Modified Motor brushes
#1
Tech Regular
Thread Starter
Modified Motor brushes
What are the best modified motor brushes available?
I'm currently running a Team Orion Chrome Modified 9x3 and I will need to change brushes soon.
I'm currently running a Team Orion Chrome Modified 9x3 and I will need to change brushes soon.
#2
I use the Reedy Quasar brushes, they seem to have the best dyno readings and works great in mod motors especially down to the 6 turn area without discoloration.
#4
I will have to bear that in mind next time I'm in the States. Unfortunately, Reedy brushes are not too common in Hong Kong.
The 'choice' brush for power and comm life is the GM 03 brushes. I can easily get 20 runs on a 11 turn and then the comm will clean up on the first pass on the lathe. There are brushes which give more power but they are quite harsh on the comm!
The 'choice' brush for power and comm life is the GM 03 brushes. I can easily get 20 runs on a 11 turn and then the comm will clean up on the first pass on the lathe. There are brushes which give more power but they are quite harsh on the comm!
#5
Tech Champion
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DTM- All of the old sponsored driver's out here use to run the GM 5% brush and got GREAT wear out of them with good power. Since GM brushes are still around where you are located I would try those. People out here in Sacramento would kill for some of those GM brushes....
#6
haha... next time I'm in the States I'll bring along some GM brushes to trade for some Reedy brushes!!! There are plenty of GM brushes in Hong Kong. If you really want to get hold of some you should be about to get some from 'Control Centre', check out their forum!
PS. I don't have any connections with them!
PS. I don't have any connections with them!
#7
Tech Master
Got to be honest and say that i haven't been all that impressed when I have tried Quasars. They don't seem to like big amounts of timing. I have run them in touring (12 turn limit) and off road and ahve to say that i think they do damage the comm and don't produce as much power as some. Orion's new 41015 isn't any kinder to comms, but does seem to have more power. Generally i run Corally brushes. Seem to have a good balence of power vs Wear.
#8
I second for the GM brushes, they are long living and comm friendly. I wont run anyother brushes unless I cannot get the GM brushes again !!
The asso brushes are great in terms of speed but it kills comm.
The asso brushes are great in terms of speed but it kills comm.
#9
What kind of GM Brushes do you guys running?? Racing (03), Racing Team (02) or Champion (05). I prefer use Racing brushes for practice (20-30 packs), Racing Team if you don't want to change brush for all the 3 finals (6-10, no more than 3 packs if using lower than 9T), and Champion brushes for bigger event (1-3 packs). This GM brushes work well on any motor..... only needs to re-adjust the timing.
#10
Originally posted by daniz24
What kind of GM Brushes do you guys running?? Racing (03), Racing Team (02) or Champion (05). I prefer use Racing brushes for practice (20-30 packs), Racing Team if you don't want to change brush for all the 3 finals (6-10, no more than 3 packs if using lower than 9T), and Champion brushes for bigger event (1-3 packs). This GM brushes work well on any motor..... only needs to re-adjust the timing.
What kind of GM Brushes do you guys running?? Racing (03), Racing Team (02) or Champion (05). I prefer use Racing brushes for practice (20-30 packs), Racing Team if you don't want to change brush for all the 3 finals (6-10, no more than 3 packs if using lower than 9T), and Champion brushes for bigger event (1-3 packs). This GM brushes work well on any motor..... only needs to re-adjust the timing.
#11
Originally posted by MattW
Got to be honest and say that i haven't been all that impressed when I have tried Quasars. They don't seem to like big amounts of timing. I have run them in touring (12 turn limit) and off road and ahve to say that i think they do damage the comm and don't produce as much power as some. Orion's new 41015 isn't any kinder to comms, but does seem to have more power. Generally i run Corally brushes. Seem to have a good balence of power vs Wear.
Got to be honest and say that i haven't been all that impressed when I have tried Quasars. They don't seem to like big amounts of timing. I have run them in touring (12 turn limit) and off road and ahve to say that i think they do damage the comm and don't produce as much power as some. Orion's new 41015 isn't any kinder to comms, but does seem to have more power. Generally i run Corally brushes. Seem to have a good balence of power vs Wear.
#12
Tech Master
I have been running the Universal. This is the brush that corally put in the motors when they are new. I am fairly sure that the brush that they give you as spares is the "Silver".
#13
Thanks MattW!