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Old 06-16-2005, 01:51 AM
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Hi People,

I'm about to install an LRP 7.1 in my touring car. It will be used for 19T club racing. Does anyone have any recommendation about what current limiting module to use? My gut feeling is to use no module at all, and let the speedy go flat knacker, but I've noticed other people using the 65 amp module.

I can tame throttle response with the Tx expo if necessary, but I was wondering if people have any wise words of advice about the current limiting feature?

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I always used 80.
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I would run any module, let your finger do the work, i cant imagine you will get that much punch that you would want it limited anyway.
Ive never run them in mine when i ran it, seemed so much slower with them installed.
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