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Old 12-02-2008, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Krio
I was able to test the pre-production software with the new "boost". MAD rip with my 17.5 I need to gear down now because I'm still accelerating at the end of the straight.
What gearing did you end up using and what type of racing?

Have you tried with the 13.5 yet?

I will be doing my testing this Friday with the new software, so any insight would be very useful.
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Originally Posted by dgullickson
What gearing did you end up using and what type of racing?

Have you tried with the 13.5 yet?

I will be doing my testing this Friday with the new software, so any insight would be very useful.
I used the new software in a b4 with a 120 foot back straight. I originally had an FDR of 5.2 before cranking the timing in hotwire. Unfortunately, we did the update in the middle of the race day so I didn't have time to mess with gearing much...I ran the first qualy with the standard software and updated for the second. I can say that some punch was lost down low, but there was so much more top end that gearing down should recover the low and still have more speed. Rather than scramble to find gears, we just bumped the timing down some until the low end resembled the previous setup and it was still not winding out at the end of the straight.

I haven't tried it with a 13.5 I have a 10.5 I'm hoping to drop in this weekend...
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Old 12-02-2008, 09:51 PM
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Sounds like you guys have developed a KERS system :P

Are you allowed to say what the boost actually does, or did i miss something back a few pages?
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Old 12-02-2008, 11:19 PM
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Sounds nice... Will we have it before the DHI Cup in a little over a months time?
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Originally Posted by Randy_Pike
I also recomend the Hotwire. Any new software update will come this way.

No new "esc" of the month. Simple easy to install software updates that keep your Tekin up to speed at all times!

Most 10.5 setups use sensored only, motor timing around 24 degrees or so. Gear accordingly.
Hotwire - Can i download it off the net or do you have to buy it? A link would be great! Thanks for the tip.
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Software you download it, hardware you buy it
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Old 12-03-2008, 02:58 AM
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Originally Posted by dgullickson
What gearing did you end up using and what type of racing?

Have you tried with the 13.5 yet?

I will be doing my testing this Friday with the new software, so any insight would be very useful.
I ran the boost at the Champs in 13.5 I had to set the motor timing at 0 and gear down 5 teeth from where I woulda been without the timing boost. I had too much bottom end!! I had to go to a less aggressive profile!! The car lunged in the infield and had the most top speed out of any car there hands down.
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There is a software and hardware component to the hotwire. You have to buy the hardware which comes with a software disk, but free updates are provided for the software on line. Does that make sense?
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The part # for the Hotwire usb interface is TT1450. Then you can download the latest software via the net and you're current!

It also allows for some extra adjustments and finer step adjustments as well.
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Can you spill the beans a little more on the boost function? Specifically, will it be effective with a fixed-timing motor such as my SpeedPassion? Hopefully it's a "hybrid mode" feature.
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Originally Posted by Randy_Pike
The part # for the Hotwire usb interface is TT1450. Then you can download the latest software via the net and you're current!

It also allows for some extra adjustments and finer step adjustments as well.
Randy -

When is this mythical firmware update (1.89? 1.90?) going to be available to everyone besides team drivers?
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Old 12-03-2008, 11:33 AM
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I am not a team driver (for tekin at least) and was just given the opportunity to test it so I really don't know what I can or can't say, but it was openly talked about at my track.

It doesn't matter if your motor is fixed timing or not it will work equally well...I'll leave it at that
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The timing boost software works in sensored only mode and will drastically help the performance of the fixed endbell motors.

Check with your loca tekin drivers if you want the software. I'm sure the'll all be more than happy to help you out with it.

Any other questions can be shot at me direct:

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Originally Posted by Randy_Pike
The timing boost software works in sensored only mode and will drastically help the performance of the fixed endbell motors.
Wow. My fixed end bell SP13.5 is already wicked fast with the RS in hybrid mode and the timing at 90%. Are you telling me it'll be even better if I run it sensored-only with this "boost"?
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