LRP motor

[Matt2000]

ok does anyone know where i can get an LRP truck puller motor in the uk and in £

[Petrolhead]

http://www.modelsport.co.uk/?CallFunction=...on&ItemID=13022

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[Matt2000]

thanks that really helped. i hope to get that fitted to my xc

[Matt2000]

it's here and fitted. much quicker than i had first expected. but now i have a big problem. i need a new set of gears to get the thing going. which gears do i use in my xc. is it the '4wd plastic gears' and g parts (no. 50529)

thanks

[pro-4x4]

Hi Matt Have you found some gears yet??

[_Jimbobulon_]

hi matt,

How fast is the LRP motor in the XC compared with the stock motor? I've many things about it, walking pace to fast.

thanks

james

[Matt2000]

i haven't run it porperly yet, still waiting for my gears and G-parts to arrive from timetunnel, so i don't know it real speed but i looks faster than walking speed, faster than i walk anyway. much slower than stock motor though

[fury_dice(2)]

James. With the standard 16-tooth pinion, an XC with the LRP Truck Puller goes at a quick walking pace. 'Raw' rpm is about a third that of the stock silver-can. HTH. David

[_Jimbobulon_]

cheers for that, i'd like it to have a good top speed, maybe a bit more than the top speed at the minute, and with a bit more torque. but other things are more important at the moment. I've just got a set of bearing for it, and i'm finishing off the whinch, now i've just got to find a way to mount the wretched servo case at the front!

Thanks for the help guys, much appreciated. I think I may get some TA03 Uni shafts and a heatsink for the motor next, what do you think? worth it?

james

p.s, theres talk of snow in our area soon [][][]

[DJTheo]

Unis are a good choice, especially for crawling as they improve your turning radius, motor sink isn't needed if you use a truck motor.

Cheers