HPI Racing Savage Flux 2350 105497 Instruction Manual

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HPI Racing Savage Flux 2350 105497 Race Kit Specification

The HPI Racing Savage Flux 2350 105497 Race Kit is an advanced, high-performance remote-controlled monster truck designed for enthusiasts seeking speed and durability. Central to its design is the robust Flux Tork 2200KV motor, which delivers explosive power and acceleration. This motor is paired with the potent Flux Blur speed controller, capable of handling high voltage and providing precise throttle control for optimal performance. The truck's chassis is built from a reinforced TVP (Twin Vertical Plate) design, ensuring exceptional rigidity and stability under intense racing conditions. The Savage Flux 2350 is equipped with durable, oil-filled, adjustable Big Bore shocks that enhance its ability to absorb impacts and maintain control over rugged terrains. It features a 4WD drivetrain with robust metal gears, providing reliable power distribution and traction across diverse surfaces. The included super heavy-duty dogbones and axles further reinforce its capability to endure aggressive driving. The kit is designed for customization, allowing hobbyists to tailor the truck to their specific preferences with ease. The body of the Savage Flux 2350 is made from high-quality polycarbonate, offering both lightweight performance and resilience against crashes. This model supports LiPo battery packs, offering extended run times and superior power output. The modular electronics compartment allows for easy maintenance and upgrades, enhancing the truck's longevity and adaptability. Overall, the HPI Racing Savage Flux 2350 105497 Race Kit is engineered for those who demand robust performance and versatility in a competitive RC racing environment.

HPI Racing Savage Flux 2350 105497 Race Kit F.A.Q.

How do I properly calibrate the ESC in the Savage Flux 2350?

To calibrate the ESC, first turn on the transmitter and set the throttle to neutral. Then, turn on the ESC while pressing the setup button. Follow the LED indications to set the neutral, full throttle, and full brake positions.

What is the recommended battery type and configuration for optimal performance?

The Savage Flux 2350 is optimized for 2S or 3S LiPo batteries. It is recommended to use batteries with a minimum capacity of 4000mAh and a discharge rate of 30C or higher for best performance.

How can I troubleshoot a motor that is not starting?

Check the battery connections and ensure they are secure. Verify that the ESC is properly calibrated and that the motor connections are solid. Inspect the motor for any debris or damage. If all else fails, test the motor with a different ESC.

What maintenance should be regularly performed on the Savage Flux 2350?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the vehicle after each run, inspecting and lubricating the bearings, checking the gear mesh, and ensuring all screws and nuts are tight. Periodically check the condition of the tires and suspension components.

How do I adjust the suspension for different terrains?

Adjust the suspension by changing the shock oil viscosity, spring tension, and shock mounting positions. For rough terrain, softer springs and thicker oil may improve handling. For smoother surfaces, stiffer settings can enhance performance.

What steps should I take if the vehicle is not responding to the transmitter?

Ensure both the transmitter and receiver are powered on and that the batteries are charged. Check the binding between the transmitter and receiver, and verify the receiver connections. If the issue persists, rebinding may be necessary.

Can I upgrade the motor for higher speed, and what should I consider?

Yes, you can upgrade the motor. Consider the ESC's compatibility with the new motor, the battery's discharge capacity, and the potential need for additional cooling solutions. Ensure the drivetrain components can handle the increased power.

How do I properly store the Savage Flux 2350 when not in use?

Clean the vehicle thoroughly to remove dirt and debris. Remove the batteries and store them at a safe storage voltage. Keep the vehicle in a cool, dry place, and avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or extreme temperatures.

What are the signs of a worn-out differential, and how can I replace it?

Signs include unusual noises, poor handling, and uneven power distribution. To replace, disassemble the differential housing, replace worn gears, and reassemble with fresh grease. Ensure proper shimming for optimal performance.

How can I improve the steering response of my Savage Flux 2350?

To improve steering response, consider upgrading to a high-torque servo, adjusting the steering linkage for minimal slop, and using tires with better grip. Properly setting the toe angle can also enhance responsiveness.