Originally posted by Erroneous
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The official 36" zelos twin modding thread
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Nice setup man, looks like you got it all figured out with this boat. My Zelos finally hit the water after a 1 month hiatus. I took my time making sure everything was water ready. I changed bearings, upgraded to the OSE HD Flex, installed Octura lead teflon, along with my x447s. Didn't GPS it to see if any changes and also because I ran at a new spot (lake) vs river. I was more concerned about my surroundings than getting a good run in. After a 3-4 min run, brought her in and she had smoke. Motors were hot, ESC's were hot. I don't think I'm getting proper cooling or I have metal to metal contact which I took my time lining up the flex to the motors, they spin freely! Tomorrow I will check it out over to make sure I'm not missing anything!Proboat Voracity-E 36" , Proboat Zelos 36 Twin , Proboat Miss Geico 29" , Traxxas Spartan, Fightercat Daytona, Zonda
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The routing of your cooling lines are correct ??Originally posted by Keagan-Z06 View PostNice setup man, looks like you got it all figured out with this boat. My Zelos finally hit the water after a 1 month hiatus. I took my time making sure everything was water ready. I changed bearings, upgraded to the OSE HD Flex, installed Octura lead teflon, along with my x447s. Didn't GPS it to see if any changes and also because I ran at a new spot (lake) vs river. I was more concerned about my surroundings than getting a good run in. After a 3-4 min run, brought her in and she had smoke. Motors were hot, ESC's were hot. I don't think I'm getting proper cooling or I have metal to metal contact which I took my time lining up the flex to the motors, they spin freely! Tomorrow I will check it out over to make sure I'm not missing anything!
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Get my Zelos out yesterday , i love the way she handle with the x447 s&b . The water was too choppy for speed , but for bashing , that was super ! I did a small try of the cnc 5214 /3 , that was awesome , but with the stock electronic , i remove them soon before something go bad !
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Mind sharing for comparison sake how it should be?Proboat Voracity-E 36" , Proboat Zelos 36 Twin , Proboat Miss Geico 29" , Traxxas Spartan, Fightercat Daytona, Zonda
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I have factory loop!Proboat Voracity-E 36" , Proboat Zelos 36 Twin , Proboat Miss Geico 29" , Traxxas Spartan, Fightercat Daytona, Zonda
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I did but will make sure it's all out.Proboat Voracity-E 36" , Proboat Zelos 36 Twin , Proboat Miss Geico 29" , Traxxas Spartan, Fightercat Daytona, Zonda
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How would this work with regards to what Rafael mentioned with the purpose of the cooling. He stated somewhere in this thread that you wont see water spraying 6-8" out the outlets because it is designed to keep the water just enough to cool the motors and ESC efficiently. DO NOT QUOTE me on that. lolOriginally posted by Erroneous View PostTry 4 y-splitters from OSE. Y split as the water comes in giving the motor and esc cold water independently. Then y split again to the outlets. Clean the inlets and teardrop the inlets. Water should shoot a good 16-18 inches out.Proboat Voracity-E 36" , Proboat Zelos 36 Twin , Proboat Miss Geico 29" , Traxxas Spartan, Fightercat Daytona, Zonda
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Point taken! I'll double check when I get home if anything is binding first then its on to the tear drop inlet.Originally posted by Erroneous View PostNot saying anyones wrong or right but. Take a piece of metal and put a little bit of water on it. Now take another like piece and put a bunch of water on it.. Which one do you think cooled off more. Heat is your enemy.Proboat Voracity-E 36" , Proboat Zelos 36 Twin , Proboat Miss Geico 29" , Traxxas Spartan, Fightercat Daytona, Zonda
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