CO27
02-20-2006, 04:56 PM
#48
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Originally Posted by xlgraphicspro
try with a 26 roll out, temp after 5 minutes then jump up to a 28 depending on motor temp. if it comes off around 130, you can go higher!
You cant go by motor temps on this motor. It is more efficient than the monster or the roar stock. If you have a tight track than 26 still might be too low as that is right or even a little low for a monster. Thanks Galdo. The car was a rocket this weekend. Almost
beat Skidmores time he posted last time he came.
02-20-2006, 05:23 PM
#49
Does any of the motor tuners have them instock yet?
02-20-2006, 05:33 PM
#51
i think brahma has them in....and what do you guys mean by "roll out"? also my Co27 pro will be here wednesday i have purple springs, green springs and sum reedy 767 brush's. what seems to be a good set up for 10th scale asphalt touring? also how can i aline my brush hoods? thanks.
02-20-2006, 06:03 PM
#52
Proper way to align hoods is to use brushes that are grounded flat and use it to check if the wear of the comm is in the middle of the brush.
02-20-2006, 06:11 PM
#54
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Originally Posted by BlueStreak362
i think brahma has them in....and what do you guys mean by "roll out"? also my Co27 pro will be here wednesday i have purple springs, green springs and sum reedy 767 brush's. what seems to be a good set up for 10th scale asphalt touring? also how can i aline my brush hoods? thanks.
02-20-2006, 06:17 PM
#55
Originally Posted by xlgraphicspro
try with a 26 roll out, temp after 5 minutes then jump up to a 28 depending on motor temp. if it comes off around 130, you can go higher!
02-20-2006, 06:21 PM
#56
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Originally Posted by huskerfreak
Hey Matt one these days when you actually gear your car up you might be fast.
02-20-2006, 06:23 PM
#57
Originally Posted by tbeardmore
I'm Impressed..!!
I started out 2 teeth higher from where I would normally gear my monster. It felt great but, it also felt it topped out between 1/2 way to 2/3rds the way down the straight.
I set the top qualifier position by about 3 seconds...
But it came off the track at about only 130 - 140 degrees. Normally, my monster would be around 155-165.
I really didn't need to... but I decided to go for it.... so I went up TWO MORE teeth... (now I am 4 teeth higher than my monster!)
The Results:
I didn't feel any loss of Punch--> and as a matter of fact--- it felt like it had MORE.... I won the feature, and lapped the entire field + 4 seconds. Temp came off the track at 166-167 degrees.
Now that's Impressive.... but it's gonna suck when everyone else gets one ...
I started out 2 teeth higher from where I would normally gear my monster. It felt great but, it also felt it topped out between 1/2 way to 2/3rds the way down the straight.
I set the top qualifier position by about 3 seconds...
But it came off the track at about only 130 - 140 degrees. Normally, my monster would be around 155-165.
I really didn't need to... but I decided to go for it.... so I went up TWO MORE teeth... (now I am 4 teeth higher than my monster!)
The Results:
I didn't feel any loss of Punch--> and as a matter of fact--- it felt like it had MORE.... I won the feature, and lapped the entire field + 4 seconds. Temp came off the track at 166-167 degrees.
Now that's Impressive.... but it's gonna suck when everyone else gets one ...
HACK
JK
02-20-2006, 07:15 PM
#59
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It works for me everytime. And I am not lacking on power at all. I believe roar states the hoods must be perpendicular from each other, meaning they can stick an alignment tool through.