
Who here is running a B44?
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Who here is running a B44?
Wondering about gearing, lipos that fit, ESC setups, motors etc. I have one of these on the way
can't wait.

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Re: Who here is running a B44?
I run a B44.1 - what motor are you planning on running?
Not sure if I can help much on setups though, I tend to run mostly on astroturf or grass tracks.
The majority of saddle lipos fit, when I had some taller than standard ones I just spaced the posts up with a couple of washers.
Not sure if I can help much on setups though, I tend to run mostly on astroturf or grass tracks.
The majority of saddle lipos fit, when I had some taller than standard ones I just spaced the posts up with a couple of washers.
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
Thanks - I was thinking of running a Castle setup of some kind. Mostly because I'm familiar with it and have one in the RC10 gold tub already. Was wondering about gearing mostly and I'm just going to be bashing for now.
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
I love my b44. Like stated above the majority of saddlepacks fit. Get an idea for sure what gearing you'll be needing cuz I didn't. I have issues with mine and just never got around to doing anything with it. Handled like on rails and easy to drive. Fast and pretty durable for what it is...a rocket on 4wd steroids
. You'll love it. drop some pix when you get it.
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
Thanks what's the stock gearing setup? I was thinking of sticking with a Gens Ace saddlepack. I've had great success with those lipos and they are so cheap too.
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
What turn motor are you looking at?
I run 22/81 on my 6.5, not sure if that helps
I run 22/81 on my 6.5, not sure if that helps
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
Well, I was thinking of getting the Castle 5700kv motor (which according to their site is roughly a 9 or 10T motor).
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
here are pics of my b4.1 and b44.1, on top of pics (yellow/white)

gearing reco is hard with bl as it depends on the mill brand and esc settings... 20/81 is about rightish for an average 7.5
paul
gearing reco is hard with bl as it depends on the mill brand and esc settings... 20/81 is about rightish for an average 7.5
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
My B44 kit showed up today! Its used, and mostly assembled. Can't wait to get going on this thing. Pics are here:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-items-sale-trade/564833-fs-b44-associated-never-completed-still-box.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-items-sale-trade/564833-fs-b44-associated-never-completed-still-box.html
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
Here it is in progress

Question - anyone else using the Gens Ace saddle packs? They don't quite fit flush, but I think it could work. Problem is the wires are hitting the top brace slightly.

Question - anyone else using the Gens Ace saddle packs? They don't quite fit flush, but I think it could work. Problem is the wires are hitting the top brace slightly.
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
Just dont forget to check the diff shims before running it, make sure it is snug fit and no play, else you will be stripping the main gears.learned the hard way.
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
I learned about that with the Rc18 too!
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
I have one of the first kits and built it to the instructions and have yet to change a diff gear.The only thing thats been replaced is one front arm (my son was driving it and over shot a double
)over all im real happy with mine.

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Re: Who here is running a B44?
Bought T-bone bumper set and solved the arm and tower thing...nice kit btw, regret selling it.....
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Re: Who here is running a B44?
Hey everyone, here is a question - I want to get a set of the Jconcepts Rulux wheels in white, and I noticed they come in a package of 4.
My question is - can I use the rear wheels on the fronts and just run 'rear' wheels all the way around? Is there any benefit to running narrower wheels / tires on the front?
My question is - can I use the rear wheels on the fronts and just run 'rear' wheels all the way around? Is there any benefit to running narrower wheels / tires on the front?
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