Xray T2'007
#1321
can they do white ?
#1322
Originally Posted by wallstreet
can they do white ?
#1323
Tech Master
iTrader: (63)
hey guys, just finished building my US '007 car & I want to know how you all determine what pinion to run based on your tire size. I am a bit concerned on properly selecting the right pinion for 19 turn based on 57mm tires..I'm running it tomorrow
can anyone help????
can anyone help????
Last edited by ghoppa; 12-25-2006 at 10:35 PM.
#1324
What 19 turn are you running?
#1327
Originally Posted by ghoppa
Checkpoint....
With a 112t spur, start with a 34t pinion and you might end up with a 35t or 36t.
For 57mm foam tires, the target rollout should be between 32mm and 34mm.
#1328
Originally Posted by teamgp
With a 116t (64p) spur, start with a 35t pinion. You'll probably end up with either a 36t or even 37t pinion though. Just trying to make sure you don't fry the motor.
With a 112t spur, start with a 34t pinion and you might end up with a 35t or 36t.
For 57mm foam tires, the target rollout should be between 32mm and 34mm.
With a 112t spur, start with a 34t pinion and you might end up with a 35t or 36t.
For 57mm foam tires, the target rollout should be between 32mm and 34mm.
#1329
Originally Posted by ghoppa
hey guys, just finished building my US '007 car & I want to know how you all determine what pinion to run based on your tire size. I am a bit concerned on properly selecting the right pinion for 19 turn based on 57mm tires..I'm running it tomorrow
can anyone help????
can anyone help????
#1330
Tech Master
iTrader: (63)
thanks for the info A.Rhoades & TeamGP, but what do you all mean by "rollout"??? is this the amount traveled "per 1 revolution of the motor"????
I have never ran "foams" before and I don't want to over think the whole methology about it....I just can't afford to "fry" a motor (know what I mean??? X-Mas killed by checkbook this year)
anybody have a rollout chart for foams????
thanks for the info!!!
I have never ran "foams" before and I don't want to over think the whole methology about it....I just can't afford to "fry" a motor (know what I mean??? X-Mas killed by checkbook this year)
anybody have a rollout chart for foams????
thanks for the info!!!
#1331
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by WinnipegRacer
I have the same question, but am using a CO27 with 57mm tires.
#1332
Tech Elite
iTrader: (32)
Originally Posted by ghoppa
thanks for the info A.Rhoades & TeamGP, but what do you all mean by "rollout"??? is this the amount traveled "per 1 revolution of the motor"????
I have never ran "foams" before and I don't want to over think the whole methology about it....I just can't afford to "fry" a motor (know what I mean??? X-Mas killed by checkbook this year)
anybody have a rollout chart for foams????
thanks for the info!!!
I have never ran "foams" before and I don't want to over think the whole methology about it....I just can't afford to "fry" a motor (know what I mean??? X-Mas killed by checkbook this year)
anybody have a rollout chart for foams????
thanks for the info!!!
Rollout = Tire Diameter X 3.14 / FDR (Final Drive Ratio)
This is a great site for reference - www.gearchart.com
#1333
Tech Master
iTrader: (63)
Originally Posted by A. Rhodes
Yes, amount of distance car travels per one revolution of the motor.
Rollout = Tire Diameter X 3.14 / FDR (Final Drive Ratio)
This is a great site for reference - www.gearchart.com
Rollout = Tire Diameter X 3.14 / FDR (Final Drive Ratio)
This is a great site for reference - www.gearchart.com
last thing: can you give me a good starting point (rollout) for stock & mod foam as well (based on 57mm tires)
thanks A. Rhoades
#1334
Tech Elite
iTrader: (4)
Save some time and math...... www.gearchart.com Print the charts for foam and rubber any config u need.
And dont forget the 007 comes with roll out charts in there setup book
And dont forget the 007 comes with roll out charts in there setup book
#1335
Tech Regular
I ran into a little challenge with the stock 116t spur, I believe a 35t pinion was as large as I could go.. So, I'd recommend a 112t spur for the smaller tire sizes..