Rc10Gt Electric Motor Plate at Hubert Martha blog

Rc10Gt Electric Motor Plate. I picked up a rc10gt off cl with an old am futaba and bad motor for $40. About $150 or so for. You can use the universal pro motor bracket here to mount your motor, which is a much more reliable and more preferable motor bracket for rc10gt. May need new hardware to attach it. Plenty of motor in either install for my track. You can use the stock gear of 4.1 buggy which is known as b4.1. It works as a spacer, allowing you to connect the tranny housing to the motor. This gear has 60 pitches. Plate uses a novak 17.5 ballistic and gtb esc out of the pit box. Attach the gear with motor. Associated rc10gt stealth transmission w/ electric motor plate conversion. I got the plate and v2 slipper and top. I plan to yard the old brushed esc and motor from the rc10 buggy (it'll get a brushless upgrade. I used a b4/t4 motor plate and drilled/ tapped new holes in it along with dremeling some gold pan trans spacers for my electric conversion. Use this plate to mount a standard 1/10th scale electric motor to your original rc10gt transmission.

You can use the stock gear of 4.1 buggy which is known as b4.1. Attach the gear with motor. Use this plate to mount a standard 1/10th scale electric motor to your original rc10gt transmission. You can use the universal pro motor bracket here to mount your motor, which is a much more reliable and more preferable motor bracket for rc10gt. It works as a spacer, allowing you to connect the tranny housing to the motor. I got the plate and v2 slipper and top. Plenty of motor in either install for my track. About $150 or so for. I plan to yard the old brushed esc and motor from the rc10 buggy (it'll get a brushless upgrade. I would appreciate any help getting my old first generation rc10gt that i have had since 1993, converted to electric.

RC10GT Brushless Conversion R/C Tech Forums

Rc10Gt Electric Motor Plate You can use the stock gear of 4.1 buggy which is known as b4.1. Plate uses a novak 17.5 ballistic and gtb esc out of the pit box. You can use the stock gear of 4.1 buggy which is known as b4.1. I picked up a rc10gt off cl with an old am futaba and bad motor for $40. Attach the gear with motor. Plenty of motor in either install for my track. About $150 or so for. Associated rc10gt stealth transmission w/ electric motor plate conversion. I used a b4/t4 motor plate and drilled/ tapped new holes in it along with dremeling some gold pan trans spacers for my electric conversion. I would appreciate any help getting my old first generation rc10gt that i have had since 1993, converted to electric. I got the plate and v2 slipper and top. May need new hardware to attach it. It works as a spacer, allowing you to connect the tranny housing to the motor. This gear has 60 pitches. I plan to yard the old brushed esc and motor from the rc10 buggy (it'll get a brushless upgrade. Use this plate to mount a standard 1/10th scale electric motor to your original rc10gt transmission.