Nitro V prop change

[Michael D. Davidson]

Could anyone offer advice on changing the prop on the Traxxis Nitro V? The
stock plastic prop cavitates something awful, and I was hoping to get a bit
better acceleration out of it.

[BELT FED]

octura makes a kit for the nitro v not sure of the part number but got one
on mine.
with out taking it a part I can't even get the prop number. do a goggle
search for octura and go from there.
"Michael D. Davidson" <mdd255@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Could anyone offer advice on changing the prop on the Traxxis Nitro V?
The
> stock plastic prop cavitates something awful, and I was hoping to get a
bit
> better acceleration out of it.
>
>

[MikDee]

I remember reading an octura X440 works best,,, here's some helpful hints: http://pirespreto.com/traxxas.htm

[Michael D. Davidson]

Thanks to both of you. I will get right on it!

Annother query. The engine seems to get insanely hot. What would be the
best way to upgrade the cooling?

[Pagemaster]

Some say the x637 is a faster prop for that hull.

Steven Vaccaro
www.OffshoreElectrics.com

[Michael D. Davidson]

is the x637 a surface, or submerged prop?

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> Some say the x637 is a faster prop for that hull.
>
> Steven Vaccaro
> www.OffshoreElectrics.com
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