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would u mind to healp measure the pulley face to outer bearing distance?

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I think itā€™s Chinese copy cat . The hanger Profil was for me thematrix3 , but when see what mbs post , look this truck a Chinese

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I wonder how much those hubs will cost and if they have a common hole pattern

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Whoa, super clean execution my dude.

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That new xenith color scheme is dope af, idec if itll sit inside a board unseen.

Iā€™ll expose my ignorance here and admit that I canā€™t tell whether removing the IMU and CAN transceiver from the PCB is a good or a bad thing. They sound like they mightā€™ve been of some use?

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Iā€™m pretty sure that means you canā€™t use them in a 4wd :anguished:

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Thatā€™s exactly what that means

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Kinda odd that it still has a CAN port on the silicone cover. What, is there just nothing under it now?

To remove the hole in the cover means adjusting to tooling which is very expensive and somewhat permanent.

Can bus chips have been hit hard by supply chain issues due to the car makers bulk buying the stock. But Iā€™m sure as soon as they are available again BKB will start putting them back in.

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True that. Honestly i think im gonna get one, i need another esc at the moment, and all my boards are 2wd anyways. And if i do make a 4wd board, im sure id still have a use for it on something. Also, i may be wrong, but couldnt you technically run split ppm if youre going 4?

Yoy could but it wouldnā€™t help the fact the ESCā€™a are no longer capable of communicating between them. This is something useful for minor details like turning them off

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True that. Id think traction control wouldnt work right, either. I have my board set up to power down after 5 minutes inactive, so i can just put it down and forget about it anyways. But no CANbus isnt the biggest deal, imo. Can be worked around. And i like the size profile of the xenityā€™s.

And by IMU, he means Inertial Measurement Unit? I actually didnā€™t know they had one of those in the first place tbh.

I read on some other thread lately that an inspection of the Xenith v2 didnā€™t reveal any discernable difference to the Unity. Now weā€™ve got the next iteration that removes components and features? Wouldnā€™t Xenith v0.9 be a more fitting designation?

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I mean it seems like all the Xenith upgrades are slowly making their way back to the unity so I wouldnā€™t be surprised to see a new ESC from japo missing the same components. They all come from the same place after all.

Maybe it will be a tenka+, now with twice the FETs :rofl:

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Thanks! Lots of homework on this one. Very happy with the results. Will be installing some Bergmeisters and bn270ā€™s to finish it off :love_you_gesture:

Specs

-Bustin Sportster diy custom routered, carbon skinned on bottom 3 plies and e glass skinned on top 2 plies with frit finish
-custom diy carbon enclosure
-DIY 10s4p molicel p42a battery
-dual 6374 bh flipsky motors
-Boardnamics motor mounts with idler
-Focbox tenka motor controller with Bluetooth module
-Llt smart bms
-Amazon 90mm wheels
-boardnamics 220 truck hangers
-caliber baseplates
-flipsky vx2 remote

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Is that a daly 10S bms on your pack? Gorgeous build btw. :slight_smile:

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  • CNC Forged MBS trucks
  • 907 Wh 12S4P battery (18.9 Wh per cell)
  • 15 Wh/km consumption (based on the range)

Seems legit.

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I was mostly curious about the trucks. If theyā€™re indeed MBS trucks this might be the first look at Matrix IIIs, or it could have been a catch-all they used for channel style trucks. They donā€™t look anything like the prototype M3s from before though (unless theyā€™ve been heavily refined) so Iā€™m leaning towards the latter. Or thereā€™s actually a second kingpin (idk how though). Itā€™s something? :man_shrugging: