Yokomo MR-4 TC Thread
#106
That's true, and if you loose with a slower motor, you always have an excuse
#107
Tech Master
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Well, I'm pretty sure Razzo is the other Jeff, or is it Geoff? Anyways, the guys who run Mod, are much better than me. So, I would need all the power I could get, to have a chance. Like I said, I'm happy where I am. End of the winter, and I bet I'll be running Mod... of course that's about when the Mod season ends, but oh well.
#108
I might run mod occasionally when I get better, but I think the increased wear on tires and parts would be too expensive for me.
#110
Tech Master
iTrader: (5)
I'm having a blast in Stock right now. But, if I'm going to go into Mod, I want to know I can do it competitively. Right now, I don't have the money for the batteries and motors, as well as the extra upkeep for the car itself. I'm questioning my skill, but I KNOW that when I do go into Mod, I'll learn how to drive the car, and how to use the power to help me, and not hurt me. Nothing says that if I don't race Mod next week, I can't ever race it. Sometime this winter, I'll buy some 3000's, and a couple motors, and go out there and have fun racing Mod. Untill then, I'll keep having fun in Stock.
#111
Stock is fun!
Stock is fun! Stock motors these days are extremely powerful!
#113
Stock is cool
#115
But I have a dyno, and I like fidling round with the motors.
#117
robi
#119
robotronics, no you don't have to have a laptop to use it. How-ever, it does give you a much better perspective of the motor if you have a laptop, cause you can tell if it was a bad test.