thebalance

To tell you the truth, I just read the manual and set it up. Don't remember off the top of my head. I did set the lap timer button to the button on the handle. I have a transponder now so I don't need to use the lap timer anymore.

xxfile

must be the pic looked bigger.. im going to run 15 on mine to start.. outdoor track med size 27 sec laps. the snow has finally gone just need it to dry up some

Grandturk

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Yeah there's not much choice. I played around with different orientations but ended up with the only one that made sense. There's some slack wire in there I left in case I switch back to 550 can so i don't have to solder on new leads.

egobrkr

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I run the ballistic 4.5 550 can. I don't like the wire being that close the the servo arm but have not had any problems.

mavdriver

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I have ballistic 4.5 550 has not run it yet looking for oppinions im thinking of getting the tekin pro 4 hd 4300 which is better power wise , run cooler perhaps thanks for the input

Grandturk

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The Pro4 is certainly a very popular motor. They'll both get the job done.

CanadianNascar

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The HD is the 550 can, which I think is what he is asking aboot.
From what I have read is over kill..

mavdriver

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Yep the tekin Hd i have one on hold should get it today have not heard much on the Novak thats why i was asking i run on open space track so the more power the better

XRated SCT

IMO it depends what you're doing w/ the hd and size of the track you run on, it's like 20$ more over the original pro4, has the extra power if you want/need it, and I'm assuming it runs a lot cooler than the original pro4 which could help some people out depending on their track conditions

egobrkr

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Here is a pic of mine

egobrkr

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The only problem with thr pro4 HD is it is not roar approved.

Feint Motion

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How many races does the average joe race thats roar approved? who cares.

losi007

+10 agree i run at 3 different tracks here in south florida and none of them care your set up just club racing for fun by class ....thats all.....have fun without being limited on what you want to use as a setup.....

egobrkr

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I was just pointing that out if he didn't know. I race roar events when they come through town and I'm an average joe. I am always in the bottom of the pack but get to meet some of the top people and learn a few things. I think racing with people that are better/faster then you helps make you a better driver.

mavdriver

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Ditto