Hobbywing QuicRun QR10BL120 for stock racing?
#1
Hobbywing QuicRun QR10BL120 for stock racing?
I’m sure it’s been asked a lot but is the Hobbywing QuicRun QR10BL120 esc suitable for stock class racing I just recently bought a 17.5 motor and plan on putting it in my b6d.
#2
It will work, but I would just buy a hobbywing justock for 50 bucks. It’s made specifically for stock racing and is rock solid
#3
Tech Fanatic
Yeah, since stock drivers generally want minimum weight, the XR10 Justock is 40g lighter than the 10BL120, and you don't need 120A with a 17.5t motor.
#4
You can set the timing to 0, but I don't think there is a blinky light, so that may cause problems if your club cares.
#5
Ok thanks I’ll get one ordered
#6
Tech Addict
I totally agree with everyone else as the hobbywing juststock is great. If you want to splurge a little the XR10 pro stock v4 is 119.99 (amain pricing) and even smaller and lighter being roughly 20-30 grams lighter (according to amain).
#7
Tech Champion
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ROAR Racing
Our club will spec every car before the mains.
#9
Tech Rookie
Hello, can we use motor with timing like Rocket 540 V5R in Quicrun BL120? do I need to set the motor timing to 0?
#10
Just make sure you are not adding lots of static timing in the ESC settings and with the motor endbell at the same time.
I run my quicrun 120 at zero timing.
#11
Just make sure you are not adding lots of static timing in the ESC settings and with the motor endbell at the same time.
I run my quicrun 120 at zero timing and then have timing on the motor.
#14
Answered in the other thread where you posted the same question...
#15
Tech Champion
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As far as the motor's end bell timing goes, that's fair game and can be adjusted to suit your needs for a given track layout.