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Old 12-06-2009, 03:26 AM
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Originally Posted by burito
I had mentioned in the other thread about release date for SXX StockSpec: http://www.rctech.net/forum/6526945-post810.html

Obviously it is december now... but as I mentioned in my previous reply, there may be small delays due to component shortages!
As it looks right now we start shipping SXX StockSpec to distributors and shops in mid/late January.
Hi Reto, which would be the main differences between spx stock spec and sxx stock spec? Tnx for your reply,Paolo
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Hi Reto, which would be the main differences between spx stock spec and sxx stock spec? Tnx for your reply,Paolo
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I would also like to know, what are the improvements over the SPX?

I have an SPX and have been very impressed with it running 13.5

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Ran my new X12 13.5 today and wow, it's a rocket! FDR 6.0 in my TC5 and it was great.
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Originally Posted by bfong13
Ran my new X12 13.5 today and wow, it's a rocket! FDR 6.0 in my TC5 and it was great.
what size track? rubber tire?
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ran mine today also. track was 80x60 carpet.. 7.3 fdr in 09 corally.. motor was fast but i just dont like the amount of drag brake this motor has. really made the car uneasy to drive. it reminded me of a 27turn brushed motor. i had to add role to this motor so the rear would stay behind the front end without looping around. switched back to my duo and no problems at all with looping around..... love the motor just does not fit my style of driving... in a couple weeks i will try it again to see if i can get a feel for it. if i cant looks like i will get rid of it.... jeremy
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Originally Posted by LOW ET
what size track? rubber tire?
Rubber tire. I'm not exactly sure how big the track is but it's on an old outdoor hockey rink that was converted into an RC track for 1/10 and 1/12.

This is the track that I run on and you kind of see it in the picture.

http://www.villageraceway.com/

Here's a video of the track as well. Ignore the annoying music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqjnxoUUQLs
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Originally Posted by bfong13
Ran my new X12 13.5 today and wow, it's a rocket! FDR 6.0 in my TC5 and it was great.

What speedo and profile?
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Originally Posted by jer7469
ran mine today also. track was 80x60 carpet.. 7.3 fdr in 09 corally.. motor was fast but i just dont like the amount of drag brake this motor has. really made the car uneasy to drive. it reminded me of a 27turn brushed motor. i had to add role to this motor so the rear would stay behind the front end without looping around. switched back to my duo and no problems at all with looping around..... love the motor just does not fit my style of driving... in a couple weeks i will try it again to see if i can get a feel for it. if i cant looks like i will get rid of it.... jeremy
Yes, ran one yesterday and it has lots of drag....... It didn't like the way it felt at first, but did adapt.

13.5, spx-profile 6, 00 timing, 6.2 overall.

It is for sure a diffrent feel and gearing than the x-11
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What speedo and profile?
SPX 1/6/1/1
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Originally Posted by jer7469
ran mine today also. track was 80x60 carpet.. 7.3 fdr in 09 corally.. motor was fast but i just dont like the amount of drag brake this motor has. really made the car uneasy to drive. it reminded me of a 27turn brushed motor. i had to add role to this motor so the rear would stay behind the front end without looping around. switched back to my duo and no problems at all with looping around..... love the motor just does not fit my style of driving... in a couple weeks i will try it again to see if i can get a feel for it. if i cant looks like i will get rid of it.... jeremy
The motor has a 12.5mm rotor so any drag brake adjustment will need to be smaller steps. I only moved my steps up 20 points on my RS and could really feel the change. I lowered the drag brake in the speedo and it was better. It seems the rotors are really strong.
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Originally Posted by dodgeguy
The motor has a 12.5mm rotor so any drag brake adjustment will need to be smaller steps. I only moved my steps up 20 points on my RS and could really feel the change. I lowered the drag brake in the speedo and it was better. It seems the rotors are really strong.
yup but i didnt have any drag brake to start with... cant take anything away from nothing... dont get me wrong motor is very nice might not be for me tho.. i will give it a try after our series race next weekend.. then i can spend some time with it... jeremy
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Are you sure nothing in the radio? Just asking as sometimes I think I do or don't have something set and I check it is. I know as I have forgotten my drag brake settings at times

I really like the way the motor wires solder up.

Good luck with it.
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Originally Posted by dodgeguy
Are you sure nothing in the radio? Just asking as sometimes I think I do or don't have something set and I check it is. I know as I have forgotten my drag brake settings at times

I really like the way the motor wires solder up.

Good luck with it.
i have never used drag brag in my life so the radio is always in the nuetral setting... even with a brushed motor i would use forward roll... i had to put alot of forward role into it and then the motor would make a funny noise eveytime i pulled the throttle.. set the epa back to nuetral and noise went away.. very different motor.. yes love the way it wires up.. could not ask for anything better.. i will give it a shot next week.. if i dont like it will be in the for sale section with very limited use. jeremy
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I ran the motor on Saturday after reading about the different gearing, and its defiantely a different animal. I'm not sure how I feel about all the extra drag in the motor as it tends to carry less corner speed but I'm sure that can easily be compensated for with driving style. However it is definately VERY fast! I ran it with an SXX 1/6/1/1 with the factory motor timing and a 6.5FDR (indoor carpet). Next weekend when I get out I'm going to try it with the SPX and see how much better it runs.
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Can we use creep to counteract the drag brake somewhat?

I'm gonna be at the track twice this week trying to figure it out.
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