Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
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Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
Hey guys, I have not torn apart the diff or trans in my (new to me) T4 to see what's inside. What is the consensus on the drivetrain being able to handle a moderate brushless setup? (something like the Castle Sidewinder SCT 3800kv)?
Are the trans gears metal or plastic? Diff? How strong are the axles?
Since this car is no longer in production, I'm assuming it may be hard to get upgrade parts for…?
Thanks!
Brent
Are the trans gears metal or plastic? Diff? How strong are the axles?
Since this car is no longer in production, I'm assuming it may be hard to get upgrade parts for…?
Thanks!
Brent
RC10T4.1 Castle Sidewinder SCT & 3800kv 1410
RC18T bone stock
Slash 2WD (brushed)
Rustler VXL - more RPM & Aluminum than stock parts
Stampede 2WD XL5
XTM X-celerator (project)
RC18T bone stock
Slash 2WD (brushed)
Rustler VXL - more RPM & Aluminum than stock parts
Stampede 2WD XL5
XTM X-celerator (project)
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Re: Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
Yep, I am running a 4600 in mine. No issues at all.
- Chris
Lots of cars...so many cars
Lots of cars...so many cars
Re: Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
Cool. The sidewinder SCT?
RC10T4.1 Castle Sidewinder SCT & 3800kv 1410
RC18T bone stock
Slash 2WD (brushed)
Rustler VXL - more RPM & Aluminum than stock parts
Stampede 2WD XL5
XTM X-celerator (project)
RC18T bone stock
Slash 2WD (brushed)
Rustler VXL - more RPM & Aluminum than stock parts
Stampede 2WD XL5
XTM X-celerator (project)
- RC104ever
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Re: Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
Nope Mamba Max Pro
- Chris
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Re: Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
It can handle ALOT. With that car, the question is not how much power it can handle, but how much power can be used while keeping the car lexan side up.
Almost all my posts will be edited because I know what I want to write, but my fingers always hit the wrong keys.
Re: Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
Good to hear! In upgrade is in the works! Any other suggestions for a ~$100 brushless system?
RC10T4.1 Castle Sidewinder SCT & 3800kv 1410
RC18T bone stock
Slash 2WD (brushed)
Rustler VXL - more RPM & Aluminum than stock parts
Stampede 2WD XL5
XTM X-celerator (project)
RC18T bone stock
Slash 2WD (brushed)
Rustler VXL - more RPM & Aluminum than stock parts
Stampede 2WD XL5
XTM X-celerator (project)
- RC104ever
- Approved Member
- Posts: 1506
- Joined: Sun May 22, 2011 11:34 am
- Location: Burlington, Ontario - Canada
- Been thanked: 8 times
Re: Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
Many guys here swear by Hobbywing stuff. I've not used it personally as I'm a Castle fanboy but that's what seems to be popular.
- Chris
Lots of cars...so many cars
Lots of cars...so many cars
Re: Can a stock RC10T4 handle brushless power?
I'm running a Novak Havoc 3s with an Novak 8.5 turn motor in one and a Novak Pulse with a 7.5 turn motor in my other. The only problem I had was melting my spur gears when I ran a 3s lipo.
NEW: SC10 4x4 FT, SC10 FT, (2)T4.1 FT, B4.1 World
OLD RC10's: (4)Worlds, Graphite Team Car, (2)RPM Ultra's, Tekin, B2 Team Car, B3, (3)Champ Editions, Team Car, (2)RC10T Team Truck
Tamiya: Hornet, Fox
Bolink: Invader
Losi: (2)XX, Junior 2, JRX Pro SE
OLD RC10's: (4)Worlds, Graphite Team Car, (2)RPM Ultra's, Tekin, B2 Team Car, B3, (3)Champ Editions, Team Car, (2)RC10T Team Truck
Tamiya: Hornet, Fox
Bolink: Invader
Losi: (2)XX, Junior 2, JRX Pro SE
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