Kit Product # 145613 (US) / C-XTM
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Kit Product # 145613 (US) / C-XTM
Kit Page 1 duc Pro 45 t#1 613 (U - XC TM X /C .S.) BL e) rop u (E TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction...................................................................................... Page2 ChassisTuningGuide.................................................................... Page12 CustomerServiceInformation......................................................... Page3 Maintenance................................................................................... Page17 SafetyWarningsandImportantInformation.................................... Page3 TroubleshootingGuide................................................................... Page18 KitContents..................................................................................... Page4 ExplodedViewAssemblyDrawings............................................... Page19 ItemsRequiredtoOperateandMaintain......................................... Page5 ReplacementPartsList.................................................................. Page42 BecomingFamiliarwithYourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck..... Page6 OptionPartsList............................................................................. Page46 TipsFromthePros.......................................................................... Page8 ReturningYourProductForWarrantyRepair................................. Page47 PreparingtoRunYourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck............ Page8 WarrantyInformation...................................................................... Page47 INTRODUCTION ThankyouforyourpurchaseoftheXTMRacingX-CelleratorBrushless2WDRTRStadiumTruck.TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadium Truckisa1/10thscalestadiumtruckthatmeansbusiness.Withitsrace-inspiredtransmission,tyresandshocks,theX-Cellerator BrushlessStadiumTruckisgreatforanybasherorracer. Speedsof80+km/h(50+mph)canbeobtainedusingthestockelectronicswithouthavingtospendadditionalfundsonexpensive after-marketmotorsorelectronicspeedcontrols.Thepowerful3600kVbrushlessmotorhasplentyofspeedandtorque,andstayscool thankstotheintegratedmachinedaluminiumcoolingfins.Theelectronicspeedcontrollercanhandleanywherefrom7.2~12.0voltsfor insanepower,andtokeepthepowerrunningsmoothly,featuresacoolingfantokeeptemperatureswithinasaferange.Themanyrace featureswhichmaketheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckanawesomedriveareincludedinthedesign,suchasthecompletely adjustablethreadedaluminiumoil-filledshocks,balldifferentialassembly,aggressivepatterntyres,slipperclutch,adjustableturnbuckles andacompletelycountersunkchassis.ThesefeaturesputtheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckatthetopofitsclass! ThisOperatingManualisdesignedtohelpyougetyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckupandrunningasquicklyaspossible. Inadditiontobasicinformationaboutyournewmodel,thisOperatingManualincludesprotips,achassistuningguide,anddetailed explodedviewassemblydrawings.Aphoto-illustratedreplacementpartslistandoptionpartslistisalsoincluded.Besuretokeepthis OperatingManualhandyforfuturereference! n X-Cellerator Brushless Stadium Truck Features l Factory-AssembledwithFactory-PrintedBodyShell l Race-InspiredSuspension l Uses6~8CellNi-CdorNi-MHBattery,or2~3CellLi-PoBattery l CountersunkMouldedChassis l BrushlessElectronicSpeedControllerwithCoolingFan l BalancedWeightDistributionforStableHandling l Powerful3600kVBrushlessMotor l AdjustableFrontToe-in l SealedBallBearingsforDrive-Line l AdjustableFrontandRearCamber l Lay-DownSteeringServoforLowerCentreofGravity l AdjustableRearSquat l Fully-ThreadedAluminiumShockswith3.0mmShockShafts l AdjustableWheelbaseandShockMountingPositions l AdjustableRacingBallDifferential l AdjustableServoSaverAssembly l Low-ProfileTransmissionwithAluminiumIdlerGear l CompleteHexHeadSteel/AlloyScrewSet l AdjustableSlipperClutch l 48PSpurGearAcceptsAftermarketPinionGears n X-Cellerator Brushless Stadium Truck Specifications l Weight(WithoutBattery)............................................................................................................................................... 1.56kg(3.45lbs) l Length............................................................................................................................................................................. 432mm(17.0") l Width(Front/Rear)................................................................................................................................330mm/333mm(13.0"/13.125") l Height(MeasuredtotheTopoftheBodyShellwithSettledSuspension).................................................................... 156mm(6.125") l Wheelbase(Adjustable).................................................................................................................... 292mm~299mm(11.5"~11.75") l Motor/ElectronicSpeedController........ 3600kVBrushlessMotorwith7.2~12.0Volt90AmpBrushlessElectronicSpeedController l PinionGear/SpurGear..............................................................................................................................................................20T/87T l Transmission Ratio/Final Drive Ratio.................................................................................................................................... 2.6:1/11.31 Page 2 CUSTOmER SERvICE INFORmATION IfyoushouldhavetroublewithanyofthestepslistedinthisOperatingManual,orifyoufindamissingoradamagedpart inyourkitorrequireadditionalinformation,pleasecontactyourXTMRacingregionaldistributorattheaddressbelow: In Europe: In North America: Global Services 18480 Bandilier Circle Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Ripmax Ltd. 241 Green Street Enfield, EN3 7SJ, U.K. Phone: (714) 963-0329 Fax: (714) 964-6236 Email: service@globalhobby.net Phone: (0) 20 8282 7500 Fax: (0) 20 8282 7501 Email: xtm@ripmax.com XTMRacingguaranteesthiskittobefreefromdefectsinbothmaterialandworkmanship,atthedateofpurchase.Thisdoes notcoveranycomponentpartsdamagedbyuse,misuseormodification.In no case shall XTM Racing's liability exceed the original cost of the purchased kit. InthatXTMRacinghasnocontroloverthefinalassemblyormaterialusedforfinalassembly,no liabilityshallbeassumedforanydamageresultingfromtheusebytheuserofthefinaluser-assembledproduct.Bytheactofusingthe finaluser-assembledproduct,theuseracceptsallresultingliability.Fordetailedwarrantyinformation,refertopage47. PrIor to oPErAtINg your NEw modEl, PlEAsE thoroughly rEAd ANd uNdErstANd thE INformAtIoN coNtAINEd IN thIs oPErAtINg mANuAl. doINg so wIll ENsurE your succEss ANd ProvIdE thE grEAtEst ENjoymENt of thIs Product. SAFETY WARNINGS AND ImpORTANT INFORmATION BeforeoperatingyournewX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck,pleasereadandunderstandthewarningslistedbelowand onthenextpage.Failuretodosocouldleadtoinjuryand/orpropertydamage.TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckisnot intendedforpersonsunder14yearsofage,unlesscloselysupervisedbyanadult. n General Warnings l Undernocircumstancesshouldyouoperateyourmodelincrowdsofpeople.Seriousinjurycouldresult. l Neveroperateyourmodelonbusystreetsoriftherearecarsaround. l Donotuseyourmodeltochasepetsorotheranimals. l Theelectronicsinyourmodelarenotwaterproof.Therefore,donotdrivethroughwater,wetgrass,mudorsnow. l l l Becauseyourmodelisoperatedbyradiocontrol,itisimportanttomakesureyoualwaysusefreshand/orfullychargedbatteriesin thetransmitter(ifusingNi-CdsorNi-MHs).Neverallowthebatteriestorunloworyoucouldlosecontrolofthemodel. Ifyourmodelbecomesstuck,donotcontinuetoapplypowerordamagecanoccur.Releasethethrottleandretrieveyourmodelbyhand. Topreventexcessiver.p.m.sfromdamagingyourmotorand/ordrivetraincomponents,wesuggestreducingpowerwhileintheair duringjumps. n Brushless Power System Warnings and Information l l l l l YourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckisfittedwithanextremelypowerfulbrushlesspowersystem.Foryoursafety,pleaseuse cautionatalltimestokeepyourhands,looseclothing,etc.,awayfromanymovingparts. Foryoursafetyandthesafetyofothers,priortomakingsetupchangestotheESCortothethrottlechannelsettingsofyourtransmitter, werecommendplacingtheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckonacarstandsothatthewheelsareofftheground. Thereartyresonyourmodelwill'balloon'toalargerdiameterwhenmountedonahigh-speedmodel,suchastheX-CelleratorBrushless StadiumTruck.DONOTholdthemodelintheairandrunituptofullthrottleortyrefailurecouldoccur.Checkallfourtyresoften toensurethatthey'resecurelygluedontothewheels. Ifyouneedtosoldercompatibleconnectorsontoyourbattery,andwhenpluggingyourbatteryintotheESC,makesuretoobserve correctpolarity.ThiswillensurethatwhenyouplugthebatteryintotheESCthatyoudonotplugitinwithreversepolarity.Plugging thebatteryinwithreversepolaritywilldamagetheESCandpossiblydamageyourbattery. Thepoweroutputofthebrushlesspowersystemisdependentonthetypeandqualityofthebatteryandbatteryconnectorsthatyou use.Whilethepowersystemwillprovidegoodpowerusingalower-qualitybattery,totakefulladvantageofthepoweravailable, werecommendtheuseofahigh-qualitybatteryandconnectors.Weprovidehigh-quality4mmgold-platedmaleBulletconnectorson theESC.Werecommendkeepingtheseconnectorsandusingtheequivalentonyourbattery. Page 3 Continued On Next Page SAFETY WARNINGS AND ImpORTANT INFORmATION n Lithium Polymer (Li-Po) Battery General Warnings LithiumPolymer(Li-Po)batteriesaresignificantlymorevolatilethanAlkalineorNi-Cd/Ni-MHbatteriesusedinR/Capplications. WhenusingaLi-Pobatterytopoweryourmodel,allinstructionsandwarningsmustbefollowedclosely.MishandlingofLi-Pobatteries canresultinfire.InadditiontothegeneralLi-Pobatterywarningsbelow,besuretounderstandandfollowthewarningsincludedwith theparticularLi-Pobatteryyouuse. l l ALWAYSfollowtheinstructionsincludedwithyourLi-Pobatteriesand/orLi-PochargertochargeLi-Pobatteries. DONOTattempttochargeLi-PobatterieswithanychargerotherthanachargerdesignedtochargeLi-Pobatteries.TheLi-Pobattery chargeryouuseshouldincludeabalancingfeature. l DONOTleaveLi-Pobatteriesunattendedduringthechargingprocess. l ALWAYSchargeLi-Pobatteriesonafire-resistantsurfaceandneverchargeLi-Pobatteriesnearanyflammablematerial. l DONOTuseorchargeLi-Pobatteriesiftheyarehottothetouch. l DONOTleaveLi-Pobatteriesindirectsunlightorinahotcarorstoragearea,orallowLi-Pobatteriestobeexposedtomoisture. l DONOTshort-circuitLi-Pobatteries. l DONOTleaveLi-Pobatteriespluggedintoyourmodelwhennotinuse.Li-Pobatteriesshouldbestoredinafire-proofcontainer. l ALWAYSletLi-Pobatteriescoolbetweenusesandcharging. l INSPECTLi-Pobatteriesbeforeeachuseforswellingorothermalformation.Ifdamaged,theyshouldnotbeused. l DONOTpoke,bendorotherwisedamageLi-Pobatteries.DONOTshort-circuit. l DONOTallowLi-Pobatteriestoeverexceed71ºC(160ºF)foranyreason. n Alkaline, Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, and Li-Po Battery Instructions for Disposal Theseproductsmustnotbedisposedofwithotherhouseholdwaste.Instead,itistheuser'sresponsibilitytodisposeofthese productsbyhandingthemovertoadesignatedcollectionpointfortherecyclingofwasteelectricalandelectronicequipment.The separatecollectionandrecyclingoftheseproductsatthetimeofdisposalwillhelptoconservenaturalresourcesandensurethat theyarerecycledinamannerthatprotectshumanhealthandtheenvironment.Formoreinformationaboutwhereyoucantake theseproductsforrecycling,pleasecontactyourlocalcityormunicipaloffice,yourhouseholdwastedisposalservice,orwhere youpurchasedtheproduct. kIT CONTENTS AfteropeningyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck,removeallofthepartsfromtheboxanddouble-checkthatyouhaveallof theitemslistedbelow.Ifyoufindapartismissingordamaged,pleasecontactyourregionaldistributor,usingtheCustomerService Informationonpage3. l Pre-BuiltChassiswithElectronics l DecalSet l MouldedWrenchforWheelNuts** l Transmitter l ReceiverAntennaSupportTube l 2DegreeRearSquatPlate l LexanBodyShell(Printed) l ReceiverAntennaSupportTubeCap l SteeringServoSpacerPlates*** l LexanWingwithMountingScrews l AllenWrenches(1/16",5/64",and3/32") l SteeringServoArms**** l TyresandWheels(Glued) l MouldedWrenchforTurnbuckles* l InstructionsforRadioControlSystem l BodyClips(4) *Alsousedforhexnutsandlocknuts,andtoadjusttheslipperclutch.**Alsousedforshockcaps.***Usedwheninstallingsome after-marketsteeringservos.****Servoarmsareprovidedfordifferentservobrands.Thefour-pointservohornincludedisnotused. Thebrandandtypeofradiocontrolsystem(transmitter,receiver,andsteeringservo)includedwithyourX-CelleratorBrushless StadiumTruckvariesbyregion.PleasemakesuretoreadthroughtheseparateradiocontrolsystemOperatingManualincluded tolearnaboutyourradiocontrolsystem'sfeaturesandproperuse. Kitcontentsaresubjecttochangeatanytimewithoutnotice. Page 4 ITEmS REqUIRED TO OpERATE AND mAINTAIN TheproductslistedbelowmustbepurchasedseparatelyandarerequiredtorunyouX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck.We'vealso listedtheitemswerecommendyouhaveon-handtoperformbasicmaintenance. n Battery Requirements TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckcanbepoweredusingeitherone6~8cellNi-CdorNi-MHbatterypackoritcanbepowered usingone2~3cellLi-Pobatterypack. TheESCcanhandle6~8Ni-CdorNi-MHcells,or2~3Li-Pocells.DonotexceedthemaximumcellcountortheESCwill bedamaged! Recommended Battery Pack Setup l 2S5000mAh(25Corgreater)HardCaseCarLi-PoBatteryPack l Two4mmGold-PlatedFEMALEBulletConnectorswithHeat-ShrinkTubing(Ifnotincludedwithbattery) Optional Battery Pack Setup l 6Cellor7Cell4200mAhorgreaterNi-CdorNi-MHBatteryPack l Two4mmGold-PlatedFEMALEBulletConnectorswithHeat-ShrinkTubing(Ifnotincludedwithbattery) Regardlessofthetypeofbatterypackyouchoose,thefollowingpertains:themorecellsyouuse,themorepowerthebattery packwillprovide,buttheheavierthebatterypackwillbe.Morepowerwillprovidehigherspeedandmoretorque.Thehigherthe capacityofthebatterypack(e.g.,mAh),thelongertherun-timeyouwillexperience,buttheheavierthebatterypackwillbe.Theheavier thebatterypackis,themoresolidlythetruckwillfeel'planted'totheground,butthelessnimblethetruckwillhandle. Whilstthecapacityofthebatterypackyouchoosecanbeashighasdesired(whilestillallowingthebatterypacktofitinthebattery holder),thecellcountshouldneverexceedthemaximumfortheESC. n Miscellaneous Requirements In addition to the battery requirements listed above, the following items are recommended to run and maintain your X-Cellerator BrushlessStadiumTruck. l 'AA'AlkalineBatteriesforTransmitter(Quantitywillvarydependingontransmitterincluded) l ACorAC/DCChargerforNi-Cd/Ni-MHand/orLi-PoBatteries l Solder(forElectronics)andSolderingIron l HeatGunorLighter(forHeat-ShrinkTubing) l #1PhilipsHeadScrewdriver(toInstallWing) l .050HexWrench(forPinionGear) l 5mmNutDriver(forBallEnds) l StraightEdgeRuler l ScissorsorModelingKnife l MotorSprayandBallBearingOil l AssortedWeightsofSiliconeShockOiltoTuneShocks(Optional) Thechargeryouuseshouldbecompatiblewiththetypeofbatteryyou'reusing.Forexample,ifyou'reusingaLi-Pobattery,your chargermustbeabletochargeLi-Pobatteries. n Popular Option Parts ListedbelowareafewofthemorepopularoptionpartsthatareavailableforyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck.Foracomplete listofoptionalparts,seetheOptionPartsListonpage46. 149190 AluminiumCastorBlocks 149172 FrontSwayBarSet 149194 AluminiumHubCarriers Page 5 148802 90TSpurGear BECOmING FAmILIAR WITh YOUR X-CELLERATOR BRUShLESS STADIUm TRUCk n Chassis Component Overview UsethephotobelowandthedescriptionsinthissectiontofamiliariseyourselfwiththeX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck'smain chassiscomponents. SlipperClutch AntennaMount SteeringServo Receiver ESCOn/OffSwitch BatteryHolder Turnbuckle MotorGuard BrushlessMotor ShockTower SteeringTie-Rod BodyMount BrushlessESC withCoolingFan ESCBatteryLeads ShockAbsorber SuspensionArm Wheel/TyreAssembly *Featuresandspecificationssubjecttochangewithoutnotice. Antenna Mount:Holdstheantennasupporttubethatholdsthereceiverantennainaverticalpositionforthebestradioreception. Battery Holder:Anintegralpartofthechassis,thebatteryholderfirmlyholdsthebatterypackthatpowerstheX-CelleratorBrushless StadiumTruck.Thebatteryholderissizedtofitmost6~7cellNi-CdorNi-MHbatterypacksand2SLi-Pobatterypacks.Somesoft case3SLi-Pobatterypacksmayfitifyouremovethefoamblocksfromeachendofthebatteryholder. Body Mount:Mouldedoutofhigh-impactnylonplasticforstrength,thebodymountsupportsthebody.Fourbodymounts(twoatthe frontandtwoattherear)arefeaturedtosecurethebodyfirmlyinplace. Brushless ESC with Cooling Fan:TheESCisasolid-statedevicethattakespowerfromthebatterypackandthethrottlesignalfrom thereceiverandconvertsthemintoproportionalpowerforthemotor.TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckfeaturesahigh-quality 90AmpbrushlessESCthatcanhandle6~7cellNi-CdsorNi-MHs,or2~3SLi-Pos.Inaddition,theESCfeaturesaBatteryEliminator Circuit(BEC),forwardandreversecontrol,andacoolingfanthathelpskeeptheESCfromoverheating. Brushless Motor:Thebrushlessmotorprovidesthepowertothedrivetrain.Brushlessmotorsaremoreefficientandproducemore powerthanbrushedmotors.TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckfeaturesapowerful3600kVbrushlessmotorthatfeatures integratedmachinedaluminiumcoolingfinstohelpkeepmotortemperaturesundercontrol. ESC Battery Leads:TheESCbatteryleadsarewhereyouplugyourbatterypackintopoweryourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadium Truck.TheESCbatteryleadsfeaturehigh-qualitysiliconewireandgold-plated4mmmaleBulletconnectors. ESC On/Off Switch:TurnstheESC'ON'and'OFF'.WhentheESCisturned'ON',thecoolingfanwillspinandthereceiverwillbe poweredup,providingpowertothesteeringservo. Motor Guard:Mouldedoutofhigh-impactnylonplasticforstrength,themotorguardprotectsthebrushlessmotorfromdamageduringuse. Receiver:Thereceiverreceivesthesignalfromthetransmitterandconvertsthatsignalintothedesiredcommands.Forexample, whenyouturnthetransmitter'ssteeringwheeltotheright,thereceiverreceivesthatsignalandcommandsthesteeringservototurn thewheelstotheright. Shock Absorber:Eachshockisoil-filledandusesaspringthatiswellsuitedformostoff-roadconditions.Theshocksarethreaded andfeaturepreloadtensionringsthatallowtheshockstobeeasilytunedfordifferentdrivingconditions.Theshockscomestandard withmediumtensionsprings. Page 6 Continued On Next Page BECOmING FAmILIAR WITh YOUR X-CELLERATOR BRUShLESS STADIUm TRUCk n Chassis Component Overview, Continued.... Shock Tower: Securestheshockabsorberwhileallowingdifferentgeometrysettingstosuitdifferenttrackconditions.Theshocktowers aremadefromthickmouldedhigh-impactnylonplasticforstrengthandlightweight. Slipper Clutch:Theslipperclutchdictateshowmuchpoweristransferredfromthemotortothetransmissionandisadjustabletosuit differenttrackconditions.Forexample,theslipperclutchcanbeloosenedtopreventwheelspinwhenacceleratingonatrackwithpoor traction. Steering Servo:ControlstheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck'ssteering.A'servosaver'isusedtohelppreventtheservogears frombeingstrippedout. Steering Tie-Rod:Thesteeringtie-rodconnectsthesteeringlinkageandthecastorblock.Thetie-rodsareadjustablesoyoucanmake toe-angleadjustmentstothefrontwheels. Suspension Arm:HelpssupporttheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck’shandling(whencoupledtoshockabsorbers)andbraking whilstensuringmaximumtraction(keepsthewheelsincontactwiththeground)andprotectsthechassiscomponentsfromundue stressandstrain. Turnbuckle:Joinstheupperinnerandupperoutersuspensioncomponents.Theturnbuckleisthreaded,allowingyoutoadjustthe camberangleofthefrontandreartyres. Wheel/Tyre Assembly:TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckfeaturesmouldedrubbertyreswithatreadpatternthatisgoodfor mostoff-roadapplications.Thewheelsaremouldedinonepiecefromlightweight,high-impactplasticforstrength. n Brushless Power System Overview ESCThrottleLead SensorInput(NotUsed) CoolingFan On/OffSwitch SetupButton MotorLeads(A,B,C) CoolingFins PositiveBattery Lead(Red) NegativeBattery Lead(Black) Capacitor MotorShaft Brushless Motor MotorLeads(A,B,C) kVRating:3600kV ShaftDiamteter:3mm(1/8") Brushless ESC NominalInputVoltageRange:7.2~12.0Volts(6~8CNi-CdorNi-MH/2~3SLi-Po) OutputRating:90Amps BEC:Yes Programmable:ThrottleControlRangeCalibration TheSetupButtonisusedduringthrottlecontrolrangecalibration.Formoreinformation,seepage10. Inthedefaultconfigurationthetransmitter'sthrottlechannelservoreversingfunctionshouldbesettoREV(Reverse)andthemotor leadsshouldbeconnectedasfollows:(A)ESCBluetomotorBlue,(B)ESCYellowtomotorYellow,and(C)ESCRedtoMotorRed. TheESCbatteryleadsfeaturegold-plated4mmmaleBulletconnectorsonboththepositiveandthenegativeleads.Thisallows plug-and-playcompatibilitywithmosthard-caseLi-Pocarbatterypacks. ThemotorusedintheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckisasensorlessbrushlessmotor.ThemotorleadsfromtheESCcan bepluggedintoanyofthemotorleadsfromthemotorwithoutissue.Ifthemotorrunsbackwards,swaptwoofthemotorleadsand themotorwillruninthecorrectdirection(counter-clockwise).DO NOT SWAP THE BATTERy LEADS! Page 7 TIpS FROm ThE pROS SeparateinstructionsareincludedfortheradiocontrolsystemincludedwithyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck.Makesure toreaditthoroughly,inadditiontothisOperatingManual,beforerunningyourmodelforthefirsttime. l Double-checkallofthefastenerstoensurethatthey'retight.It'snormalforthenylonlocknutsthatsecurethetopoftheshocksto theshockmountingstudstonottightencompletely.Thisisintentional.Thelocknutswillholdtheshockssecurelywhilepreventing anychanceofbindingintheuppershockmountingpivotpoint. l Donotovertightenanyscrewsthatthreadintonylonorcompositematerial,orthematerialmaystripout.Screwsthreadedintonylon orcompositematerialneedonlybetightenedsnugly. l l l l l Ifyouhavedifficultyslidingthereceiverantennawirethroughtheantennasupporttube,firstpulltheantennawirethroughyourfingers severaltimestostraightenit,thenlightlywettheantennawirewithglasscleaner. TheESCbatteryleadsfeaturegold-plated4mmmaleBulletconnectorsonboththepositiveandthenegativeleads.Thisallows plug-and-playcompatibilitywithmosthard-caseLi-Pocarbatterypacks.Ifyouprefertochangetheconnectors,makesuretoobserve correctpolarityanduseheat-shrinktubingtoinsulatethesolderjoints. Beforecheckingthesteeringandthrottlecontrols,werecommendplacingtheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckonacarstand sothatthewheelsareofftheground.Thiswillensureyoursafetyandthesafetyofyourmodelwhiletestingthethrottlecontrol. Ifthemotordoesnotseemtobeproducingfullpower,double-checkthatyourbatteryisfullycharged,thendouble-checkthatyour transmitter'sthrottlechannelHighEndPointAdjustment(EPA)settingissetto100%. pREpARING TO RUN YOUR X-CELLERATOR BRUShLESS STADIUm TRUCk n Transmitter and Receiver q Double-checkthatyourtransmitteristurned'OFF',theninstall'AA'Alkalinebatteriesintoyourtransmitter,double-checkingtomake surethatthepolarity(+/-)iscorrect.Formoreinformation,refertotheseparateradiocontrolsystemOperatingManualincluded. q U ncoilthereceiverantennawireandfeeditupthroughtheantennasupporttube mount,thenslidethereceiverantennawireintotheantennasupporttube. PRO TIP:Ifyouhavedifficultyslidingtheantennawirethroughtheantennasupport tubeinthenextprocedure,firstpulltheantennawirethroughyourfingersseveral timestostraightenit,thenlightlywettheantennawirewithglasscleaner. q P ushtheendoftheantennasupporttubefirmlydownintotheantennasupporttube mount. IMPORTANT:Leaveanyexcessantennawirehangingfromthetopoftheantenna supporttube.Undernocircumstancesshouldyoucuttheantennawireshorter. q P ushtherubbercapoverthetopoftheantennasupporttubetokeepanydirtand debrisoutofit. IMPORTANT:VerifythatthesteeringchannelandESCthrottlechannelleadsarepluggedintochannel1andchannel2,respectively. n Battery Pack Installation and Power Connections q VerifythattheESCOn/Offswitchisturned'OFF'. Toensureyoursafety,it'simportantthattheESCbeturned'OFF'whenconnecting yourbatterypack. Page 8 Continued On Next Page pREpARING TO RUN YOUR X-CELLERATOR BRUShLESS STADIUm TRUCk n Battery Pack Installation and Power Connections, Continued.... TheESCcanhandle6~8Ni-CdorNi-MHcells,or2~3Li-Pocells.DonotexceedthemaximumcellcountortheESCwillbe damaged! q S oldertwo4mmfemaleBulletconnectors(notincluded)ontoyourbatterypackto matchthetwo4mmmaleBulletconnectorsinstalledontheESCbatteryleads. Ifyou'reusingahard-caseLi-Pocarbatterypackwithpreinstalled4mmfemale Bulletconnectors,youcanskipthisprocedure. q R emovethetwobodyclipsthatholdthebatterymountingplateinplace,thenpull thefrontofthebatterymountingplateupandouttoremoveit. Thebatteryholderfeaturestwofoamblocks(oneatthefrontandoneattherear) thatcanberemovedifyou'reusinga7cellNi-CdorNi-MHbatterypackora3S Li-Pobatterypack.Ifyou'reusinga6CellNi-CdorNi-MHbatterypack,ora2SLi-Po batterypack,leavethefoamblocksinplacetoholdthebatterypacksecurelyinposition. q Pushyourbatterypackintothebatteryholder,thenreinstallthebatterymounting platetoholdyourbatterypacksecurelyinplace. Werecommendthatyouinstallyourbatterypackwiththebatteryleadstowardthe FRONTofthebatteryholder. q WiththeESCOn/Offswitchinthe'OFF'position,plugtheESCbatteryleadsintoyour battery(orintoyourbatteryleads),makingsurethatthepolarityiscorrect.Positive (red)topositive(red)andnegative(black)tonegative(black). n Checking the Steering and Throttle Controls IMPORTANT: Before checking the steering and throttle controls, we recommend placing the X-Cellerator Brushless Stadium Truckonacarstandsothatthewheelsareofftheground.Thiswillensureyoursafetyandthesafetyofyourmodelwhiletesting thethrottlecontrol. Ifyourmodelfeaturesa2.4GHzradiocontrolsystem,yourtransmitterandreceiverhavealreadybeenpairedandshouldwork correctly.Ifnot,bindyourtransmitterandreceiveragainfollowingtheproceduresintheradiocontrolsystemOperatingManual. q Turnyourtransmitter'ON'andverifythatithassufficientpower. q T urntheESCOn/Offswitch'ON'.TheESCcoolingfanwillpowerup,thesteering servowillcentreandtheESCwillemitseveralaudibletones.Thisindicatesthatthe ESCisoperatingcorrectlyandthatthemotorisarmed. Page 9 Continued On Next Page pREpARING TO RUN YOUR X-CELLERATOR BRUShLESS STADIUm TRUCk n Checking the Steering and Throttle Controls, Continued.... q Rotate the transmitter's wheel forward (to the right). The X-Cellerator Brushless StadiumTruck'sfrontwheelsshouldturnright. IMPORTANT:Ifthewheelsdon'tturnright,usethetransmitter'ssteeringchannel servoreversingfunctiontochangethedirectionthatthefrontwheelsturn.Formore information,refertotheseparateradiocontrolsystemOperatingManualincluded. q Rotate the transmitter's wheel backward (to the left). The X-Cellerator Brushless StadiumTruck'sfrontwheelsshouldturnleft. q Letgoofthetransmitterwheel.Thewheelsshouldreturntocentre. IMPORTANT:Ifthewheelsdonotpointstraightahead(centre)afteryoureturnthe transmitterwheeltocentre,usethetransmitter'strimfunctiontoadjustthewheels sothattheypointstraightahead.Formoreinformation,refertotheseparateradio controlsystemOperatingManualincluded. q Pullthethrottletrigger.Therearwheelsshouldspinforward. q Releasethethrottletriggerandthewheelsshouldstopspinning. IMPORTANT:Ifthewheelsdon'tspinforward,swaptwoofthemotorleads (formoreinformation,seepage7)orusethetransmitter'sthrottlechannelservo reversingfunctiontochangethedirectionthatthewheelsspin.Formoreinformation, refertotheseparateradiocontrolsystemOperatingManualincluded. q Pushthethrottletriggerforward.Therearwheelsshouldspinbackward. q Releasethethrottletriggerandthewheelsshouldstopspinning. Asasafetyprecautiontopreventdamagetothetransmission,theX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckmustbestoppedbefore goingintoreverse.WhentheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckismovingforwardandyoupushthethrottletriggertogointo reverse,theX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckwillbegintobrakeandcometoastop.Togointoreverse,releasethethrottletrigger momentarily,thenpushthethrottletriggerforwardagain. n Throttle Control Range Calibration BeforerunningyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckforthefirsttime,werecommendthatyoucalibratethethrottletoensure thatyou'reachievingmaximumthrottlerange.Tocalibratethethrottlecontrolrange,followtheseprocedures: q Double-checkthattheESCisturned'OFF',thenconnectyourchargedbatterypacktotheESCbatteryleads. q Turnyourtransmitter'ON',checkthethrottlechannelservoreversingfunctionissettoREV(Reverse),thenadjustthethrottlechannelHigh andLowEndPointAdjustments(EPAs)to100%.Formoreinformation,refertotheseparateradiocontrolsystemOperatingManual. q WhileholdingdowntheSetupbuttonontheESC,turntheESC'ON'.ContinuetoHOLDtheSetupbuttondownuntilanaudible toneisheard.Aftertheaudibletoneisheard,releasetheSetupbutton.Thethrottlecontrolrangecannowbecalibrated. q Withthethrottletriggerintheneutralposition,presstheSetupbuttononce.Anaudibletonewillbeheard.Thiswillprogramthe neutralthrottleposition(motor'OFF'). Page 10 Continued On Next Page pREpARING TO RUN YOUR X-CELLERATOR BRUShLESS STADIUm TRUCk n Throttle Control Range Calibration, Continued.... q Toprogramthehighthrottleposition,pullthethrottletriggerandHOLDitinthefullthrottleposition.PresstheSetupbuttononce. Anaudibletonewillbeheard.Releasethethrottletrigger.Thiswillprogramthehighthrottleposition(fullthrottle). q Toprogramthethrottlereverseposition,pushthethrottletriggerforwardandHOLDitinthefullthrottlereverseposition.Pressthe Setupbuttononce.Anaudibletonewillbeheard.Releasethethrottletrigger.Thiswillprogramthefullthrottlereverseposition. q ThethrottlecontrolrangehasnowbeencalibratedandtheESCisreadytouse. n Applying the Decals and Installing the Wing and Body Priortoapplyingdecalstothewing,carefullypeelawaytheprotectivefilmcoveringfromoverthetopofthewing.Theprotective filmcoveringhasalreadybeenremovedfromthebodyshell,sincesomedecalshavebeenappliedatthefactoryforyou. q Toapplytheremainingdecals,removethemfromtheprotectivebackingandapplythemtothebodyshellandwingasdesired. q Fitthewingontothebodyshell,usingthetwo3x6mmbuttonheadtappingscrews provided.Therearetwomouldeddimplesinthebodyshellthatareusedtoalignthe twoscrews.It'snotnecessarytodrillpilotholesforthescrews.Justpushonthem firmlyandthreadthemintoplacethroughtheplastic. Tightenthetwoscrewsgentlytoavoidstrippingouttheplastic. q Slidetheendoftheantennasupporttubethroughthepredrilledholeinthetopofthe bodyshell,thenfitthebodyshellontothechassis,usingthefourbodyclipsprovided (twoatthefrontandtwoattherear). IMPORTANT:AlwaysmakesurethatyouinstallthebodyshellwhendrivingyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck.Ifyour X-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckflipsover,thebodyshellwillhelpprotectthechassisanditscomponents. THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Page 11 ChASSIS TUNING GUIDE ChassisalignmentandgeometryareimportantifyouwantyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTrucktoperformwell.Agoodperforming truckmeansatruckthatiseasiertodrive,too!FollowourguidelinesinthissectiontogetthemostoutofyourX-CelleratorBrushless StadiumTruck. It'sveryimportantwhenmakingchangestothesettingsofyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckthatyoumakethesettings thesameforeachside.Forexample,ifyouchangethespringtensiononthefrontrightshock,youshouldchangethespring tensiononthefrontleftshockthesameamount,etc. Donotmakeanychangesthataremorethan3degreesfromtheinitialsettingsorthehandlingcharacteristicsofyour X-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckwillbecomeverypoor. n Adjusting Toe Angle - Front Thetoeangleistheangleofbothfronttyres(orreartyres)toeachother,whenviewedfromabove.'Toe-in'iswhenthefrontofboth tyrespointtowardeachotherand'toe-out'iswhenthefrontofbothtyrespointawayfromeachother. l l Forthefronttyres,toe-inwillmaketheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTrucktrack(run)straighter,butthesteeringwillbemore sensitive.Toe-outwilldesensitisethesteering,makingtheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckalittlemoredriver-friendly. Toe-inonthereartyresisfixedatapproximately2degrees.Thiswillgivetherearendalittlemore'bite'(traction). recommended Initial settings l 1~2degreestoe-inonthefronttoprovidestabilityandincreasesteeringsensitivity.Toe-inonthereartyresisfixedatapproximately 2degreesandisnotadjustable. Addingmorethan3degreesoftoe-inortoe-outonthefrontwillresultinexcessivelossofspeedanderratichandling.Toe adjustmentsshouldbemeasuredwiththeX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckatitsnormalrideheight. Straight-NoToe Toe-In Toe-Out q T oadjustthetoe-angleofthefronttyres,turnthetie-rodsinoroutusingtheturnbuckle wrenchprovided. PRO TIP:Formoreprecisetoeangleadjustments,useadedicatedtoeangle adjustmentgauge,availableatmosthobbyretailers. n Adjusting Shock Spring Tension - Front and Rear Byadjustingthespringtensionoftheshocks,youcanincreasesteeringsensitivity,adjusttheride-heightofthechassis,andfine-tune thedampingqualityofthesuspensionsystem.HowyoudriveyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckwilldictatewhatsettingsyou shouldbeusing. Forexample,ifyou'redrivingyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckoff-roadandgoingoverlotsofjumps,youmaywanttoincrease thespringtensionofthefrontshockstohelppreventthefrontoftheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckfrombottomingout.Ifyou're racingyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck,localtrackconditionswilldictatethesettingstouse. recommended Initial settings l Werecommendinitiallyleavingeachoftheadjustmentringsinthefactorypositions. q Increaseordecreasespringtensionbythreadingtheadjustmentringupordown theshockbody.Threadingtheadjustmentringdown(clockwise)increasesspring tensionandthechassis'srideheight,andwillstiffentheoveralldampingcharacteristics ofthesuspension.Threadingtheadjustmentringup(anti-clockwise)decreasesspring tensionandmakesthedampingcharacteristicsofthesuspensionsofter. Whenadjustingthespringtension,makesuretoadjusttherightandleftshocks equally. Page 12 Continued On Next Page ChASSIS TUNING GUIDE n Adjusting Camber Angle - Front and Rear Camberisreferredtoastheamountofthetyre'ssurfacethatcontactstheground.Tyresthatareexactlyperpendiculartotheground have0degreesofcamber.Ifthetopofthetyreleansintowardthechassis,thetyrehasnegativecamber.Ifthetopofthetyreleans outawayfromthechassis,thetyrehaspositivecamber. l Camberangleshouldbeadjustedtoensuremaximumtyrecontactbetweenthegroundandthetyresforyourparticulartrack.You canchecktoensuremaximumtyrecontactbyfirstcleaningyourtyres,thenbyrunningyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck onyourtrack.Afterrunning,checkthedirtand/orwearmarksonthetyre.Adjustthecamberangleifthedirtand/orwearmarksare moretowardtheoutsideortheinsideofthetyre. recommended Initial settings l Fordrivingonsmoothsurfacessetboththefrontandbacktyresat0degrees. l Fordrivingonroughsurfacessetthefronttyresat-1degreeandthebacktyresat-2degrees. CambersettingsshouldbemeasuredwiththeX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckatitsnormalrideheight. PRO TIP:Formoreprecisecamberadjustments,useadedicatedcambergauge,availableatmosthobbyretailers. Positive Camber q Toincreasepositivecamberangle,usetheturnbucklewrenchprovidedtoturnthe upperturnbucklesandlengthenthemtopushthetopofthetyresout. Negative Camber q Toincreasenegativecamberangle,usetheturnbucklewrenchprovidedtoturnthe upperturnbucklesandshortenthemtopullthetopofthetyresin. n Adjusting Steering Response - Front YoucanadjustyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck'ssteeringsensitivitybytighteningorlooseningtheservosaverspring.In general,tighteningtheservosaverspringwillcausethesteeringtobemoreresponsive,andlooseningtheservosaverspringwillcause thesteeringtobelessresponsive. recommended Initial settings l Werecommendinitiallyleavingtheservosaveradjustmentringinthefactoryposition. q A djusttheservosaverspringbyturningtheservosaveradjustmentringupordown. Threadingtheadjustmentringdown(clockwise)willtightentheservosaverspring and threading the adjustment ring up (anti-clockwise) will loosen the servo saver spring. Tighteningtheservosaverspringincreasesthechanceofdamagingthesteeringservoduringacrash.Adjust only as necessary. Page 13 Continued On Next Page ChASSIS TUNING GUIDE n Adjusting Shock Damping - Front and Rear Changingtheshockoilwillchangethedampingcharacteristicsoftheshocks.Typically,ifyouarerunningonsmoothsurfaces,usea heavierweightshockoil.Ifyouarerunningonroughsurfaces,usealighterweightshockoil. recommended Initial settings l Werecommendusingthe30wtshockoilthattheshocksarealreadyfilledwith.20~25wtshockoilcanbeusedforracing. q Removetheshockfromtheshocktowerandthesuspensionarm. q Removespringholderfromtheshockshaft,thenremovethespringfromtheshock. q Usingthewheelnutwrenchprovided,carefullyloosentheshockcapfromthelower shockbody,thenremovetheshockshaftandpistonassemblyandsetitaside. q Draintheexistingoilfromtheshockbody,thenfilltheshockbodywithshockoiluntil theoillevelisapproximately6mm(1/4")belowtheendoftheshockbody.Useonly 100%siliconeoilintheshocks.Do not use motor oil. q Reinstalltheshockshaftandpistonassembly,makingsuretotightentheshock capfirmly. q Reinstalltheshockspringandspringholder,thenrefittheshockontothechassis, makingsuretoGENTLYtightenthenylonflangenut,sotheshockcanpivotfreely. n Adjusting the Slipper Clutch Theslipperclutchisatractioncontroldevicethatusestwometalplatesandtwofibrepadstocontrolhowmuchpoweristransmitted fromthemotortothetransmission.Adjustingtheslipperclutchallowsyoutofine-tunehowyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck reactswhengivingitthrottle.Adjustingtheslipperclutchtootightwillusuallyresultinthetruckdoingwheeliesorspinningoutofcontrol insteadofaccelerating.Adjustingtheslipperclutchtooloosewillresultinverypoorornoaccelerationatall. Theslipperclutchshouldbeadjustedbasedonthetypeoftrackorothersurfaceyou'redrivingon.Forexample,ifyou'redrivingona high-gripsurface,theslipperclutchcanbeadjustedtighterwithoutthereartyresspinningorslipping.Ifyou'redrivingonaloosersurface withlesstraction,looseningtheslipperclutchwillallowgoodaccelerationwithoutthetyresspinningorslipping. recommended Initial settings l WerecommendleavingtheslipperclutchatthefactoryadjustmentsettingforthefirstfewtimesyoudriveyourX-Cellerator BrushlessStadiumTruck,thenadjustasnecessarytosuit. Wesuggestadjustingtheslipperclutchin1/4turnincrementsuntilyou'resatisfiedwiththeresult.Aftermakingeachadjustment, acceleratethetruckforashortdistancewhilecarefullywatchinghowthetruckreacts. q Carefullyprytheplasticcapfromthegearcoverandremoveit. q Using the socket end of the turnbuckle wrench provided, tighten the lock nut (turn clockwise) to tighten the slipper clutch (less slip) or loosen the lock nut (turn counter-clockwise)toloosentheslipperclutch(moreslip). q Whensatisfiedwiththeresult,firmlypresstheplasticcapbackintoplacetosealthe gearcoverfromdirtanddebris. Runningtheslipperclutchtootightcanresultindamagetothetransmission.Adjust only as necessary. resetting the slipper clutch to the factory setting q Whilepreventingoneorbothreartyresfromturning,tightenthelocknutcompletely,thenloosenit2fullturns. Page 14 Continued On Next Page ChASSIS TUNING GUIDE n Adjusting Shock Mounting Positions - Front and Rear TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckshocktowersfeatureseveraldifferentmountingpositionsfortheshocks.Bychangingthe location oftheuppershockmountsyoucanmaketheshockfeelstifferorsofterasthetruckrollsfromside-to-side.Ingeneral,moving theshockstowardtheoutsidewillmaketheshockstifferandmovingtheshocktowardtheinsidewillmaketheshocksofter. Youwillneedtoexperimentwiththesesettingstofindsomethingthatsuitsbothyourtrackanddrivingstyle.Agoodstartingpointis toadjusttherearshocks.Movingtherearshockstowardtheoutsidewillgivemore'bite'(traction)intheturns.However,dependingon howyoudrive,youmightwanttomovetheshockstowardthemiddle.Thiswillgiveamore'plush'suspension. recommended Initial settings l Werecommendinitiallyleavingtheshockmountingpositionsinthefactorylocations. q R emovethe3mmnylonflangenutthatholdsthetopoftheshockinplace,thenpull thetopoftheshock(andthebushing)offoftheshockmount. q Removethe4-40x5/8"socket-capscrewandhexnut,thenreinstallthemintothe newdesiredposition,makingsuretotightenthehexnutfirmly. q Reinstallthebushingandshock,makingsuretoGENTLYtightenthenylonflangenut. n Changing Shock Springs - Front and Rear ShockspringsareeasytochangeandcanmakearealdifferencetothewayyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckhandlesrelative tothetypeofterrainyou'redrivingon.IfyoudriveyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckinasmooth,high-tractionarea,usestiffer springstoreducebodyrollandweightshift.IftheareawhereyoudriveyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckisverybumpy,you mightconsiderusingsofterspringstohelpabsorbthebumps.Iftheareaisbumpyandyouusehardersprings,thetruckwillhavea tendencytojumpandhoparound.TheshockspringsincludedwiththeX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckaresuitableformost generaloff-roadapplications. P/N149182 HardShockSpringsFrontorRear-OPTIONAL P/N 149152 Medium Shock Springs Front or Rear - STOCK n Adjusting Squat Angle - Rear TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck'srearsquatanglecanbechangedtofine-tunetheamountthattherearofthetruck'sits'or 'squats'underaccelerationandtherefore,howtherearsuspensionhandlesterrainandproducestraction.Usingthe3degreesquat plategenerallyresultsinimprovedsuspensionhandling,butreducedtraction.Usinga2degreesquatplategenerallyresultsinbetter traction,butslightlyreducedsuspensionhandling.Inthestockconfiguration,a3degreesquatplateisinstalled. recommended Initial settings l Werecommendinitiallyusingthefactory-installed3degreesquatplate.Thisanglestheleadingedgeoftherearsuspensionarms up,whichhelpsabsorbroughterrain,butmayreducetractionslightly.Ifyou'redrivingonasmoothsurface,youmightopttousethe 2degreesquatplatetolowertheleadingedgeoftherearsuspensionarmsandgainbettertraction. q R emovethetwo4-40x1/2"flatheadscrewsandthetwo4-40x3/8"buttonhead screwsthatholdthemotorguardtothechassis,thenremovethemotorguardand setitaside. q Removethefour4-40x1/2"buttonheadscrewsandthetwo4-40x5/8"buttonhead screwsthatholdtherearsuspensionmountinplace. q Liftthefrontoftherearsuspensionmountup,thenfirmlypullthehingepinretainer downandoutfromundertherearsuspensionmount. Page 15 Continued On Next Page ChASSIS TUNING GUIDE n Adjusting Squat Angle - Rear, Continued.... q R emovethesquatplatefromthehingepinretainer,theninstallthedesiredsquat plateontothehingepinretainer. Theangleindegreesismouldedintothesquatplateforreference. q R einstallthehingepinretainer,rearsuspensionmount,andmotorguard.Installation isthereverseofdisassembly. IMPORTANT:Twoofthesixbuttonheadscrewsthatsecuretherearsuspensionplatetothechassisarelongerthantheother four.Thesetwolongerbuttonheadscrews(4-40x5/8")areinstalledintheholestowardthemiddleoftherearsuspensionmount, adjacenttothetwomouldeddimplesinfrontofthehingepins. n Adjusting Gearing TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckfeaturesa20Tpiniongearandan87Tspurgearthatprovideagoodcombinationoftopspeed andacceleration.Ingeneral,usingasmallerpiniongear(18T)oralargerspurgear(90Tor93T)willresultinquickeracceleration,but slowertopspeed.Usingalargerpiniongearwillresultinfastertopspeed,butsloweracceleration.It'sallamatterofexperimenting withdifferentpinionand/orspurgearstofindthecombinationthatbestsuitsyourtrackanddrivingstyle. AnXTMRacing18TpiniongearandXTMRacing90Tand93Tspurgearsareavailableasoptionalparts.Formoreinformation, seetheOptionPartsListonpage46.Inaddition,mostafter-market48Pitch3mm(1/8")diametershaftpiniongearsshould work,allowingyouanumberofdifferentgearingoptions.Anytimeyouchangethepiniongearorthespurgear,youshouldreadjustthe gearmesh.Formoreinformation,seepage17. n Adjusting the Rear Differential TheX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckfeaturesaballdifferentialthatcanbeadjustedtofine-tunethedifferential'action'.The differentialassemblyadjuststhepowerbetweentherightandleftdrivewheelstoimprovetraction,stabilityandcornering. recommended Initial settings l WerecommendleavingthedifferentialatthefactoryadjustmentsettingforthefirstfewtimesyoudriveyourX-CelleratorBrushless StadiumTruck,thenadjustin1/4-turnincrementsasnecessarytosuit.Ingeneral,thedifferentialshouldbeadjustedsothatwhen youholdthespurgearandonetyreinonehand,itshouldbeverydifficulttorotatetheothertyre. Inmanycases,thedifferentialwillneedtobeadjustedafterdrivingyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckacoupleoftimes. Thisisbecausethedifferentialwillloosenslightlyafterthepartsbreakinandseat. q Removethetopoftherightrearshockfromtheshocktower,thenunsnaptheupper outerturnbucklefromthehubcarrier. q Lowerthesuspensionarmandallowtherearuniversalaxletodropfromthedrivecup. q Usingasmallflatbladescrewdriver,carefullyprytheprotectiveplasticcapoutofthe bottomofthedrivecup. q Using the hex wrench provided, turn the socket-cap screw inside the drive cup clockwise1/4turntotightenthedifferentialorcounter-clockwise1/4turntoloosen thedifferential,thenchecktheresult.Tocheck,firstreinstalltheaxle,thenholdthe rightreartyreandthespurgear(removethegearcover)withonehandtoprevent themfromturning.Next,trytorotatetheleftreartyrewithyourotherhand.Itshould beverydifficultifnotimpossibletorotate. q Whensatisfiedwiththeresult,pushtheplasticcapintothebottomofthedrivecup, thenreinstalltheaxle,turnbuckle,andshock.Installationisthereverseofdisassembly. Page 16 mAINTENANCE n Adjusting Gear Mesh Whenyouchangethepiniongearand/orspurgear,youmustreadjustthegearmeshtoensureproperoperation.Inaddition,thegearmesh shouldbecheckedperiodically.Duringprolongedusethemotormayshiftslightly,causingthegearmeshtobeincorrect.Ifthegearmesh istooloose,thegearsmaystripout.Ifthegearmeshissettootight,thegearswillbind,causingdamagetothegearsand/orthemotor. Thegearmeshshouldbesetsothatthereisveryslightplaybetweenthepiniongearandthespurgear.Werecommendusing thenotebookpapermethoddescribedbelowtosetthepropergearmesh. q Removethegearcoverfromthemotorplate. q Loosenthetwomotormountingscrewsandpivotthemotorawayfromthespurgear. q Slideanarrowstripofnotebookpaperbetweenthespurgearandthepiniongear, pivotthemotortowardthespurgearandpushsothatthepaperiscrinkled,then tightenthetwomotormountingscrewsfirmly. q Rotatethespurgeartoremovethestripofnotebookpaper,thendouble-checkthegearmesh.Rockthespurgeargentlybackand forth.Thereshouldbeveryslightplaybetweenthespurgearandthepiniongear.Ifthereisanexcessiveamountofplayornoplay atall,adjustthegearmeshagain,usingadifferentthicknessofpaper. q Whensatisfiedwiththegearmeshadjustment,double-checkthatthetwomotormountingscrewsaretightenedfirmly,thenrefitthe gearcover. n General Maintenance FollowingasimplemaintenanceschedulewillensurethatyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckoperatesintopconditionevery timeyouuseit.Itisstronglyrecommended. Checkthechassisforanyloosescrews,especiallythepiniongeargrubscrewandthetwomotormountingscrews.Tightenthemif necessary. l It'snormalforthenylonlocknutsthatsecurethetopoftheshockstotheshockmountingstudstonotbetightenedcompletely.Thisis intentional.Thelocknutswillholdtheshockssecurelywhilepreventinganychanceofbindingtheuppershockmountingpivotpoint. l l l l l l Any screws that are threaded directly into metal should be secured in place with threadlock. This will prevent the screws from loosening duringuse.Screwsthreadedintonylonorcompositematerialdonotrequirethreadlock. Donotovertightenanyscrewsthatthreadintonylonorcompositematerialorthematerialmaystripout.Screwsthreadedintonylon orcompositematerialneedonlybetightenedsnugly. Once in a while, remove the wheels and clean the wheel bearings, using a bearing cleaner. This will remove any dust and grit that may,overtime,damagethebearings.Aftercleaningthebearings,oilthemusingagoodqualitybearingoil.Neverrunthebearings dryordamagetothebearingswillresult. ChecktheconditionofyourtransmitterbatterieseachtimeyoudriveyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck.Ifyouthinkthey mightneedreplacementorrecharging,dosobeforedrivingyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckagain. After a period of time the chassis will accumulate a lot of dirt and debris. This buildup should be cleaned off using a soft brush and compressedair. Aftercleaningthechassisandmotorwithcompressedair,applyacoupleofdropsoflubricatingoiltothemotorbearingstoensure topperformance. l Check that the wheel nuts are tight. l Checkthesuspensionandsteeringsystemtoensurebothareworkingsmoothlywithoutanybinding. l l l Check the electronics for any signs of damage. This includes the steering servo, receiver, motor, wiring and electronic speed controller. Periodicallydisassembletheslipperclutchandcleananydirtandgrimeoffthetwometalhalvesoftheslipperclutch,usingafine Scotch-Brite®pad.Checktheconditionoftheslipperpads.Iftheyaredistorted,wornorotherwisedamaged,replacethem. Periodically check the ball differential for signs of wear. Hold the spur gear and one tyre, then slowly rotate the opposite type. If the differentialdoesn'tfeelsmooth(i.e.,ifitfeels'gritty'orrough),disassemblethedifferentialandcleanthecomponents.Iftheballs lookdamagedorworn,replacethem. Page 17 TROUBLEShOOTING GUIDE ThisTroubleshootingGuidehasbeenprovidedtohelpyoudiagnoseandsolvemostproblemsthatyoumayencounterwithyourchassis components,brushlessmotor,andbrushlesselectronicspeedcontroller.IfyoucannotsolveaproblemusingthisTroubleshootingGuide, pleasecontactyourregionaldistributor,usingtheCustomerServiceInformationonpage3. FortroubleshootinginformationrelatedtotheradiocontrolsystemincludedwithyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck, pleaserefertotheseparateradiocontrolsystemOperatingManual. PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION X-Cellerator Brushless Stadium A) Steeringtrimoutofadjustment Truckpullstooneside B) Fronttoeangleoutofadjustment C) Onewheelishangingorhasdamagedbearing X-Cellerator Brushless Stadium A) Strippedordamagedspurgear Truckdoesnot'go' B) Strippedordamagedpiniongear Suspensionnotsmoothorfree Shock(s)leakoil Spurgearstripsout Screwsloosenorfalloutduringuse Steeringsensitivityis'sluggish' A) Readjusttrimtocentrefrontwheels B) Readjustfronttoeangle(Page12) C) Removewheelandcleanorreplacebearing A) Replacespurgear B) Replacepiniongear C) Piniongearlooseandslipping C) Tightenpiniongeargrubscrew.Usethreadlock D) Slipperclutchsettooloose D) Tightenslipperclutch(Page14) E) Differentialsettooloose E) Tightendifferential(Page16) F) Rearuniversalaxle(s)broken F) Repair/replacedamagedrearuniversalaxle(s) G) Throttlecontrolrangenotcalibrated G) Calibratethrottlecontrolrange(Page10) H) Differentialdamaged H) Rebuilddifferential A) Oneormoreshockssticking A) Cleanand/orrebuildaffectedshock(s) B) Bentshockshaft(s) B) Replacedamagedshockshaft(s) C) Bentorotherwisedamagedhingepin(s) C) Replacedamagedhingedpin(s) A) Shocksealsworn A) Replaceshockseals B) Bentshockshaft(s) B) Replacedamagedshockshaft(s) C) Shockcapnottight C) Tightenshockcapsecurely A) Gearmeshsettooloose A) Replacespurgearandreadjustgearmesh(Page17) B) Damagedpiniongear B) Replacebothpiniongearandspurgear A) Vibrationundernormaluse A) Cleanscrewswithrubbingalcohol,thenreinstallusing threadlock B) Compositeplasticpartstrippedout B) Replaceaffectedcompositeplasticpart A) Servosaverspringtooloose A) Tightenservosaverspring(Page13) When pulling throttle trigger, A) Transmitterthrottlechannelreversingincorrect X-Cellerator Brushless Stadium B) Motorwiresswapped Truckgoesintoreverse A) SetthrottlechannelreversesettingtoREV X-Cellerator Brushless Stadium A) Incorrectthrottleuse Truckwon'tgointoreverse A) Push throttle trigger forward to stop your model, release throttle trigger, then push throttle trigger forwardagaintogointoreverse(Page10) B) Swaptwoofthethreemotorwires(Page7) B)Throttlecontrolrangenotcalibrated B) Calibratethrottlecontrolrange(Page10) ESCdoesnotturn'ON' A) Batteriesnotconnectedproperly A) Connectbatteries,observingcorrectpolarity(Page9) ESCnotachievingfullpower A) Throttlecontrolrangenotcalibrated A) Calibratethrottlecontrolrange(Page10) B) ThrottlechannelEPAoutofadjustment B) AdjustthrottlechannelEPAto100% Page 18 EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 1: FRONT STEERING HUBS (149161) Ball Stud 4-40 x 4.5mm -- 2 (148835) 4-40 x 1/8" Grub Screw -- 2 (149119) Rocker Pin with Ball End -- 2 (149114) Front Axle -- 2 149119 0.2mm 149161 149131 for left side 149130 for right and left sides (x2) lock 149114 ead thr 148835 4-40 x 1/8" *Threadlock Not Included STEP 2: FRONT SUSPENSION ARMS (149107) Front Outer Hinge Pin -- 2 (149109) E-Clip 2.5mm -- 2 149107 for left side 149132 Step 1L 149109 for right and left sides (x2) Step 1R 149132 right side Page 19 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 3: FRONT SHOCK TOWER (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 1" -- 2 (149163) Hex Nut 4-40 -- 4 (149160) Ball Stud 4-40 x 7.5mm -- 2 (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 3 (149163) Lock Nut 4-40 -- 2 (149179) Flat Washer 3.3 x 8mm -- 2 149179 149163 148835 4-40 x 1" 3.3 x 8mm 4-40 Hex Nut 149127 149163 149160 4-40 x 7.5mm 4-40 Lock Nut 148817 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148835 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 4-40 x 3/8" STEP 4: FRONT SHOCK TOWER MOUNTING (148835) Flat Head Screw 4-40 x 1/2" -- 2 (148835) Flat Head Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 2 Step 3 148805 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 149126 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148835 4-40 x 1/2" 148835 4-40 x 1/2" Page 20 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 5: FRONT SUSPENSION ARM MOUNTING (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 2 (149106) Front Inner Hinge Pin -- 2 (149109) E-Clip 2.5mm -- 2 148835 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 4-40 x 3/8" Step 2R 149109 2.5mm 149118 right side Step 4 149109 2.5mm Step 2L for left side 149106 STEP 6: FRONT TURNBUCKLES (149144) Ball End -- 4 (149116) Turnbuckle 77mm -- 2 for right and left sides (x2) 149144 149144 149116 Sub-6 54mm Step 5 149184 right side Sub-6 for left side 149184 Page 21 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 7: STEERING SERVO SAVER 149135 (149135) Bushing -- 4 149135 149135 149135 for right side 149135 for left side 149135 149135 149135 149135 149135 STEP 8: STEERING CONTROL LINKAGE (149161) Ball Stud 4-40 x 4.5mm -- 5 (149144) Steering Linkage Ball End -- 1 149144 149184 149184 149161 149161 4-40 x 4.5mm 4-40 x 4.5mm 149161 149161 4-40 x 4.5mm 4-40 x 4.5mm Step 7L Step 7R right side 149161 4-40 x 4.5mm left side Page 22 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 9: SERVO SAVER MOUNTING (149135) Pin Short -- 1 Step 8 (149135) Pin Long -- 1 149135 short long 149135 Step 6 STEP 10: FRONT BODy MOUNT AND SERVO SAVER PLATE (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 5/8" -- 2 (148835) Flat Head Screw 4-40 x 1/2" -- 2 148835 4-40 x 5/8" 148835 4-40 x 5/8" 148835 148835 4-40 x 1/2" 4-40 x 1/2" 149129 148816 Step 9 Page 23 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 11: DIFFERENTIAL MAIN GEAR (149100) Ball 3mm -- 12 (149146) Ball Bearing 4 x 8mm -- 1 149146 4 x 8mm 149100 3mm l ntia ere diff rease g finished 148800 *Differential Grease Not Included STEP 12: DIFFERENTIAL OUTDRIVES (149100) Ball 2mm -- 6 (149103) Cap Screw 2-56 x 1" -- 1 (149100) Thrust Plate 2.2mm x 6.2mm -- 2 149103 2-56 x 1" 149103 for right side 149103 149100 149103 2.2 x 6.2mm for left side ial rent differease g 149100 2mm 149100 2.2 x 6.2mm 149102 149102 *Differential Grease Not Included Page 24 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 13: DIFFERENTIAL MAIN GEAR ASSEMBLy (149103) Cap -- 1 (149146) Ball Bearing 4 x 8mm -- 1 Step 11 Step 12L 149100 149100 Step 12 R 149146 149103 4 x 8mm STEP 14: TRANSMISSION CASE (149148) Ball Bearing 3/16" x 3/8" -- 2 (149149) Ball Bearing 3/8" x 5/8" -- 2 (148823) Idler Shaft -- 1 149148 3/16" x 3/8" 148815 for left half 149149 3/8" x 5/8" 149148 3/16" x 3/8" 148815 for right half 148823 149149 3/8" x 5/8" Page 25 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 15: TRANSMISSION GEAR INSTALLATION (149148) Ball Bearing 3/16" x 3/8" -- 2 148821 Step 14R 149148 3/16" x 3/8" 148821 right half Step 13 149148 148799 STEP 16: GEARBOX AND MOTOR MOUNT (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 1 (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 1" -- 3 (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 1-1/4" -- 1 148829 148812 Step 15 148812 148835 4-40 x 1" 148835 right half 4-40 x 1" 148835 4-40 x 1-1/4" 148835 4-40 x 1" Step 14L Page 26 148835 4-40 x 3/8" left half Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 17: REAR SUSPENSION ARMS (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 1/8" -- 2 (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 1/2" -- 4 (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 5/8" -- 2 (149108) Rear Inner Hinge Pin -- 2 148813 148809 Step 10 for right side 148809 3 Degree 148810 149108 for left side* * Left suspension arm installation not shown for clarity. Install using the same method as installing the right side. 148835 4-40 x 1/8" 148835 4-40 x 1/2" 148835 4-40 x 1/2" 148835 4-40 x 5/8" STEP 18: REAR CHASSIS BRACE (148835) Flat Head Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 2 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148808 Step 17 *Left suspension arm not shown for clarity. Page 27 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 19: REAR SHOCK TOWER (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 1" -- 2 (149179) Flat Washer 3.3 x 8mm -- 2 149179 (149163) Hex Nut 4-40 -- 2 3.3 x 8mm 148835 149163 4-40 x 1" 4-40 Hex Nut 148835 4-40 x 1" 149179 3.3 x 8mm 149163 4-40 Hex Nut 148811 STEP 20: REAR SHOCK TOWER MOUNTING (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 1/2" -- 2 148835 4-40 x 7/16" (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 7/16" -- 2 148835 4-40 x 1/2" 148835 4-40 x 1/2" Step 19 148835 4-40 x 7/16" Step 18 *Left suspension arm not shown for clarity. Page 28 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 21: GEARBOX MOUNTING (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 7/16" -- 2 148835 4-40 x 1/2" (148835) Flat Head Screw 4-40 x 1/2" -- 2 148835 4-40 x 1/2" 148835 4-40 x 7/16" Step 16 Step 20 STEP 22: MOTOR GUARD (148835) Flat Head Screw 4-40 x 1/2" -- 2 (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 2 Step 21 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148806 148835 4-40 x 1/2" Page 29 148835 4-40 x 1/2" Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 23: REAR CVD UNIVERSALS (149175) CVD Sleeve -- 2 (149175) Grub Screw 4-40 x 3/32" -- 2 (149175) CVD Pin -- 2 149111 149175 for right and left sides (x2) thr ead loc k 149111 149175 4-40 x 3/32" 149175 *Threadlock Not Included STEP 24: REAR HUB CARRIERS (149110) Pin 1.6 x 10mm -- 2 (149160) Ball Stud 4-40 x 7.5mm -- 2 (149113) Beveled Washer -- 2 (149112) Spacer 8.5mm -- 2 (149163) Lock Nut 4-40 -- 2 (149148) Ball Bearing 3/16" x 3/8" -- 4 Step 23L 149163 4-40 Lock Nut Wheninstalled,thebeveledsideofthewasher shouldbetowardtheballbearing. 149184 149137 149160 4-40 x 7.5mm for left side 149112 149110 for right and left sides (x2)* 149148 3/16" x 3/8" * For Right Side, install ball stud on opposite side of rear hub carrier than shown. 149148 3/16" x 3/8" Page 30 149113 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 25: REAR HUB INSTALLATION (149137) Spacer 2mm -- 2 (149105) Rear Outer Hinge Pin -- 2 *Right rear hub assembly not shown for clarity. (149137) Spacer 3mm -- 2 (149109) E-Clip 2.5mm -- 2 right side Step 24L 149137 Step 22 149109 for left side for right and left sides (x2) 149105 STEP 26: REAR TURNBUCKLES (149144) Ball End -- 4 (149117) Turnbuckle 85mm -- 2 (149160) Ball Stud 4-40 x 7.5mm -- 2 for right and left sides (x2) 149144 149144 for right and left sides (x2) 149117 60mm 149184 Sub-26 149160 right side Sub-26 * Right rear hub assembly, turnbuckle and gearbox not shown for clarity. Step 25 for left side Page 31 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 27: SPUR GEAR AND SLIPPER CLUTCH (149163) Lock Nut 4-40 -- 1 149086 149087 149086 Step 26 149087 149163 4-40 Lock Nut 148824 148824 148801 87T STEP 28: MOTOR AND PINION GEAR (148835) Button Head Screw 3 x 5mm -- 2 (148835) Grub Screw 4-40 x 3/32" -- 1 145656 148835 3 x 5mm Step 27 148835 4-40 x 3/32" 148828 20T 148835 3 x 5mm STEP 29: GEAR COVER (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 1/8" -- 2 148807 148807 Step 28 148835 4-40 x 1/8" Page 32 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 30: SHOCK CAPS AND SHOCK SHAFTS (149155 / 149156) O-Ring 3mm -- 8 (149155) Shock Shaft Front -- 2 (149155 / 149156) Collar 3mm -- 4 (149156) Shock Shaft Rear -- 2 149155 149156 149155 149156 149155 149156 149155 - front 149156 - rear 149155 149156 149155 149156 Sub-30 for front and rear (x4) 149155 149156 Sub-30 for front and rear (x4) STEP 31: SHOCK PISTONS AND BALL ENDS (149155 / 149156) Shock Piston -- 4 149157 149159 149157 149159 (149155 / 149156) Lock Nut 2.5mm -- 4 Step 30F (149155 / 149156) Washer 2.5mm -- 4 Step 30R 149155 - front 149156 - rear (149157) Ball End -- 4 149155 149156 (149159) Pivot Ball -- 2 (149159) Flanged Pivot Ball -- 2 149155 149156 149155 149156 149155 149156 149155 149156 for front (x2) Page 33 149155 149156 for rear (x2) Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 32: SHOCK OIL oc ko il Step 31 slide shock shaft into shock Body as far as it will go, then fill shock Body with shock oil. sh for front and rear (x4) After filling with shock oil, gENtly Pump shaft up and down several times to Eliminate Air Bubbles. 148825 - front 148826 - rear tighten shock cap firmly to Prevent leaking. 148825 148826 Whenfillingtheshockbody,DONOToverfill.Filluptoapproximately 6mmbelowthetopoftheshockbody.Thiswillallowroomforthe installationoftheshockcapwithoutcausingoverflow. *Shock Oil Not Included STEP 33: SHOCK SPRINGS, RETAINERS AND ADJUSTMENT RINGS 149158 149152 for front and rear (x4) Step 32 149158 Page 34 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 34: STEERING SERVO ARM (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 1/4" -- 1 (149161) Ball Stud 4-40 x 4.5mm -- 1 149161 4-40 x 4.5mm 148836 'F' Servo arm type will depend on servo fitted. Centre Servo (with Radio Switched 'ON'), Then Install Servo Horn as Shown. 148835 4-40 x 1/4" * If using an after-market steering servo, use the servo horn retaining screw provided with your servo. STEP 35: SERVO MOUNTS (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 4 (149177) Nylon Washer -- 4 148804 149177 Step 34 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148804 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 149177 STEP 36: STEERING LINKAGE (148835) Threaded Stud 4-40 x 7/16" -- 1 149144 148835 2.5mm 149144 Page 35 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 37: STEERING SERVO MOUNTING (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 1/2" -- 2 148835 148835 4-40 x 1/2" 4-40 x 1/2" Step 29 Step 35 STEP 38: STEERING TIE-RODS (149144) Ball End -- 4 (149116) Turnbuckle 77mm -- 2 149184 for right and left sides (x2) Step 36 149144 Sub-38 149144 149184 149116 * Right steering tie-rod installation not shown for clarity. Sub-38 56.1mm right side for right and left sides (x2) 149184 Step 37 for left side Page 36 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 39: FRONT SHOCK MOUNTING (148818) Nylon Flange Nut 4-40 -- 2 (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 5/8" -- 2 149177 148818 4-40 Flange Nut * Right shock assembly installation not shown for clarity. for right and left sides (x2) Step 33F right side 148835 Step 38 4-40 x 5/8" for left side STEP 40: REAR SHOCK MOUNTING (148818) Nylon Flange Nut 4-40 -- 2 (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 5/8" -- 2 148818 4-40 Flange Nut * Right shock assembly installation not shown for clarity. 149177 for right and left sides (x2) Step 39 Step 33R right side 148835 4-40 x 5/8" for left side * Rear hubs and universals not shown for clarity. Page 37 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 41: TyRES AND WHEELS 149037 149042 149045 for front (x2) for rear (x2) 149051 *C/A Tyre Glue Not Included. c/A tyre glue 149045 Apply sparingly to both the inside and the outside surfaces of the rims. 149056 * Tyres included may differ from those illustrated. front rear STEP 42: WHEEL MOUNTING (149115) Spacer -- 2 (149163) Wheel Lock Nut 10-32 -- 4 (149148) Ball Bearing 3/16" x 3/8" -- 4 149163 Step 41F 10-32 Lock Nut 149115 149148 3/16" x 3/8" for front (x2) 149163 10-32 Lock Nut 149148 3/16" x 3/8" Step 40 Step 41R for rear (x2) Step 40 make sure Pin fits Into slot Page 38 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 43: BATTERy HOLDER POSTS AND ANTENNA MOUNT (148835) Button Head Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 2 (148835) Cap Screw 4-40 x 3/8" -- 1 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148814 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148814 148835 4-40 x 3/8" 148814 Step 42 STEP 44: RECEIVER AND BATTERy SPACER BLOCKS 149170 148820 Receiver Step 43 148820 Foam Tape Page 39 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 45: ELECTRONIC SPEED CONTROLLER ReD ReD yeLLOw yeLLOw BLue BLue 145655 Bl-motor Foam Tape Bl-Esc Step 44 STEP 46: BATTERy INSTALLATION 149164 149164 148814 6 ~ 8C Ni-Cd/Ni-MH Battery 2 ~ 3S Li-Po Battery Page 40 Continued On Next Page EXpLODED vIEW ASSEmBLY DRAWINGS STEP 47: BODy SHELL AND WING MOUNTING (148835) Button Head Tapping Screw 3 x 6mm -- 2 149837 149164 148835 3 x 6mm 148835 3 x 6mm 149837 149164 149164 Step 46 Page 41 REpLACEmENT pARTS LIST WestockacompletesetofreplacementpartsandoptionpartsforyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck.Thereplacementpartsthat areavailable,alongwiththeirrespectivepartnumbersforeasyorderingconvenience,areillustratedinthissection.Theoptionpartsthat areavailable,alongwiththeirrespectivepartnumbersforeasyorderingconvenience,areillustratedintheOptionPartsListonpage46. When it comes time to order replacement parts and/or option parts, we recommend ordering directly from your local hobby retailer. If your hobby retailer does not stock XTM Racing products, contact your regional distributor for a local dealer, using the Customer Service Information on page 3. thE oPtIoN PArts lIst cAN BE fouNd oN PAgE 46. Aluminium 145655 *IdlerGearNotUsed Plastic BrushlessESC(X-90)withCoolingFan 145656 BrushlessMotor3600kV 148799 DifferentialIdlerGear 148800 DifferentialMainGearw/IdlerGear 148801 SpurGear87T(48P) 148804 SteeringServoMountSet 148805 Chassis MotorGuard 148806 2ºand3º 148807 GearCover 148808 ChassisBrace-Rear Qty.2 148809 HingePinRetainerw/SquatPlates 148810 SuspensionMountingPlate-Rear Qty.2 148811 ShockTower-Rear 148812 BodyMounts-Rear 148813 SuspensionArms-Rear 148815 TransmissionCase 148816 ChassisSteeringBrace 148817 FrontBulkhead 148814 BatteryMountw/AntennaMount Qty.8 Page 42 148818 LockNutSet-Nylon Continued On Next Page REpLACEmENT pARTS LIST Qty.2 148819 ToolSet 148820 FoamBatteryBlocks 148821 DifferentialTopGearw/Bushing withMediumSprings Qty.2 148823 DifferentialIdlerShaft 148824 SlipperClutchDiscs 148828 PinionGear20T(48P) 148829 MotorPlate-Aluminium Black Qty.2 149037 DishWheels-Front Qty.2 withMediumSprings 148825 ShockSet-Front 148835 ScrewSet Black 148826 ShockSet-Rear Qty.3 3mmBlack Qty.2 148822 DifferentialAssembly-Complete Qty.2 148836 SteeringServoArms-Assorted Qty.2 149042 DishWheels-Rear 149045 FoamInserts-FrontorRear 149051 Tyres-Front2.2"Slices 149086 SlipperClutchPads 149087 SlipperClutchSpringandWasher 149100 DifferentialRebuildKit Qty.2 149056 Tyres-Rear2.2"Grounds Qty.2 Qty.2 Qty.2 149102 Differential Outdrives 149103 Differential Spring Assembly 149105 Hinge Pins - Rear Outer Page 43 149106 Hinge Pins - Front Inner Continued On Next Page REpLACEmENT pARTS LIST Qty.2 Qty.2 149107 HingePins-FrontOuter 149109 E-Clips2.5mm Qty.2 Qty.2 149111 CVDUniversalAxles-Rear Qty.2 149110 PinsforRearWheels Qty.2 149112 WheelBearingSpacers-Rear Qty.2 149115 WheelBearingSpacers-Front Qty.10 Qty.20 149108 HingePins-RearInner Qty.2 149113 BevelWashersforWheels-Rear L=77mm Qty.2 149114 Axles-Front L=85mm 149116 Turnbuckles/Tie-Rods-Front 149117 Turnbuckles-Rear 149118 HingePinRetainer-Front 149126 Bumper-Front 149127 ShockTower-Front 149129 BodyMount-Front 149132 SuspensionArms-Front 149135 ServoSaver Qty.2 149119 RockerPinswithBallEnds Qty.2 Qty.2 149130 SteeringKnuckles Qty.2 149131 CastorBlocks Qty.2 Qty.2 149137 HubCarriersw/Spacers-Rear 149144 BallEndSet Qty.10 149146 BallBearings4x8mm Page 44 149148 BallBearings3/16"x3/8" Continued On Next Page REpLACEmENT pARTS LIST Qty.2 Qty.2 149149 BallBearings3/8"x5/8" Medium 149152 ShockSprings-FrontorRear Qty.4Each Qty.4 149157 BallEndsforShocks 149155 ShockRebuildKit-Front 149156 ShockRebuildKit-Rear Qty.10 Qty.4Each 149158 149159 ShockSpringRetainers-Upper&Lower PivotBallsforShocks-Front&Rear 149160 BallStuds4-40x7.5mm Qty.10 Qty.10 149161 BallStuds4-40x4.5mm 149163 Lock/HexNutSet-Metal 149164 BodyClips 149175 CVDUniversalRebuildKit 149177 ShockMountingBushingsSet 149179 WasherSet 149170 AntennaSupportTube Qty.20 149184 FoamPadsforBallEnds DecalsNotAppliedorIncluded 149837 BodyShell-PaintedandTrimmed 149838 DecalSet THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Page 45 OpTION pARTS LIST WestockmanyoptionpartsforyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruck.Theoptionpartsthatareavailable,alongwiththeirrespective partnumbersforeasyorderingconvenience,areillustratedinthissection. n Anodised 6061 Aluminium Parts (Improves Durability and Looks) Qty.2 Replaces149131 Replaces148817 149190 CastorBlocks(6061) Qty.2 149192 FrontBulkhead(6061) Replaces149137 149194 HubCarriers(6061) Qty.2 Replaces149132 149195 SuspensionArms(6061)-Front n Gears, Sway Bars and Shock Springs (Affects Speed, Acceleration and Handling) 148802 SpurGear90T(48P) 148803 SpurGear93T(48P) Hard Qty.2 149172 148834 SwayBarSet-Rear 148827 PinionGear18T(48P) 149182 ShockSprings-FrontorRear SwayBarSet-Front n General Options and Tools White Qty.2 149035 DishWheels-Front 148833 ClearBodyShell-w/oDecals Qty.2 Yellow 149041 DishWheels-Rear Qty.2 Qty.2 Yellow 149036 DishWheels-Front Qty.2 149050 Tyres-Front2.2"Ribbed 149040 DishWheels-Rear .050",1/16",5/64"&3/32" 149055 Tyres-Rear2.2"Bricks Page 46 White Qty.2 149185 HexDriverSet-Standard RETURNING YOUR pRODUCT FOR WARRANTY REpAIR BeforereturningyourX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckforwarrantyconsideration,thestatusoftheunitmustbewithintheterms oftheWarrantyInformationasstatedbelow.Donotreturnyourmodeltotheplaceofpurchase.Theyarenotauthorisednorequipped toperformwarrantyworkonXTMRacingproducts.Whenrequestingwarrantyservice,pleaseobservethefollowing: l l l l Crashdamagewillnotbecoveredunderwarranty.Donotrequestwarrantyserviceforacrash-damagedproduct. Alwayssendyourmodelcompletewiththetransmitter.Pleaseunplugand/orremovethebatteriesbothfromthetransmitterandthe modelbeforereturningit.Weprefertohavethemodelcompletesoitcanbethoroughlytestedbeforereturningittoyou. Includeanotedetailingtheproblemorserviceyouarerequesting.Servicecannotbeprovidedwithoutthisinformation.Includeyour daytimephonenumber,shippingaddressand/orEmailaddressintheeventweneedmoredetailspertainingtotheservicerequested. Ifyourmodelisoutofthewarrantyperiodyoumayrequestanestimateofservicesatthetimeyoureturnitforservice.Anomission ofthisrequestimpliespermissionforGlobalServices/RipmaxLtd.toserviceyourmodelatourdiscretion. l Includeamethodofpaymentforanyservicecharges. l SendtheunittousbyUnitedParcelService,FederalExpressorbyInsuredMail.Postageisnonrefundable.Sendyourpackageto: In North America: In Europe: Global Services 18480 Bandilier Circle Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Ripmax Ltd. 241 Green Street Enfield, EN3 7SJ, U.K. Phone: (714) 963-0329 Fax: (714) 964-6236 Email: service@globalhobby.net Phone: (0) 20 8282 7500 Fax: (0) 20 8282 7501 Email: xtm@ripmax.com WARRANTY INFORmATION In North America YourXTMRacingX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckiswarrantedagainstmanufacturerdefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipfor aperiodof90daysfromthedateofpurchase.Warrantyservicewillbeprovidedwithin90daysofthedateofpurchaseonlyifyouare abletoprovidetheoriginaloracopyoftheoriginaldatedsalesreceipt. In the United Kingdom/Europe YourXTMRacingX-CelleratorBrushlessStadiumTruckiswarrantedagainstmanufacturerdefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipfora periodof1(one)yearfromthedateofpurchase.Warrantyservicewillbeprovidedwithin1(one)yearofthedateofpurchaseonlyif youareabletoprovidetheoriginaloracopyoftheoriginaldatedsalesreceipt.Thisdoesnotaffectyourstatutoryrights. Page 47 FeaturesandSpecificationsareSubjecttoChangeWithoutNotice.Allcontents©2010XTMRacingandGlobalHobbyDistributors AllRightsReserved.Revision1-09.24.2010 MadeinTaiwan Page 48