from one of the vendors. How do I shave the axles: Shaving the axles on a 2.2 Clod is a must for any decent ground clearance but it helps even with the big tires. Clod Tech: Shaving Clod Axles What rod ends should I use: These rod ends work with 6-32 or 4-40 threaded rod. -Most common is the Traxxas Maxx rod end (part number 1942): -Some people use the Associated MGT rod ends (part number 25121): These rod ends work well with 8-32 or 4mm threaded rod. -The Traxxas Revo rod end (part number 5347): -The Traxxas Jato Rod end (part number 5525): How do I link mount my shocks? Click here Behind the Axle Steering Does "behind the axles" limit artic? my new bta set up (pics) The vendors sell kits for this now as well. Steering servo wobbling? Here is the servo brace I made. My steering mount is rock solid with this. SuperDuke brace 1/4 scale servo mounting Click here How do I narrow wheels: -Narrowing Proline 40 series wheels -Narrowing Axial 40 series wheels How do I adapt wheels to the Clod Axles? Clod axles have a 12mm hex, many of the vendors sell hex adapters and wideners to allow you to run wheels with 12mm hex, 14mm hex, 17mm hex, and 23mm hex. TMaxx, EMaxx, Savage, etc wheels are 14mm hex so you will need a 12 to 14 mm adapter. Proline 40 series wheels can be found in 14mm hex and 23mm hex. Axial 40 series wheels use a 17mm hex. Maxximizer wheels come with 14mm hex or 17mm hex. MAXX wheels mounted to clod without adapters. Info on adapters and wideners What is offset and backspacing and what's the difference? click here How to run batteries on the steering knuckles for lower CG Sub-C knuckle pack AA knuckle pack w/ Maxx wheels Link to Tamiya's manual on the Clodbuster Click here (3.22Mb) Check out these links for chassis' and other Clod related parts: TheCrawlerStore crawfordperformanceengineering ReignR/C RCPcrawlers Bendercustoms rc4wdstore HolmesHobbies Xtreme-rc-hobbies JPcustomRCs DoubleJ Products DrasticSports Montana Scale Designs http://www.axiommotors.com/ http://www.integy.com/ http://www.teamnovak.com/ Last edited by Grizzly4x4; 07-17-2008 at 05:59 PM. | ||
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