Ten4: the 4WD RC10 project
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Re: 4WD RC10 project
Just curious guys,are there going to be any issues with the belt clearing/rubbing the battery strap? I know that the Lipo ard cases tend to have a taller profile than the older battery packs. Btw its really exciting to follow your efforts on this project!
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Re: 4WD RC10 project
The MIP rubbed so this one problem will a little also, but the tensioned side of the belt is the top so it won't be under any real pressures. It will be recommended to cut out the bottom of the battery cup to allow the battery to sit on the chassis.
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Re: 4WD RC10 project
I'll slip a batter in the mock-up car in the next day or so to see where we are. But just "eye-balling" it without a battery it looks like there will be plenty of space.
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Re: 4WD RC10 project
Bulkhead version 3

I moved the rear guide down more and gave it more clearance with the transmission case, it was hitting on the last version.


I also checked clearance with a battery pack, there was plenty


Getting sooooo close!

I moved the rear guide down more and gave it more clearance with the transmission case, it was hitting on the last version.


I also checked clearance with a battery pack, there was plenty


Getting sooooo close!
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Re: 4WD RC10 project
Looking really good and that is probably really close to what MIP could have outed if ever pigs would fly as good as on the Pink Floyd art. Talking clearance it looks like the left battery plug will be challenging to clear or is it the angle of the picture? Good luck with finishing it off!
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Re: 4WD RC10 project
Just to be 100% sure (I'm a RC10 rookie).... It will not be possible to use the A&L Lethal Weapon 2 tranny with this, as the mid gear that drives the belt to the front wheels are just a pulley/guide on the LW2 transmission?
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Re: 4WD RC10 project
Should be okay with low profile battery plugs. I'll try it out.Asso_man! wrote:Looking really good and that is probably really close to what MIP could have outed if ever pigs would fly as good as on the Pink Floyd art. Talking clearance it looks like the left battery plug will be challenging to clear or is it the angle of the picture? Good luck with finishing it off!
Re: 4WD RC10 project
duratrax has a nice set where on the solder area you can solder flat instead of straight in. have them on my 44.2
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