23T motor thread
07-18-2003, 07:14 AM
#61
how do you know if ur brushes need replacing?
07-18-2003, 07:17 AM
#62
woops...didn't know the first time posting worked
07-18-2003, 03:31 PM
#63
To DTM i
i know u got a SV10 Sigma if i can remember. Can u tell me what is the best gear ratio for a 23t motor installed on the sigma? Thank u
i know u got a SV10 Sigma if i can remember. Can u tell me what is the best gear ratio for a 23t motor installed on the sigma? Thank u
07-18-2003, 04:42 PM
#64
Hey Guys
I just got the New ECHO and Xenon 23T motors and will be testing them out today...wait till you see the coms on these things !!!! I promis you you haven`t seen any thing like them
Can you say Epoxy balanced rotor and a few other cool things to mke them Rip... my new Echo PQ 23T was pulling 6 amps at 3V and 15000 Rpm on my Yokomo MMS last nigh after I broke in the brushes
I`ll have pic`s later for you all
-Dave
Can you say Epoxy balanced rotor and a few other cool things to mke them Rip...
my new Echo PQ 23T was pulling 6 amps at 3V and 15000 Rpm on my Yokomo MMS last nigh after I broke in the brushes I`ll have pic`s later for you all
-Dave
07-18-2003, 07:37 PM
#65
Originally posted by NightKidZ
Amigo, ANY 23 turn motor on sale is below 100 sing
Average price for a bronze bushing 23 turn is abt 40 dollars Sing.
The rebuiltable ones cost more... I think my Tamiya Type RR cost me abt 70... can't be certain, got it 6 mth back as a package with my TL01
Will recommend you to hold out and wait for the new Yokomo 23 stockers to arrive. Either that, or head on down to Rotor Hobbies and check out the Kawada stockers. You might wnat to check out the ball-bearing equiped "modified" 23 turn motor there. Price should be ard 60-70 bucks.
Cheers
Amigo, ANY 23 turn motor on sale is below 100 sing
Average price for a bronze bushing 23 turn is abt 40 dollars Sing.
The rebuiltable ones cost more... I think my Tamiya Type RR cost me abt 70... can't be certain, got it 6 mth back as a package with my TL01
Will recommend you to hold out and wait for the new Yokomo 23 stockers to arrive. Either that, or head on down to Rotor Hobbies and check out the Kawada stockers. You might wnat to check out the ball-bearing equiped "modified" 23 turn motor there. Price should be ard 60-70 bucks.
Cheers
any recommendation on gear ratio for tamiya type R in a tb01??
07-18-2003, 07:57 PM
#66
Originally posted by NightKidZ
Amigo, ANY 23 turn motor on sale is below 100 sing
Average price for a bronze bushing 23 turn is abt 40 dollars Sing.
The rebuiltable ones cost more... I think my Tamiya Type RR cost me abt 70... can't be certain, got it 6 mth back as a package with my TL01
Will recommend you to hold out and wait for the new Yokomo 23 stockers to arrive. Either that, or head on down to Rotor Hobbies and check out the Kawada stockers. You might wnat to check out the ball-bearing equiped "modified" 23 turn motor there. Price should be ard 60-70 bucks.
Cheers
Amigo, ANY 23 turn motor on sale is below 100 sing
Average price for a bronze bushing 23 turn is abt 40 dollars Sing.
The rebuiltable ones cost more... I think my Tamiya Type RR cost me abt 70... can't be certain, got it 6 mth back as a package with my TL01
Will recommend you to hold out and wait for the new Yokomo 23 stockers to arrive. Either that, or head on down to Rotor Hobbies and check out the Kawada stockers. You might wnat to check out the ball-bearing equiped "modified" 23 turn motor there. Price should be ard 60-70 bucks.
Cheers
s$40 for a 23t stock motor is quite ok, but to pay s$70 for a 23t bushing stock motor is crazy man!!! u can easily get a machine wound ball bearing modified motor for less than that price at around s$60, eg yokomo S-Pro, trinnity speedgems series machine wind motors etc from as low as 8t onwards. just me S$0.02!!
07-18-2003, 09:10 PM
#67
Originally posted by alucard
To DTM i
i know u got a SV10 Sigma if i can remember. Can u tell me what is the best gear ratio for a 23t motor installed on the sigma? Thank u
To DTM i
i know u got a SV10 Sigma if i can remember. Can u tell me what is the best gear ratio for a 23t motor installed on the sigma? Thank u
07-18-2003, 09:12 PM
#68
Originally posted by davioh
how do you know if ur brushes need replacing?
how do you know if ur brushes need replacing?
07-18-2003, 09:17 PM
#69
Originally posted by alana07
hi there,
s$40 for a 23t stock motor is quite ok, but to pay s$70 for a 23t bushing stock motor is crazy man!!! u can easily get a machine wound ball bearing modified motor for less than that price at around s$60, eg yokomo S-Pro, trinnity speedgems series machine wind motors etc from as low as 8t onwards. just me S$0.02!!
hi there,
s$40 for a 23t stock motor is quite ok, but to pay s$70 for a 23t bushing stock motor is crazy man!!! u can easily get a machine wound ball bearing modified motor for less than that price at around s$60, eg yokomo S-Pro, trinnity speedgems series machine wind motors etc from as low as 8t onwards. just me S$0.02!!
I know its bloody expensive, but its way cheaper to get a rebuiltable stocker than to buy a new stock motor every other race
Cheers
07-19-2003, 03:59 AM
#70
Originally posted by dtm
1...when they are burnt.......or 2.....they are too short that I don't like the look of them....(somewhere around almost half the original length)....
1...when they are burnt.......or 2.....they are too short that I don't like the look of them....(somewhere around almost half the original length)....
07-20-2003, 03:39 PM
#71
Sorry guys..
BUt I have been kind of busy with a few things..and testing the new ECHO and Xenon 23T stocks!!
all I have to say is you better put the new Yokomo`s aside ..because these will blow them away tons of torque and RPM and they all have a stand up brush.!!!!!
also I`ll have the pic`s of them later for you all..
-Dave
all I have to say is you better put the new Yokomo`s aside ..because these will blow them away
tons of torque and RPM and they all have a stand up brush.!!!!! also I`ll have the pic`s of them later for you all..
-Dave
07-21-2003, 11:09 PM
#72
Tech Apprentice
Tips needed
Hello everyone,
what do you guys usually do to your new motor apart from breaking in the motor and brushes?
what i mean here is how to tune the motor to make it faster.
What kind of brush is good for stock racing? any recommendation?
I found out that several drivers in my place are extremely fast, but i don't know what they do to their motors. care to share any pro tips?
what do you guys usually do to your new motor apart from breaking in the motor and brushes?
what i mean here is how to tune the motor to make it faster.
What kind of brush is good for stock racing? any recommendation?
I found out that several drivers in my place are extremely fast, but i don't know what they do to their motors. care to share any pro tips?
07-22-2003, 07:12 AM
#73
Re: Sorry guys..
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
BUt I have been kind of busy with a few things..and testing the new ECHO and Xenon 23T stocks!!
all I have to say is you better put the new Yokomo`s aside ..because these will blow them away tons of torque and RPM and they all have a stand up brush.!!!!!
also I`ll have the pic`s of them later for you all..
-Dave
BUt I have been kind of busy with a few things..and testing the new ECHO and Xenon 23T stocks!!
all I have to say is you better put the new Yokomo`s aside ..because these will blow them away
tons of torque and RPM and they all have a stand up brush.!!!!! also I`ll have the pic`s of them later for you all..
-Dave
Oh my god.....it pulls 6amp @ 3v that too good to be true ?? What tuning did the japs did to make them scream soo much ?? You mentioned it a totally new design, can you tell us more about it ??
07-22-2003, 08:15 AM
#74
Tech Apprentice
Are these motors readily available in North America?
Are they priced higher/lower that ROAR stock motors?
Can anyone point me to a set of rules for 23T racing?
Thanks!
Are they priced higher/lower that ROAR stock motors?
Can anyone point me to a set of rules for 23T racing?
Thanks!
07-23-2003, 04:45 PM
#75
OK here is the Goods
OK ...I`m back now after a few days of testing and I have to say that the new ECHO 23T Stock is the best hands down by far!!!!! the PQ and the P versions are the best.....(Xenon is also based of the ECHO rotor now too..)
I can gear this thing at 5.55 ( best for the PQ ) and it has tons of top end and loads of torque!!!!!
anywasy take a look at the Comm!!!! I have never seen anything like this...I hope the guys in the states pic up on this soon!!!!
-Dave
I can gear this thing at 5.55 ( best for the PQ ) and it has tons of top end and loads of torque!!!!!
anywasy take a look at the Comm!!!!
I have never seen anything like this...I hope the guys in the states pic up on this soon!!!! -Dave