Nikko 1/14 mods?
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Nikko 1/14 mods?
I dont know if any of you have seen the Nikko 1/14 scale cars called the 'evolution' series? Anyway the link is here : http://shop.nikko-rc.com/E_frame.html?h ... _home.html
Im running mine with slicks + a sprint motor. Does anyone know of any mods for them? With the sprint she hits around 35-40mph on a good day.
Thanks for any replys,
Karl
Im running mine with slicks + a sprint motor. Does anyone know of any mods for them? With the sprint she hits around 35-40mph on a good day.
Thanks for any replys,
Karl
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sir, a hobby level car has a moderately hard time reaching 40 mph. you might not be bluffing, but chances are, that car is too small and doesnt have a setup necessary to reach speeds of 40 mph. to make it go faster, i dont have much to tell you because not man people have noticed them yet, you being one of the few.
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Nope man I aint bluffing. I was supprised at the speed when I put the new motor in, i chase cars down my street when they go past.
The problem with the high speed is a realy short run time which I would like to improve on. Another problem is tires turning into slicks very fast, which means more $$$ to spend..
Cheers,
Karl
The problem with the high speed is a realy short run time which I would like to improve on. Another problem is tires turning into slicks very fast, which means more $$$ to spend..
Cheers,
Karl
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buy better battery's if possible , if they run on the 7.2v nicad packs for 1/10 cars , then you can get different mah ratings for exapmle ,
say a 1400 mah battery vs a 1900 mah battery , 1900mah would give more power and also a better runtime ,
giving you the best of both worlds , only thing is the price , maybe you could pick one up cheap on ebay or something, as some have been used very little and are for sale , some cost like £20 for standard tamiya 1400 mah battery , now i think i have seen a 1600mah for around £30-35
you may get around an extra 3-5 mins runtime , wich all ads up in the long run ,
hope i helped ,
h20
say a 1400 mah battery vs a 1900 mah battery , 1900mah would give more power and also a better runtime ,
giving you the best of both worlds , only thing is the price , maybe you could pick one up cheap on ebay or something, as some have been used very little and are for sale , some cost like £20 for standard tamiya 1400 mah battery , now i think i have seen a 1600mah for around £30-35
you may get around an extra 3-5 mins runtime , wich all ads up in the long run ,
hope i helped ,
h20

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