wild willy 2

[rc 4ever]

hi,

i hope that someone can help me i dont know what to do, i have got a tamiya super modified 11t engine and i was wondering if i can put it in a wild willy 2 i would be very greatful for ur advice.

Thank you[]

[SJoerD]

Sure you can. But I wonder if it wil be controlable still. []

[rc 4ever]

thanks []

[rc 4ever]

can you tell me if it might grinde my gears up, cause of the power of the engine.

[SJoerD]

That could well be... That motor is simply too hot for a Wild Willy. Under 20 turns is insane, I would suggest the stock motor or a rebuildable 27 turn - that's more than enough. [8D]

[Thesis]

Nothing is too hot [}][}]

It's quite overdone a 11t in a WW2, i drive it wih a 17t modified and it's quite sick [] with that motor but more is better []

Someone I know did it with a 11t, its difficult to control but it goes like *** but je must have ballbearings, esc etc to control it normal!!

I would say, put in the Willy and have lots of fun [][8D]

Jon

[Shodog]

I have a 15t in my midnight pumpkin and it goes like snott. almost too much motor for the chassis to handle.

Jim

[simensays]

My Willy 2 is hopped up with a 18T motor pluss additional stuff - and it runs great!

[RETRO R/C]

If you are a reasonable driver - and are capable of remembering the handling characteristics of the car while driving at the increased speed - then you could run any motor you want.

I run a 12 turn Quin in my Willy 2.... and I will do the same with my wheeler2 when it is finally finished.

The greater #of winds (double, triple, quad and quin etc), will make the car less "tourqey" and smoother (meaning the car wont just flip all the time when you open the throttle).......mind you the top end is ballistic !

Cheers

Darryn