View Full Version : need new tires and rims for my RR
Epochracer34
12-28-2002, 04:18 PM
can someone list what and where i can get some better rims and tires, foam ones, my rocket racer with the 7.2 is too fast, it spins out alot, i already have a larger pinion which helped a little, but it still pulls too much, also where i can get a better 7.2 pack that fits better, i diassembled the one i have to use 3 cells for my auldey, which does wheelies now its so fast, also where can i get stock replacement parts for my RR, thanks
The foam tires we stock for the Aktiv car work great on the DRR. The 7.2 battery packs also fit good. I used double sided tape to install mine
Epochracer34
12-28-2002, 08:28 PM
i found some foams at my LHS and i got an 8.4 pack that i converted to a 7.2, it works great now, i also painted my rims white to go along with the white supra body i have on it
Siress
12-29-2002, 12:31 AM
I have found that the rayovak batteries from wal-mart perform well. I have 3 sets of 6volt 700mah AAA packs with mounting plates for quick change. they are NiMH and you can only charge them, at most, 2 times a day or you WILL blow a cell. I charged my first pack 3 times and sure enough it busted one the 3 time. I would like to see someone put 6 of those 1800mah AA Rayovak batts in a RR! these things are REALLY light.
Epochracer34
12-29-2002, 02:10 AM
the pack i made is 6 aa cells, nicad, 1300 mah, i get alot of run time, i love this car again
IV never tried 6 AA, Could you post a picture. The run time must be good. I know you can get AA with 2000mAH now! That would be some killer run time.
Epochracer34
12-29-2002, 02:33 AM
ok, heres the inside of the rocket racer, i did it the same way as this
lbrin
12-31-2002, 09:25 PM
I got a few of the AAA packs from this place: http://www.racerhobbies.com/micro.shtml and they're working great. Run-time is about 45 min and there's plenty of power. They're nice and light too.
Hicountry
01-18-2003, 11:31 PM
I just put 7.2v and Orion 180 core motor in mine. I used venom packs for the HPI micro. 1100 Mah and they work and fit perfectly. I'm an electrician so soldering my own packs is easy. But at twenty bucks a pack it is not worth it. They fit tightly in the chassis. No further fastening needed. As for weight. This thing needs more weight to give it more traction.
misterbungle
01-19-2003, 09:10 PM
Alright, after modding this thing as much as i can, I decided to give in and finally buy a 7.2v pack. someone posted this link earlier and said they got some packs here. http://www.racerhobbies.com/micro.shtml Which of these will be the fastest/most efficient for my DRR. And also, what kind of charger will i need to get? any links, pics would be very informative. thanks !
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