Gripe about Stock Motors
02-01-2005, 08:34 PM
#16
Re: Re: Gripe about Stock Motors
Originally posted by war11x
Go Brushless for local club racing have the best of both worlds, and get back to having fun @ the same time
the outlay may seem high , however over the 12 months of the year it works out pretty cheap
2cents worth
Go Brushless for local club racing have the best of both worlds, and get back to having fun @ the same time
the outlay may seem high , however over the 12 months of the year it works out pretty cheap
2cents worth
02-08-2005, 03:55 AM
#18
lets be honest here jack and wake up from youre dream
when was the last time in tasy did a brushed mod beat a novak brushless powered yokomo that includes the 8 and 7 singles
when was the last time in tasy did a brushed mod beat a novak brushless powered yokomo that includes the 8 and 7 singles
02-08-2005, 04:07 PM
#19
cant wait until Orion comes out with a stock V2, been running the Orion Element 19t V2 for a few months now and only last week I cut the comm (after about 40 runs) one good pass with the lathe and its done, the brushes still have heaps of life in them as well.
02-08-2005, 05:58 PM
#20
Have you guys tried the EA F-Brushes for stock racing though?? They are fantastic. Increase amp draw buy around 5 amps and also increase RPM by no less then around 2,000rpm. To make them more appealing..... they are very easy on the comm. I didn't even give my motor a cut at all during the summernats. Qualified 2nd and finished 4th overall. Go the EA Motors and F-Brushes!!!!
They are available at www.harrisrc.com
They are available at www.harrisrc.com
Thought I better flame myself instead of waiting for others do! 
02-08-2005, 08:24 PM
#22
Originally posted by Rod M
cant wait until Orion comes out with a stock V2, been running the Orion Element 19t V2 for a few months now and only last week I cut the comm (after about 40 runs) one good pass with the lathe and its done, the brushes still have heaps of life in them as well.
cant wait until Orion comes out with a stock V2, been running the Orion Element 19t V2 for a few months now and only last week I cut the comm (after about 40 runs) one good pass with the lathe and its done, the brushes still have heaps of life in them as well.
Do you know what type of brushes come with it.
I received mine and it came with a set of spare brushes but I don't know if they are sprints or enduros.
I've been playing with the v2 endbell mod on my monster stock for a little while and have noticed the comm wear has dropped down big time. very pleased. I know it's not legal yet but I'm not at the pointy end yet - (need time and more practise.
02-08-2005, 10:35 PM
#23
Originally posted by YOKE1
lets be honest here jack and wake up from youre dream
when was the last time in tasy did a brushed mod beat a novak brushless powered yokomo that includes the 8 and 7 singles
lets be honest here jack and wake up from youre dream
when was the last time in tasy did a brushed mod beat a novak brushless powered yokomo that includes the 8 and 7 singles
mmm i Keep hearing the story nick the nugget started to give you a bit of a flogging and then you went sick with $$$ until you were on top again, no one's ever gonna beat you on regular basis- EVER. not to mention you the best driver in the state #1
02-09-2005, 02:33 AM
#24
Tech Rookie
Jack lets see you have the balls to say you kick arse in the Tasmanian forum .... dream on little boy .... geez poor little rich boy with a very vivid imagination. Look at the race results and tell me you and kick arse 
02-09-2005, 03:50 AM
#25
Last edited by YOKE1; 02-09-2005 at 04:17 AM.
02-09-2005, 04:45 AM
#26
Originally posted by rcfan13
Jack lets see you have the balls to say you kick arse in the Tasmanian forum .... dream on little boy .... geez poor little rich boy with a very vivid imagination. Look at the race results and tell me you and kick arse
Jack lets see you have the balls to say you kick arse in the Tasmanian forum .... dream on little boy .... geez poor little rich boy with a very vivid imagination. Look at the race results and tell me you and kick arse
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02-09-2005, 06:45 AM
#27
sounds like *someone* needs to get a life and stop taking the forums/hobby so seriously 
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Hope every thing worked out smooth phatdave. haven't heard any complaints about tower so it must of ran smooth
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Hope every thing worked out smooth phatdave. haven't heard any complaints about tower so it must of ran smooth
02-09-2005, 01:05 PM
#28
Originally posted by Havago Racing
Hay Rod M,
Do you know what type of brushes come with it.
I received mine and it came with a set of spare brushes but I don't know if they are sprints or enduros.
I've been playing with the v2 endbell mod on my monster stock for a little while and have noticed the comm wear has dropped down big time. very pleased. I know it's not legal yet but I'm not at the pointy end yet - (need time and more practise.
Hay Rod M,
Do you know what type of brushes come with it.
I received mine and it came with a set of spare brushes but I don't know if they are sprints or enduros.
I've been playing with the v2 endbell mod on my monster stock for a little while and have noticed the comm wear has dropped down big time. very pleased. I know it's not legal yet but I'm not at the pointy end yet - (need time and more practise.
02-10-2005, 03:53 AM
#29
Tech Apprentice
hi everyone,
on the topic of stock motors, i've got a simple question that needs answering; what's a good stock motor? (eg. power, price, longetivity, etc.)
thanks for your time
on the topic of stock motors, i've got a simple question that needs answering; what's a good stock motor? (eg. power, price, longetivity, etc.)
thanks for your time
02-10-2005, 04:00 PM
#30
Tech Rookie
mmm i was thinking more along the lines of some people should stop dribbling so much crap about themselves on here