scottgir

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I have 2 Trinity Chameleon 2 motors that I'd like to run in my clod but the problem I have is that those motors have a fixed 24 degree timing. Does anyone know a trick for running a fixed advanced timing motor in the clod?

I've reversed the end bell but it still runs faster in reverse than forward. Is there a way to set the timing to zero on both motors? Or should I just scrap the idea of running the chameleons?

I'm new to clods so just trying to figure this one out.

fig865

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One thing I've seen done in the past is the rear axle assembly is turned around. So both axles have the motor towards the rear. Just a thought.

scottgir

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Yeah, thought about doing that but I'd rather not do that. Worst case is I'll invest in a couple new motors and use the stock silver cans for now. But running those Chameleons, I know this truck would fly. Really want to make it happen LOL.

tromoly

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Scrap the cameleons and get something else for cheap, you'll never get the "right" timing if they're fixed.

scottgir

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That's what I was afraid of. Hoping there was someone out there with a trick. Oh well