19T Motor Forum
#347
Originally Posted by micrors4guy
can someone post a link to the z-zone? i am about to start running 19t and the integy motors seem to get the best reviews.
http://dcmotorsports.net/products/pr...roducts_id=115
http://www.axiommotors.com/turn-atla...-21_26_35.html
#349
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We carry most Integy stuff and you can view on our site at www.axiommotors.com We are waiting the arrival of the EVO30 19t..
#350
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Originally Posted by dgullickson
We carry most Integy stuff and you can view on our site at www.axiommotors.com We are waiting the arrival of the EVO30 19t..
#352
wow! 19t motors are getting competitive. i dont know what to choose.. anyone have recommendations based on track performance?
#353
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Originally Posted by EddieO
The hoods should be aligned across from each other, as like Korey said, it will retard the timing 1-2 degrees (heh, where did you learn that Korey???)
And while a Reedy quad will start at .350.....it will be around .345 or so before its round, they comm pretty coned from Japan....
And while a Reedy quad will start at .350.....it will be around .345 or so before its round, they comm pretty coned from Japan....
#355
Is it cheaper to maintain a 19turn than 27turn or 23turn? I want to try it coz I heard that's the case. What's a good all around 19turn? I used to run mod but the brush and comm maintenance is a bit expensive. I switched to stock but the bushing really suck.
#357
sssst Team Orion Oscar Jansen V2 will come
#358
Tech Apprentice
If you are truely interested in a great 19T with extremely low maintenance I would recommend the Checkpoint motor. You really should change the brushes from the stock coppers to their silver Infinity brush. My son has been driving a production version for several days and it is better than any C2 or Quad we have ever run. We have 20-25 runs on it with the same brushes, and
the lap times have been excellent. It seems to like gearing similar to a Quad in T/C and even more in offroad. It doesn't get hot and you aren't throwing brushes away every 1-2 runs. It has been worth the wait!
the lap times have been excellent. It seems to like gearing similar to a Quad in T/C and even more in offroad. It doesn't get hot and you aren't throwing brushes away every 1-2 runs. It has been worth the wait!
#359
At the track I run, we don't have a fixed timing rule. The only way to go is with the Cobalt 19. We've tried several motors and thats the fastest out there.JMO
#360
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The 3 I mentioned are the most reputable with locked timing. Also keep notice when people on here to tell you to buy a certain brand they are usually a sponsored driver doing thier job. I told you 3 can designs to go with, whether you buy from me or the next guy doesnt matter, it matters you get a can design that will work for you.. Good luck.