Unless I'm reading this wrong, You already have a fan on the motor and the ESC, so I'm not sure why you want to replace them. Did they stop working or something? If you're just wanting to put better fans on it, then any of the high RPM fans will suffice.
The fans you have now are fine. I wouldn't mess with it unless they stopped working or something. I don't get too hung up on fans. They are nice, but they really only work when the rig is not in motion but once the rig stops it will help keep temps from climbing a handful of degrees when it stops running but it doesn't take more than a minute or so for that initial heat to dissipate anyway. Plus, if your rig's gearing is tuned properly, it shouldn't be getting hot enough for fans to even be warranted.
All fans are pretty much plug and play. Worst case scenario, they made need different connectors on them.
You can run them off of anything that gives off the correct voltage.
Rig was fine in to the mid 80°s. Temps been 100° in the day and upper 80°s at night. My stock esc fan to my understanding goes on and off once it reachs 140° I think. I would like it to run constantly. But ya my winter set up does not have enough umpfff for such high ambient outdoor temps. Yes I'm geared a lil high also.Unless I'm reading this wrong, You already have a fan on the motor and the ESC, so I'm not sure why you want to replace them. Did they stop working or something? If you're just wanting to put better fans on it, then any of the high RPM fans will suffice.
The fans you have now are fine. I wouldn't mess with it unless they stopped working or something. I don't get too hung up on fans. They are nice, but they really only work when the rig is not in motion but once the rig stops it will help keep temps from climbing a handful of degrees when it stops running but it doesn't take more than a minute or so for that initial heat to dissipate anyway. Plus, if your rig's gearing is tuned properly, it shouldn't be getting hot enough for fans to even be warranted.
All fans are pretty much plug and play. Worst case scenario, they made need different connectors on them.
You can run them off of anything that gives off the correct voltage.
Theres really no reason for it to run constantly unless you just want it to. When the rig is moving it is being mostly cooled by the air from the motion of the rigand if the ESC is below the point when the fan kicks on, then it doesn't need the fan anyway.
I agree with WF, just drop a couple teeth on your pinion instead of trying to reinvent the wheel.
The High RPM fans are nice to use.
I'd run the power from the RX is possible, or possibly the Fan port on the ESC. Technically, though, you can hook it up anywhere that will give you the proper voltage.
