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Old 01-09-2014, 11:36 PM
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Hey guys I'm geared 3.88 using 45/92. I need more torque, do I go up (3.88<), down (<3.88) or use a different 3.88 like 50/100? Been hearing and reading different things.
What motor and esc are you running and what is your timng set to. How big is your track? I used to run 3.9 on a 30m straight track and it wasnt massivly tourqy but was as good as can be expected for a 17.5
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I guess they're not up on site for sale yet. Please let us know when they are available for purchase.
All these items I give are available because they have part numbers, call Nitrohouse for quick purchase.


I have not said about other items because there is no part number, but I do have more aluminum parts here but cannot say as of now.
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Originally Posted by scytherat
What motor and esc are you running and what is your timng set to. How big is your track? I used to run 3.9 on a 30m straight track and it wasnt massivly tourqy but was as good as can be expected for a 17.5
Track is 80' x 34' I run DPS 17.5 combo (DYNP1217).

Track current layout https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWMF...re=c4-overview
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That is almost exactly our current layout. ours is just smaller about 60' width and 35' depth

I run a 3.9 for 17.5 TC on our track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SijZ6LQSVSk

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How much endbell timing you running
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trinity Revtech at 10 degrees
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Originally Posted by scytherat
How much endbell timing you running
I was maxed but a few guys told me to drop it two ticks to see If could gain torque so I did and I also turned up throttle punch to 30%. It still seem take a while to max at full throttle it has the power but takes a while to get there I will recalibrate it later. Do brushless motors need to be broken in?
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Hi guys, just wondering what everyone else is running for shock length.

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ALBOP, just screw 1 shock shaft and end piece together 'til last thread shows above end piece, measure, and match all the other shocks to it. This car has plenty of droop adjustment. Chris S. LETZ RACE!!
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Originally Posted by Emaculant
I was maxed but a few guys told me to drop it two ticks to see If could gain torque so I did and I also turned up throttle punch to 30%. It still seem take a while to max at full throttle it has the power but takes a while to get there I will recalibrate it later. Do brushless motors need to be broken in?
Id try dropping your pinion size. The gearing you are running is lower than i used to run on a 15ft longer atraight (track was 32mx16m and i ran 3.92)
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Ran the car with my modified shocks last night. Feels much more consistent. Also ran rear driveshafts in the front and they stand up to it well. Managed to snap a rear outer pivot pin in half and a rear hub due to clipping the edge of a board
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Originally Posted by scytherat
Ran the car with my modified shocks last night. Feels much more consistent. Also ran rear driveshafts in the front and they stand up to it well. Managed to snap a rear outer pivot pin in half and a rear hub due to clipping the edge of a board
with the rear axles in the front, did you notice any change in steering? more or less? or not as smooth?
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Not really felt pretty much the same. Had to lay the front shocks down a hole but think thats because it was really cold and the track was dusty. I did have to polish one of the balls on the shafts as it was tight in the axle but we are talking a tiny amount. Il be interested to see how it feels on a big track next month as ours is a very tight track.
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Tq has the aluminum knuckles and hubs but they're a pretty penny. SHEESH! R2 are they worth it?
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Hubs I have not tried, but I love the knuckles , but like I said I can only put one or the other if I dont want to tweak or break driveshafts on our carpet track, I do have the front c-hubs now and will try them out including the option degrees, I also just got the rear hubs 22307, they are nice and like my buggies I try to have the weight on the hubs and of course this isn't that much but it may help with keeping the wheels down on the opposite side when cornering.

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H4E Aluminum Knuckle and C-Hubs are available.

http://www.tqrcracing.com/shop/produ...id=35&s_sort=3

FYI, Thanks.
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