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#3767
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Originally Posted by Bob Barry
That's cool Steve. That was just a few Ideas that I wanted to try out and no one here is going to run stock 1/12th
#3771
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Originally Posted by Bob Barry
Hi guys, Not sure who is going to West Chester this week so I will just send this to everyone.
I am trying to get an idea on how to gear the new generation of motors so that we have something to use as a reference point when we travel to new tracks. West Chester is known for being a big track, so this is a great opportunity to try some stuff out. I know most of you will be running 19 Turn or Mod. What I would like is after you are happy with your car, if you could each run 1 practice run with a stock motor. This will be great testing because of the heat. I can't give you an exact gearing to start at, but I would throw 3 teeth more than you usually run on there and try two laps...you want to top out about 3/4 of the straight. I'm guessing a CO27 will be somewhere near 5.6-5.8 range.
I only want you to run a handful of laps. Just enough to say, yes I think this gearing is dead on. If you hit it on three laps...great, test over. If you have access to a Temp gun let me know the temp when you come off the track. Also let me know if you are running fans (which everyone should be LOL)
Guys who are not going to WC can help out too since its pretty much going to be hot everywhere...just give me an idea on the track size when you reply back.
PS anyone running an X motor or something OTHER than a CO27 ??
I am trying to get an idea on how to gear the new generation of motors so that we have something to use as a reference point when we travel to new tracks. West Chester is known for being a big track, so this is a great opportunity to try some stuff out. I know most of you will be running 19 Turn or Mod. What I would like is after you are happy with your car, if you could each run 1 practice run with a stock motor. This will be great testing because of the heat. I can't give you an exact gearing to start at, but I would throw 3 teeth more than you usually run on there and try two laps...you want to top out about 3/4 of the straight. I'm guessing a CO27 will be somewhere near 5.6-5.8 range.
I only want you to run a handful of laps. Just enough to say, yes I think this gearing is dead on. If you hit it on three laps...great, test over. If you have access to a Temp gun let me know the temp when you come off the track. Also let me know if you are running fans (which everyone should be LOL)
Guys who are not going to WC can help out too since its pretty much going to be hot everywhere...just give me an idea on the track size when you reply back.
PS anyone running an X motor or something OTHER than a CO27 ??
#3773
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Originally Posted by John Tag
Bob.. We run LARGE 22 sec lap tracks down here every week.. CO27 we all run 6.0 to 6.15..X motor 6.60 and KD 19T 6.20.. Just thought I would try and help seeing all our tracks are large 15 lap tracks...
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#3774
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Bob I think the practice you will get this weekend is replacing front arms and caster blocks and then lastly you will have lots of practice sweating!!!!!!!!!!
#3775
Originally Posted by Bob Barry
Hi guys, Not sure who is going to West Chester this week so I will just send this to everyone.
I am trying to get an idea on how to gear the new generation of motors so that we have something to use as a reference point when we travel to new tracks. West Chester is known for being a big track, so this is a great opportunity to try some stuff out. I know most of you will be running 19 Turn or Mod. What I would like is after you are happy with your car, if you could each run 1 practice run with a stock motor. This will be great testing because of the heat. I can't give you an exact gearing to start at, but I would throw 3 teeth more than you usually run on there and try two laps...you want to top out about 3/4 of the straight. I'm guessing a CO27 will be somewhere near 5.6-5.8 range.
I only want you to run a handful of laps. Just enough to say, yes I think this gearing is dead on. If you hit it on three laps...great, test over. If you have access to a Temp gun let me know the temp when you come off the track. Also let me know if you are running fans (which everyone should be LOL)
Guys who are not going to WC can help out too since its pretty much going to be hot everywhere...just give me an idea on the track size when you reply back.
PS anyone running an X motor or something OTHER than a CO27 ??
I am trying to get an idea on how to gear the new generation of motors so that we have something to use as a reference point when we travel to new tracks. West Chester is known for being a big track, so this is a great opportunity to try some stuff out. I know most of you will be running 19 Turn or Mod. What I would like is after you are happy with your car, if you could each run 1 practice run with a stock motor. This will be great testing because of the heat. I can't give you an exact gearing to start at, but I would throw 3 teeth more than you usually run on there and try two laps...you want to top out about 3/4 of the straight. I'm guessing a CO27 will be somewhere near 5.6-5.8 range.
I only want you to run a handful of laps. Just enough to say, yes I think this gearing is dead on. If you hit it on three laps...great, test over. If you have access to a Temp gun let me know the temp when you come off the track. Also let me know if you are running fans (which everyone should be LOL)
Guys who are not going to WC can help out too since its pretty much going to be hot everywhere...just give me an idea on the track size when you reply back.
PS anyone running an X motor or something OTHER than a CO27 ??
#3776
ok look guys you gear as you drive
if a fast guy is at 6.05 and you put the same gear in and you are not
as fast as him . and you endup lookING like this
WHAT DO I DO NEXT?
qwizzzzzzzz
if a fast guy is at 6.05 and you put the same gear in and you are not
as fast as him . and you endup lookING like this
WHAT DO I DO NEXT?
qwizzzzzzzz
#3778
tag got the first one
theres alot of driver the dont do this or forget to check
theres alot of driver the dont do this or forget to check
#3779
bob now that i think of it i run a 30, but i should bump up to a 31. so thats about a 6.36. trust me it sounds low, but it runs hot and my car looks like everyone elses car on the straight away, well besides Scooby! .
#3780
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Thanks for the info Tag!
Brian I will be sitting in the AC with my little one...it's her 5th birthday!
Thanks Ryan.
The reason I ask these questions is I look at what they are running down in FL for thier state series. Fairly large tracks. and they are all running anywhere from 5.4-5.8 in 19T
Brian I will be sitting in the AC with my little one...it's her 5th birthday!
Thanks Ryan.
The reason I ask these questions is I look at what they are running down in FL for thier state series. Fairly large tracks. and they are all running anywhere from 5.4-5.8 in 19T