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Old 04-06-2014, 08:06 PM
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This is kinda crazy. I was able to drop another 22 grams off the car. I normally run for 5 minutes and my temps are 160-165. Today we were doing 7 minute heats and my motor only got up to 135 degrees. I was pretty shocked. I was able to turn the timing up 2 degrees on the motor and temps got up to 150. My car should be close to the 1500 mark i think this week with the lighter battery.......maybe dropping the weight helps

Thanks BillPear for all the help!!!
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Old 04-06-2014, 09:34 PM
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i ran my b5m for the first time this weekend with maifields medium traction setup and it was awesome.
minus flat arms i can't get ahold of any but i guess y'all know that
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Originally Posted by evolution03
i ran my b5m for the first time this weekend with maifields medium traction setup and it was awesome.
Was that the warehouse 3 setup? What size motor you running?
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Old 04-06-2014, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by ridgerunner1
George does the shop have flat arms i may have to take a drive if they do.
never mine i called there out
we got 10 sets last week and all sold in less then a hour.

Advise to call in each day around 1pm and keep checking..
Parts for the B5 are arriving almost everyday.

B5 parts wall is now 3 ft x 5 ft and growing.
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Old 04-06-2014, 10:23 PM
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Had an awesome weekend with the car. Got a hold of a few sets of b5 rear arms and the car was awesome. I think with flat fronts and the RM tower it would be even better. Hartsons car was amazing it appeared to be so easy to drive through the corners. If you are rolling the throttle on you shouldnt have any problems though. Awesome car and made for a fun a main
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I've been having trouble with heat with my B5ms. I have a car for both stock and mod. I haven't seen a whole lot about that trouble in this thread but I did see where dropping weight has made it better especially in stock. My stock comes in at almost 1600 grams but I have it geared at 29/75 which is pretty conservative compared to others and with 30degrees of motor timing in blinky mode. So I don't quite get why it's getting hot. Is it the weight? I ran the same setup on my 4.2 and it used to come off just warm. I don't see how some guys are running gearing like 69/32 with 17.5 and not getting way too hot? I'm running on an indoor track that isn't big but it isn't tight. Even with my mod car I'm running a Reedy 7.5 with gearing at 21/81 and it will come off at 185 and that's with stock timing at 20 degrees. I just saw Maifields latest setup and he's running the Reedy 7.5 gearing at 23/81 with 0 degrees of timing. Does that mean he retarded the timing on the motor from the stock 20 to 0? Or is 0 in reference to the stock 20? If that makes any sense lol. Any tips are really appreciated. My 17.5 is also a Sonic Mach 2.
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Old 04-07-2014, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ktmderf
I've been having trouble with heat with my B5ms. I have a car for both stock and mod. I haven't seen a whole lot about that trouble in this thread but I did see where dropping weight has made it better especially in stock. My stock comes in at almost 1600 grams but I have it geared at 29/75 which is pretty conservative compared to others and with 30degrees of motor timing in blinky mode. So I don't quite get why it's getting hot. Is it the weight? I ran the same setup on my 4.2 and it used to come off just warm. I don't see how some guys are running gearing like 69/32 with 17.5 and not getting way too hot? I'm running on an indoor track that isn't big but it isn't tight. Even with my mod car I'm running a Reedy 7.5 with gearing at 21/81 and it will come off at 185 and that's with stock timing at 20 degrees. I just saw Maifields latest setup and he's running the Reedy 7.5 gearing at 23/81 with 0 degrees of timing. Does that mean he retarded the timing on the motor from the stock 20 to 0? Or is 0 in reference to the stock 20? If that makes any sense lol. Any tips are really appreciated. My 17.5 is also a Sonic Mach 2.
My mid at 72/32 and running 130-140. My RM is is little higher 150 same gearing.
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im 33/69 35deg timing and come off @ ~150, reedy 17.5, my times are comparable to ~mid pack bmain at ocrc, so im def not babying it
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Can I assume that "hard" parts would be lighter with more carbon content?

Down to 1530g running weight with a few alu screws, alu top shaft and 4000maH shorty. Pretty happy with that.
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Hard part are slightly heavier
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Originally Posted by ktmderf
I've been having trouble with heat with my B5ms. I have a car for both stock and mod. I haven't seen a whole lot about that trouble in this thread but I did see where dropping weight has made it better especially in stock. My stock comes in at almost 1600 grams but I have it geared at 29/75 which is pretty conservative compared to others and with 30degrees of motor timing in blinky mode. So I don't quite get why it's getting hot. Is it the weight? I ran the same setup on my 4.2 and it used to come off just warm. I don't see how some guys are running gearing like 69/32 with 17.5 and not getting way too hot? I'm running on an indoor track that isn't big but it isn't tight. Even with my mod car I'm running a Reedy 7.5 with gearing at 21/81 and it will come off at 185 and that's with stock timing at 20 degrees. I just saw Maifields latest setup and he's running the Reedy 7.5 gearing at 23/81 with 0 degrees of timing. Does that mean he retarded the timing on the motor from the stock 20 to 0? Or is 0 in reference to the stock 20? If that makes any sense lol. Any tips are really appreciated. My 17.5 is also a Sonic Mach 2.
Combination of weight and lack of airflow. Try getting more airflow first.
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Old 04-07-2014, 07:26 AM
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WC runs on tiny tracks with super high bite. If that is not what your track is like disregard his advice 90% of the time. He says this stuff to get a reaction out of some. Its all fun and games but don't get sucked in. He has opinins.....but we all have options.
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Old 04-07-2014, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by splking1
Was that the warehouse 3 setup? What size motor you running?
yes it was warehouse 3 setup. I'm running a 7.5 trinity. I wanted to give a trinity motor a try i usually run orion.
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Try adding some vent holes in the front windshield.
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Originally Posted by evolution03
yes it was warehouse 3 setup. I'm running a 7.5 trinity. I wanted to give a trinity motor a try i usually run orion.
I was thinking of running that shock setup since but someone said don't do it since I'm 17.5. Does that make since. Anyone input would be great.
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