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You'll find that battery tray is too close to the cog on the centre diff, itll rip a nice hole in the battery tray, closely followed by the battery. And i just doubled up battery straps in a daisy chain to go around both batteries, side by side in the tray. You can get 4 s's that will fit, approx 5000mah. if your still in need of straps, hobbyking do turnigy ones which arent actually velcro, but are velcro, which are plenty long enough and strong enough

Was at Birstall showcase

Oh so that's what the nitro mode in the esc was for!

If you've got a tenner I've got nearly a gallon of Nitro fuel that needs to go kinda hard filling a brushless up with nitro Fuel

As long as it's dry I should be up with the tamiya have a break from packing the house up to move lol

I'm still 50-50 on this, but we'll see, i may bring mine up with a single battery pack... I may even bring the baby 1:10 tamiya, we shall see!

I just charge the batteries on balance until approx 3.85v per cell, then pop it on storage charge so it can just flit a little, usually only takes a couple of mins on storage then. At least the entire process happens 5x faster (5A charge compared to 1A storage charge)

You must have screwed a lot, it might be all screwed out and useless. Have you been doing too much DIY! Oh god I should stop

3mm hexes in both bones and cups and the other ones cvd's?

Well this thread deviated well. Lol. I have bones and cups on one axle, i know that much! I might have a look before work today if I get my arse out of bed early enough!. Also I wouldn't wear a cup playing cricket, I wouldn't play cricket, anyway we said there's no screw if you use a cup, I'd also rather screw, so it's decided.

Bah humbug! I'll have a look for a hex on the middle, if not it looks like it's going in a vice! It's a hyper 7.5 technically, so it may have the hexes, i'll have another poke around when i get home from work

As the title suggests, I'm having trouble removing the hexes from my hyper 7, the problem is the pin that goes through the hex is stuck in completely on 3/4 of the hubs. One hub i can get the pin out, to remove the hex and its thread, but the other 3 just won't budge! Any ideas on this? I'm going to try soaking them in wd-40 overnight but other than that i'm stuck, i've tried driving a small (broken) screwdriver into the holes to push the pins out that way, but because it spins you can't really get a good shove on them, even when one person holds the hex and the other whacks the driver. It's a minor detail, but one of my wheel bearings is squeeking so i'd like to inspect it and re-grease it but i can't with the hexes stuck on .

A bearing set for a hyper 7.5 (no idea if its any different to the 7) Wheel bearings and diff bearings please (brushless so no nitro bearings needed) How much? Ta