HPI Racing Jumpshot SC 160263 Exploded View
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To assemble the HPI Racing Jumpshot SC 160263 Race Kit, you will need a set of hex wrenches, screwdrivers (Phillips and flathead), needle-nose pliers, and a hobby knife. Additionally, a nut driver set and a setup board can be helpful for fine-tuning.
If you're experiencing steering issues, check the servo connections and ensure there is no binding in the steering linkage. Inspect the servo saver for proper operation and adjust as needed. Also, verify that the steering trim on your transmitter is set correctly.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the chassis after each run, checking for loose screws, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting the suspension components for wear. It's also important to keep the tires clean and replace them when they show signs of significant wear.
Adjust the suspension by changing the shock oil viscosity, altering the spring tension, and adjusting the ride height. For a bumpy track, softer springs and thicker shock oil can improve handling. For smoother tracks, firmer settings are typically better.
The Jumpshot SC 160263 is compatible with both NiMH and LiPo batteries. For optimal performance, a 2S LiPo battery is recommended, ensuring it fits the battery compartment and meets the electronic speed controller (ESC) specifications.
To increase the speed, consider upgrading to a higher performance motor and ESC, utilizing a higher-capacity LiPo battery, and adjusting the gear ratios by changing the pinion and spur gears. Always ensure that the drivetrain can handle the increased power.
If the motor overheats, first check the gear mesh and ensure it's not too tight. Allow the motor to cool before further use. Consider using a heat sink or cooling fan, and ensure that you're using appropriate gearing for the conditions.
Verify that all electronics are properly sealed by checking the ESC, receiver, and servo for waterproof ratings. Use dielectric grease on connections and ensure that any openings in the receiver box are sealed to prevent water ingress.
Common signs include noticeable loss of grip, visible wear down to the carcass, cracking, or chunking of the rubber. Replacing tires when these signs appear can ensure optimal performance and handling.
Clean the vehicle thoroughly, remove and store the batteries at a storage charge level, and keep the car in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Regularly check on the condition of stored components.