go on mate tell everyone or if its not legal pm me with the secret
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your all bloody rc nerds and like rc cars more than girls you stupid virgin nerds!!
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WHAT!!!!!!! you the bloody nerd!
carm down ladies we dont want some little bitch fight goin on which will close the thread its just ment to be here get get the most performance out of a sliver can
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i will say this much
run it in water until the brushes are completly bed in
run it in shellite for as long as your nerves will cope. CAUTION USE LOW VOLTAGE and take safety measures.
use a thickish com drop and thin bushing lube and you will be quick. after every run clean the comm with motor spray and re lube.
I have a brilliant while dumbass idea. Take a mod motor and sand off all the paint from the can. LOL I'm a stupid genius.
Actually you can do that with the Sport Tuned motor. . . it is 23t and looks more like a mabuchi. . .
I wonder how many will try that. . . shhhhhh don't tell anybody . . .
what do you guys mean in water dipping the motor while breaking in..
for example i have my pulsar charger that has motor run-in,, can i dip the motor in the water overnight using my pulsar?? im afraid it might short or break.. how long should be the carbon for silver cans sit??
Yes, it's fine...the charger won't get damamged. Just make sure it can handle a decent amperage load, as the motor pulls more amps submerged. Come to think of it...even under water I think they pull 2-3 amps...so your good.
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Not sure you want to be water dipping a motor overnight. In the morning you won't have any brushes left!!! LoL..
Water dipping is very effective in taking material away from the brush face to allow it to conform to the comm shape. It should be done for a minute or so. At the very longest. Say 1 minute should be plenty...
Not sure you want to be water dipping a motor overnight. In the morning you won't have any brushes left!!! LoL..
Water dipping is very effective in taking material away from the brush face to allow it to conform to the comm shape. It should be done for a minute or so. At the very longest. Say 1 minute should be plenty...
Have you ever run in a 540.
At 7.2 volts it takes around 2 minutes +, not 1 minute.
From memory it seemed like a fairly quick process! But i admit, it was a looooong time ago. When i first started playing around with RC cars. Perhaps i wans't doing it correctly then.
But then again, i never raced my 540 competitively. Appologies guys. How long DO you dip it for?
brush`s get nice & soft then it produces more power..
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Motor breaks in fast .....
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I clean my comm out with a few drops of brasso and run it on the lowest speed setting on my dremel for about 20secs and then clean it out with motor spray. I also make sure I get all crap out of the 3 slots in the comm with compressed air.
Then I put a couple of drops of Tribo on the comm and a couple of drops of oil on the bushings and voila, I have one of the fastest motors every time.
Proper break in is also important. Break in your motor in water on a low voltage setting in 5 minute intervals until you see that the brushes are seated properly on the comm.
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