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Re: RZR 36V ESC, lighting, strobe, etc - DONE!#148340

By Quinc - Mon Jan 15, 2018 12:08 am

- Mon Jan 15, 2018 12:08 am #148340

Did you figure out why you where blowing motors? Are you running 36v to the stock motors with a yiyun controller? Also did you try 36v with the stock controller/esc? Just got one and my just turned 4 year old is complaining that it is too slow... darn spoiled kids. lol

Re: RZR 36V ESC, lighting, strobe, etc - DONE!#148352

By toycrusher - Fri Jan 19, 2018 8:25 am

- Fri Jan 19, 2018 8:25 am #148352

Quinc wrote:Did you figure out why you where blowing motors? Are you running 36v to the stock motors with a yiyun controller? Also did you try 36v with the stock controller/esc? Just got one and my just turned 4 year old is complaining that it is too slow... darn spoiled kids. lol

Sadly I never did figure it out. I got frustrated and it got buried behind other (mostly broken

) project cars. I don't know if the controller wasn't flowing enough amps or if the motors were just weaker than the old ones. If I was doing it again, I'd definitely hit up eastcoastpowerups for his HD controller and probably install Banebot motors and leave the whole thing at 24v.

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Re: RZR 36V ESC, lighting, strobe, etc - DONE!#148354

By Quinc - Fri Jan 19, 2018 12:50 pm

- Fri Jan 19, 2018 12:50 pm #148354

toycrusher wrote:
Quinc wrote:Did you figure out why you where blowing motors? Are you running 36v to the stock motors with a yiyun controller? Also did you try 36v with the stock controller/esc? Just got one and my just turned 4 year old is complaining that it is too slow... darn spoiled kids. lol
Sadly I never did figure it out. I got frustrated and it got buried behind other (mostly broken ) project cars. I don't know if the controller wasn't flowing enough amps or if the motors were just weaker than the old ones. If I was doing it again, I'd definitely hit up eastcoastpowerups for his HD controller and probably install Banebot motors and leave the whole thing at 24v.

More I have thought about it, I am going to leave it stock have the boy use it to tow his minimoto to the parking lot.