23T motor thread
07-15-2003, 07:55 AM
#31
Originally posted by davioh
is it the blue one or the green one?
is it the blue one or the green one?
...but I don`t like how Laydown brushes have a little to much breaking power for my likeing
-Dave
07-15-2003, 07:58 AM
#33
Re: Re: Re: some more 23T`s
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
I would run other motors...but most of the classes here in Japan are 23T..Mod isn`t that popular...plus..some of these new 23T`s go as fast as a new 10T Single flatliner I just bought..... 
-Dave
I would run other motors...but most of the classes here in Japan are 23T..Mod isn`t that popular...plus..some of these new 23T`s go as fast as a new 10T Single flatliner I just bought.....
-Dave
07-15-2003, 08:00 AM
#34
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
Those Atlas ones will work just fine... I like the Hi Silver serated ones form Atlas the best
-Dave
Those Atlas ones will work just fine... I like the Hi Silver serated ones form Atlas the best
-Dave
07-15-2003, 08:01 AM
#35
Originally posted by dtm
You should get change out of HK$200.......
You should get change out of HK$200.......
what kind of brushes does the SR use? i think i need a motor with laydown...cuz my mirage is really werid...has laydown AND stand up and i only hav standup brushes.
07-15-2003, 08:08 AM
#36
what is the difference between the LR and SR?
07-15-2003, 08:11 AM
#37
LR- Laydown RPM.....SR- Stand up RPM.....
07-15-2003, 06:39 PM
#38
Originally posted by dtm
I did see those Hi silver ones...but was worried about comm wear...how often do you have to cut your comms with the Hi silvers??
I did see those Hi silver ones...but was worried about comm wear...how often do you have to cut your comms with the Hi silvers??
also I don`t recommend going beyond 7.0mm on the new Yokomo 23T stocks..because you loose tons of torque
-Dave
07-15-2003, 07:40 PM
#39
told by ppl that the lower turn the motor is better/ faster... but fr this thread, seems 23T is very good/ fast motor...
anyway, is there anyway to know how many turns is the motor (if there is no label at the motor)?
is mod stand for modified?
anyway, is there anyway to know how many turns is the motor (if there is no label at the motor)?
is mod stand for modified?
07-15-2003, 08:18 PM
#40
Tech Apprentice
Originally posted by blixelX
told by ppl that the lower turn the motor is better/ faster... but fr this thread, seems 23T is very good/ fast motor...
anyway, is there anyway to know how many turns is the motor (if there is no label at the motor)?
is mod stand for modified?
told by ppl that the lower turn the motor is better/ faster... but fr this thread, seems 23T is very good/ fast motor...
anyway, is there anyway to know how many turns is the motor (if there is no label at the motor)?
is mod stand for modified?
stock motor, 23 or 27 has lower RPM but high in torque.
You can take a look at the armature shaft (where u tighten your pinion). For some motors, the spec is written there. For some other motors, you can find it printed on the body of armature.
Yeap, mod means modified.
07-15-2003, 08:39 PM
#41
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
about every 4-6 packs.... just a light skim...thats it also I don`t recommend going beyond 7.0mm on the new Yokomo 23T stocks..because you loose tons of torque
-Dave
about every 4-6 packs.... just a light skim...thats it
also I don`t recommend going beyond 7.0mm on the new Yokomo 23T stocks..because you loose tons of torque -Dave
Thks...I'll give those Hi Silver brushes a try I think...
07-15-2003, 09:01 PM
#42
Originally posted by dtm
You have taken a Yok to 7.0mm already!! it hasn't been out for that long!!!
You have taken a Yok to 7.0mm already!! it hasn't been out for that long!!!
I have put about 25 packs through my SR and ...I just noticed a huge torque loss Oh well time to get a new rotor...after a few more packs...also I`m going to mess around with LT and LR also the new ECHO motor that comes out today.... I`ll have to take some pic`s of the com...it`s nothing like you have seen before -Dave
07-15-2003, 09:10 PM
#43
Originally posted by dtm
LR- Laydown RPM.....SR- Stand up RPM.....
LR- Laydown RPM.....SR- Stand up RPM.....
07-15-2003, 09:17 PM
#44
Originally posted by davioh
what would matter if the brushes are different?
what would matter if the brushes are different?
-Dave
07-15-2003, 09:23 PM
#45
so in general it's run time? would you recommend the rev or tourqe?