andrewdoherty

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sedan or pan?

bretthitman

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hi people i got a tekin rs esc i was going to put in in my f1 car but now i am heaving second thoughts i am thinking of putting it in my xray 009 i have a speed passion lpf 1.1 in there now i run 10.5 motors would the tekin be better for 10.5 then the speed passion


thanks brett

liljohn1064

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Yes it would. I have a couple of both and prefer the RS.

liljohn1064

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Same here and I like it. I haven't come close to overheating the motor or ESC and still have the performance I like.

bretthitman

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i have herd of people using about 30 mm roll out with these esc in 10.5 class i using a about a 38 mm rollout with the speed passion what sort of rollout are people using with 10.5

thanks brett

SammyZ

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thanks , makes me feel a lot better

yokemad

hi guys
Hacker 13.5T motor has 0 fix timing ,is that right?
also 25 timeboost and max turbo 0.5 delay , is that settings sounds ok for small tight track
thanx in advance

Team-RTR

randy after reading your 17.5 FK05 setup and adding up all timing (motor+boost+turbo) it equals over 50! is this ok? i thought you shouldnt go over 30-35 total? i am running 4.4FDR in my car with 0 on motor, 15 boost and 20 turbo, and the motor is coming off about 55 C.. how hot is your motor after a run at those settings?

Thanks!

cyanyde

0 on motor is most likely 12-15 degrees. When we say 0 on motor, thats +12 to Randy. Its been discussed already over and over.

Dragonfire

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Try it and find out if it works. All in all I am amazed that with the options this speedy has all you guys want to do is throw timing at it! Why not run lower timing settings for motor and boost and have more initial grunt out of the corner? You still have turbo for straight line speed. From my exp too much timing just makes your motor soft so less in the infield should be better (gearing down is not always going to bring back power as the motor then needs to spool up even faster for the same amount of grunt).

Its amusing that all the talk here is about who is fastest at the end of the straights when the only thing that matters in racing is speed over a lap and subsequently the race. Faster is not always fast. Try it and find out for yourself.

sportpak

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Totally agree dude. It's like the golf saying.."Drive for show, putt for doe." Just smile and nod.

cyanyde

That is pretty much the correct and best way to setup the rs esc. I usually get the car dialed in without any turbo at first. Once lap times are lowest possible, which is usually almost as fast as the rest of the field, I'll switch on turbo at MAX settings.

Randy_Pike

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My RCGT or 17.5TC setups were on a track that has one of the longest straights out here. Speedworld Raceway was the host of the Reedy Race of Champions. The track has a 165' straigt away with a sweeper proceeding it that could be helf WOT. So you could add that up along with the straight and end up with 200' easy.

I agree with you guys though that often times timing is not the answer. The turbo feature does mean though that for the infield I'm timed out at say 30 degrees...on the straight I can get up to 50.

You can time a motor quite high for maximum rev's BUT if you do this at the wrong time or while the car is still under a large load it's very bad.

My motor is actually at 10 degrees(forget early read). Personally I like a bit of motor timing for the instant snap out of the hole. I gave up nothing to anyone on the track in the infield. This track was just big.

If I were to run on a track that had say a 100' straight away the first thing I'd change is my timing boost, it would come down.

I gear/time for laptimes. At that Speedworld Cup I regularly pulled my Redline 17.5 off the track at 6 minutes at 185. I had no heatsink and no fan blowing on the motor.

prodriver

hi guys can someone email me version 200 just formated my pc and lost it.lol

[email protected]

thanks
ricky

mshap33

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where can we get a view of your setup