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Old 05-21-2014, 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Mason
Does anyone else have other cooling mods they've done?

One's i'm currently aware of are the motor band mounted fan, waterfall mod/mount.

Anyone doing scoops or vent holes on the body? gator teething or shimming the gear cover?

My motors currently are running okay. I've been thinking about helping that out a bit in the future but I'm currently mired with a heck of a time keeping my tekin rs cool. It has the latest software (i believe) and I'm in blinky mode with some wimpy mod motors (10.5/13.5). We use a lot of heavy brakes on the currently layout and I'm sure some of that is the problem for the regular RS. Unfortunately with the 10.5 (same elec setup as my previous B4 and never had an issue like this) i've been between 23/81 and 27/81 with very little speedo change (170F!) so I've dropped to a 13.5 thinking maybe something is wrong with the motor and it has not gone down much. Can't drop the gear on it much more either as the 17.5s nearly walk me down the front straight now! Transmission seems okay but I guess I need to take it apart and verify.

So let's see some of your ideas!
Quit worrying about it. Time for a new speedo anyway.
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Old 05-21-2014, 07:50 AM
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Questions?? After Tuesdays club race

Let a couple teammates test my ride.
One drives a Losi, other drives a B5m setup like most .

They both said way better then there rides..

Then ? I drove the B5m set up normal..

My remark ?

"Dude !! My ride use to drive like this.."

conclusion:
Inline shorty rocks...
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Old 05-21-2014, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by retat
Quit worrying about it. Time for a new speedo anyway.
silence! enjoy vacation.
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Old 05-21-2014, 08:26 AM
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Will the b5m body work on the 4.2 centro ?
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Old 05-21-2014, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
Inline shorty rocks...
shutter

Good luck with that. Been there, done that. In-line shorty just doesn't work on dirt.
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Old 05-21-2014, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by RC10Nick
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Good luck with that. Been there, done that. In-line shorty just doesn't work on dirt.

For moonscape layouts that blow rooster tails ?
Stick
with the stock setup...

For indoor clay ?

Inline shorty will rule after a few more months.
Believe it will become the standard setup for B5m.

Also the 4 x 55 pistons , they are awesome..
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Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
For moonscape layouts that blow rooster tails ?
Stick
with the stock setup...

For indoor clay ?

Inline shorty will rule after a few more months.
Believe it will become the standard setup for B5m.

Also the 4 x 55 pistons , they are awesome..
Did you stick with the 37.5 front and 32.5 rear oils?
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Old 05-21-2014, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
For moonscape layouts that blow rooster tails ?
Stick
with the stock setup...

For indoor clay ?

Inline shorty will rule after a few more months.
Believe it will become the standard setup for B5m.
Don't hold your breath Especially if neither of the Ryan's are doing it!

Hartson's got the right idea...
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Old 05-21-2014, 10:04 AM
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GTI

Same oil weights..No changes...

Last night Ryan Matesa ( top N/w k car driver) said best he ever seen me drive ..

I trying to tell you guys its the best.
After driving a b5m stock , totally convence inline shorty will prove to be the standard setup over the next couple months...
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Inline shorty works pretty well on the TLR22, why not on the B5M?
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Old 05-21-2014, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by RC10Nick
Don't hold your breath Especially if neither of the Ryan's are doing it!

Hartson's got the right idea...
We will see all of um using including Hartson..
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Originally Posted by gticlay
Inline shorty works pretty well on the TLR22, why not on the B5M?
How much weight are they adding to the rear to get it to work? Not sure I've seen a mm losi that didn't have a ton of brass on the back end.
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Originally Posted by RC10Nick
How much weight are they adding to the rear to get it to work? Not sure I've seen a mm losi that didn't have a ton of brass on the back end.
I ran the dustin evans jconcepts setup except shorty and inline and it did not use extra weights - I still have the weight kit sitting in my parts bin unopened.
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Old 05-21-2014, 10:28 AM
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Personally, I'm going to get a shorty, run it sideways and move my esc back to where the battery brace splits and relocate the RX inline as well. So far, I think I liked my RM B5 better (ducks for cover...)
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If the AE people follow this forum they must be getting a good laugh about all this "inline" setup talk. I am going to go out on a limb here and say the inline setup was tested before the release of the car. Its funny how a new car comes out and all these people start hacking away with their dremel tools to better a car that was just released with hundreds of man hours testing. I bet if the inline setup was better it would have been released with it. I guess some can keep hacking away with the dremel while the rest of us go race and have fun.
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