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Old 03-31-2003, 06:45 PM
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yes....this is a rookie question....but what is diff between stock and modified motors?
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keeping it simple...

mods are faster then stock
mods have adjustable timing
mods are more expensive




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thanks! so which would be better to use? mod?
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one really isn't better than the other. I just depends what you want to do. If you are racing then you need to decide if you want to race mod or stock. I race stock simply because my driving skills are not up to the task of controlling a mod powered car. If you just bash and want to beat your friends racing down the street then a cheaper mod may be for you.

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oo...okay thanks. mod is for me
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Default mods..

also if you are just bashing i would pick up a machine would mod motor instead of handwound.

they are a little cheaper.
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alritey...but im not planning to crash intetionally (sp?) but im bound for crashing...hehehe
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stock :
27 turns
fixed timing
bushing


mod :
any turns from 5 to 27 turns
u can set the timing (sometimes noton cheap modifieds)
bushing ou bearing
handwound or machine wound
cheapest mod is cheaper than a stock

before choosing one, see which kind of rac you want to attend, if u are a beginner go for stock it will be a better school for driving, you can use mods for practice (i heard you said u have several motors)

read carefully this page, it will help you a lot to how a motor works
http://www.balakracing.com/commcutting.htm

an evo3 is a pretty good car for a beginner!you're lucky
my first car was just a crap (tamiya super astute!)
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evo 3 was my 3rd car...hehe...started w/ TL and then w/ TB01 then now E3....do you know the diff between a EX and GT classes for racing? im thinking of joining races. thanks
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