Not that I have noticed yet. Big power will show in the end though! :lol:
I'll push it as far as I can.
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Harley's Axial Wraith Build - Jimmy's 4x4 Ultra 4 KOH Style
- Thread starter Harley
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Not that I have noticed yet. Big power will show in the end though! :lol:
I'll push it as far as I can.
muddywaters
RCC Addict
That's sweet Harley, But just out of curiosity would you be willing to build another one that would fit the Wraith. I mean if you could sence you have all the right tool's to make it. I would definitely interested and be first in line to buy one. Also what type of servo did you use or would you use and would it work with my FUTABA 4PL. "thumbsup""thumbsup"
The servo was a $10 Futaba servo and the 4PL would do the exact same things my 4PK did.
I'll look at doing another.
All the new equipment is wired up. I had to ditch the stock RX box and go to a project box from Radio Shack. This is something I'll have to waterproof myself but no biggy.
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The new rear servo is STUPID FAST. I noticed that the box they sent it in is not for this servo. It is for the model it's replacing. So I need to get its specs tomorrow.
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Bulldog
I wanna be Dave
That servo is INSANE!!! The "Jitter" test was cool. :shock:
Rig Rocker
I wanna be Dave
Wow! That servo is impressive. It may be the perfect candidate for my 2.2 scaler. I only need around 300oz's anyway because the old hitec 5955's have worked great for me.
DeweyCJ5
Rock Crawler
I'll try and get the correct specs today or confirm the ones I have.
You can't TELL them that!
Tommy R
I wanna be Dave
Josh,
I'm not sure how accurate or up to date the info. in the RC Car Action link are, but it says .06 for speed and 306 oz-in on 2s. I'd like to see what it has at 6v 'cause it might be perfect for my Short Course truck! :mrgreen: MSRP of $230, though. Owie!
Futaba S9353HV High Voltage HT/HS Servo - RC Car Action
Anyway, I look forward to getting the specs from you. "thumbsup"
That does jive with what they told me before. The updates must just be to the case and gears because the power and specs are the same as the S9352.
muddywaters
RCC Addict
Harley, I'm getting ready to order the rear axle from RC4WD. When you set up your rear steering and you want to go sraight and fast, mabey do some jump's. Does the rear steering move on you or wobble or does it hold steady when your going fast and straight or doing sharp turn's. Cause I'm debating on 4ws or just keeping the rear axle straight. I will be doing alot of Rock Crawl, but I also want my kid to have control on it if he just want's to go fast and straight or do sharp turn's
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The servo you chose is important. You need a servo that is powerful enough to hold its position. The more power the better.
muddywaters
RCC Addict
How does the servo that you have on your wraith Futaba S9157 hold, is the torque more than sufficient for what we use the truck for or would I need need something with more torque.
The 9157 works great. A 420 oz/in is plenty. I am trying out this new one which is only 306 oz/in. So we will see if it works.
muddywaters
RCC Addict
Awesome, Harley I will be purchasing 2 of those 9157's let me know how the new servo work's out for you. Thank's again
justinart24
I wanna be Dave
You need a better camera?:ror:
Joking aside, great build thread and thanks for posting all your info."thumbsup"
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