Stock Motor Brushes
#32
Originally posted by popsracer
gcooper;
I am using the serrator by Pro-Match availible from KT Hobbies
I reserrate between race days and can usually get up to 24 runs out of a Pair of Putnam's before they are noticably shorter (1/16" ?)., so about 2 rebuilds worth. Just follow the serrator instructions for the technique. It usually only take a few seconds for each Brush and they don't even need to removed from the Hoods.
gcooper;
I am using the serrator by Pro-Match availible from KT Hobbies
I reserrate between race days and can usually get up to 24 runs out of a Pair of Putnam's before they are noticably shorter (1/16" ?)., so about 2 rebuilds worth. Just follow the serrator instructions for the technique. It usually only take a few seconds for each Brush and they don't even need to removed from the Hoods.
Coop
#33
Tech Elite
Tribo Drops
Guys;
I testing with 'Tribo' Drops, I have found that they will cause severe pitting of high Silver content Brushes.
Makes for a better Bearing/Bushing lube than Com drops in my opinion.
gcooper;
My only 19T is an Orion 'Element' and I used Trinity #4503's. They made good power so far, so no reason to experiment yet.
I testing with 'Tribo' Drops, I have found that they will cause severe pitting of high Silver content Brushes.
Makes for a better Bearing/Bushing lube than Com drops in my opinion.
gcooper;
My only 19T is an Orion 'Element' and I used Trinity #4503's. They made good power so far, so no reason to experiment yet.
Last edited by popsracer; 10-15-2003 at 07:27 PM.
#35
i have a lube that my friends and i want to market that increases rpm by about 1000rpms over any other lube we have found. if any of you know fred hubbard,ask him how good it is,we gave him some.
#36
I recently used Tribo for the first time. I used it in a 19 spec motor with extreme high silver brushes (trinity #4379) and there wehere flames coming out of the motor? For a few secs it wouldn't even spin around???
I normally use and will in future (after this incident) Zubak's SpeedJuice. I tested it on a dyno and the results are great with them! You can get them on www.speedjuice.com.
I've won a lot of races using them. They give you more power and more rpm and keep the wear on the comm low!
I normally use and will in future (after this incident) Zubak's SpeedJuice. I tested it on a dyno and the results are great with them! You can get them on www.speedjuice.com.
I've won a lot of races using them. They give you more power and more rpm and keep the wear on the comm low!
#37
Tech Initiate
I run a monster stock motor and looking for a good power set-up I can try this weekend, no access to putnam brushes so please make recomendation with a different brush .
thanks Kash $
thanks Kash $
#38
Tech Apprentice
other than putnams i like the reedy 767s with purple springs on + and red springs on -
#39
Tech Fanatic
I use 767's on all my motors, I think I already said this. For a sedan run either purple +, red - or purple +, purple -.
#40
Originally posted by Kash
I run a monster stock motor and looking for a good power set-up I can try this weekend, no access to putnam brushes so please make recomendation with a different brush .
thanks Kash $
I run a monster stock motor and looking for a good power set-up I can try this weekend, no access to putnam brushes so please make recomendation with a different brush .
thanks Kash $
#41
HeY!!!
i also use the tribo w/ the 767s and me and a few other people where i race use a special cut in the brushes which increase the rpms. now w/ the tribo and thr special cut we out power just about everyone and also if the motor is good (the motor can magnets) the motor that i have now aint the greatest but it's alright.
i also use the tribo w/ the 767s and me and a few other people where i race use a special cut in the brushes which increase the rpms. now w/ the tribo and thr special cut we out power just about everyone and also if the motor is good (the motor can magnets) the motor that i have now aint the greatest but it's alright.