Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
Looking good so far. I know what you mean. I have a few bodies in the queue to be painted but, even here in the south, it's just too darn cold.
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
I made another trade deal with scr8p and got a very nice vintage gear cover. I will be taking my time trimming it!
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I got the gear cover trimmed and fitted, came out very nice. While I had the buggy on the bench, I made a pair of nose plate braces.
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Those nose braces are the cat's meow. I just can't imagine doing it any other way now.
So I reckon electonics are next? I forgot, is this one going to see the track??
So I reckon electonics are next? I forgot, is this one going to see the track??
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
This is a really good lookin buggy. Are u gonna leave the diff cover clear or paint it?
Nice work on the nose braces also!
Nice work on the nose braces also!
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Hey guys, thanks for posting!
I'm leaving the gear cover clear. I'd like to get a few more of them but the Parma commands a rather high price.
I'm not really sure which way to go on electronics yet. I have that near mint Novak 610-RV...
I'm leaving the gear cover clear. I'd like to get a few more of them but the Parma commands a rather high price.
I'm not really sure which way to go on electronics yet. I have that near mint Novak 610-RV...
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
I got this INTEGY lipo voltage checker/voltage level alarm today from Amain. I want to pair it up with a shorty (2S) battery, Novak 610RV, and a brushed AE off road stock motor.
Anybody that was done some thing similar, I could use some help with the wiring.
The checker comes with no documentation.
Anybody that was done some thing similar, I could use some help with the wiring.

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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
Generally they just hook up in parallel across the cell leads. Some have connectors to hook up to the balance plug. Not sure how you would set the voltage. Is it for 2s packs?
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
OK, had a delay getting back to you, had to cut the %*&^+$ grass this afternoon.

Here's a pic of the back side, showing a sticker...
I went to the INTEGY website and it doesn't give a whole heck of a lot of information. I'm guessing I need to get a JST-XH connector.
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
Correct. You just need a balance plug (JST-XH connector) on your battery which will simply plug onto the appropriate pins for a 2S.NomadRacer wrote: ↑Thu Oct 04, 2018 3:44 pmI went to the INTEGY website and it doesn't give a whole heck of a lot of information. I'm guessing I need to get a JST-XH connector.
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Thanks man, I'll get some ordered today. 

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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
Really liking your build Nomad...
What I did on the JRX Pro was to cut the plug from a spare harness that came with a lipo battery I bought.
Not the prettiest install, but it allows either Nimh or Lipo to be run.
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What I did on the JRX Pro was to cut the plug from a spare harness that came with a lipo battery I bought.
Not the prettiest install, but it allows either Nimh or Lipo to be run.
Chuck
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
That helps me a lot. Can you show me how it connect further, at the ESC?radioactivity wrote: ↑Fri Oct 05, 2018 9:55 am Really liking your build Nomad...
What I did on the JRX Pro was to cut the plug from a spare harness that came with a lipo battery I bought.
Not the prettiest install, but it allows either Nimh or Lipo to be run.
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
Sure thing Nomad
I attached at the outboard capacitor. I really did not want to solder on the ESC if not necessary.
The cap was the easiest point to pick up battery voltage and can be easily changed back to OEM look.
3rd wire (for lipo) is tied back in case I wanted to change from Nimh.
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I attached at the outboard capacitor. I really did not want to solder on the ESC if not necessary.
The cap was the easiest point to pick up battery voltage and can be easily changed back to OEM look.
3rd wire (for lipo) is tied back in case I wanted to change from Nimh.
Chuck
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Re: Factory Works C2 6-Gear Trailing Arm...
Awesome point to pick up voltage, at the cap. I should get my connectors from Amain sometime next week. I also ordered the 2mm balance connectors while I was there.
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