Gearing Noob
06-24-2003, 11:12 AM
#1
Gearing Noob
Whats Up all,
Does anyone know where I can find an on-line write up on correct gearing for different tracks?? I've got suspension tuning pretty well, tires, hell the driving is coming along but I feel at a disadvantage sometimes on different track because I don't change up gears. I think I can hit a different level if I knew what I was doing with them. Any input is appreciated.
KEVIN
Does anyone know where I can find an on-line write up on correct gearing for different tracks?? I've got suspension tuning pretty well, tires, hell the driving is coming along but I feel at a disadvantage sometimes on different track because I don't change up gears. I think I can hit a different level if I knew what I was doing with them. Any input is appreciated.
KEVIN
06-24-2003, 09:30 PM
#2
Different approach
OK,
Better question would go like this..........
ASSUMPTION: Currently I'm geared ideally for a medium sized track. I'll be going to a larger track, not necessarily open, but just larger. Do I.....
1. Increase or decrease tooth count.
2. Do I make that change to the pinion gear or spur gear?
Any advice anyone can lend is much apreciated!!!!!!
KEVIN
Better question would go like this..........
ASSUMPTION: Currently I'm geared ideally for a medium sized track. I'll be going to a larger track, not necessarily open, but just larger. Do I.....
1. Increase or decrease tooth count.
2. Do I make that change to the pinion gear or spur gear?
Any advice anyone can lend is much apreciated!!!!!!
KEVIN
06-24-2003, 10:11 PM
#3
Hi Kevin,
Gearing up for a larger track could be done two ways: fitting a smaller spur(s) or larger pinion(s).
Gearing up for a larger track could be done two ways: fitting a smaller spur(s) or larger pinion(s).
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