Im new to rc's. Just got a used stampede 4x4.
The issue I have is it jerks/stumbles/hesitates every time I take off slow(less then 1/2 throttle). From searching I found to try and loosen the slipper clutch. I loosened it to the point that the truck would hardly move. But the truck would stil jerk a couple of times before going. I tried it with no gear/load on the motor and it seems to work nice and smooth.
Another note.... The truck doesnt like to wheelie. Stock gearing, tires and new 2s lipo. Is this common on the 4x4. Almost seems like the front tires are doing more then the rears. From gthe vids I watch it seems like I should be able to wheelie.
That is called cogging. It happens to all sensorless brushless motors. If you can't stand it, get a sensored system.
Is there something broken in your rear driveline? Also how tight is your slipper? Loose = no wheelies. Not being able to wheelie a Pede is like not being able to poop in a toilet. That's almost the main purpose of the vehicle.
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I bought mine new and does this too. It's normal...
Thanks, its good to know thats normal. I can deal with it.
I dont see anything wrong with the driveline other then the axle that broke today. Slipper is about 1/3 turn loose. Any more then 1/2 turn and it slips bad.
DONT RUN THE SLIPPER TO TIGHT OR YOU WILL SNAP YOUR DRIVESHAFT LIKE TWIGS DUDE...PEACE
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In the first month of owning the 4x4 pede I snapped a couple of rear driveshafts so I went to MIPS and now run my slipper on a 1/4 turn. The car is awesome now. I went 1 full turn and the car was so slow and just kept slipping. 1/4 turn with strong shafts and it is sweet![]()
What battery did you buy? If the lipo cant handle the current draw, the motor will cog. It is not normal for this to happen with non sensored systems. My SPC batteries dont cog on any of my castle sensorless systems, and they are 4 pole and need much more juice than the stock vxl system. Check the compatibility of the batteries you bought.
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I agree. I've got MIP's on the rear and Integy XHD's on the front. I tighten the slipper to 1/4 turn out, then usually a bit more base on feel of how hard it is to turn the spur by hand. The metal axles can take it, and I get wheelies on dirt when the tires grab good enough.
Mips can take what ever you can dish out.but high speed crashes are a no no!!!....peace![]()
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Upgrade when you can it will save you money in the long runand its one less thing to worry about......peace
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