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grasshopper motor/tyres


Yrkoon

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hey all i have been  using the total poo poo out of my grass hopper in the garden so much that my back tyres are starting to wear down, not had it for long either.

 

should i go stock tyres again or are there better ones for mud digging :)

 

also a bit worried about how long the stock 380 motor will last, no idea how long the brushes will last and i have no idea what turns the stock 380 is.... :(

 

i would not be opposed to a slightly faster 380 but im not touching a 540 with a bargepole  :P

 

any ideas?

 

 

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380 motors aren't that common really, a nice 27t 540 would give good increase in performance without being crazy fast. Or even just a silver can 540.

 

27t https://www.modelsport.co.uk/hpi-saturn-motor-27t/rc-car-products/32208

silvercan 540 https://www.modelsport.co.uk/core-rc-21t-silver-can-brushed-540-motor/rc-car-products/442359

 

 

Tyre wise I think that chassis is a bit limited being a funky diameter compared to more modern cars, this thread might help: https://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?/topic/86494-grasshopper-tires-again/

 

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the back tyres were finally back in stock, just gotta wait on them then i can go super awesome digging with them and the stock 380 is still working  :D

 

edit: has any one ever tried a 2s lipo in a almost stock grasshopper?

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