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Old 08-15-2007, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
Wow, that's ghetto.
you tought me well!!!
its actually trailer parked!!!

things you have to do when you dont have a big enough spur at the track

but i forgot you only run stock brushless
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Old 08-15-2007, 08:21 PM
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The car manufacturers must hate brushless. They have to design a car that can run FDRs from 11 down to, what, 4 (13.5t on small foams)? The pinion makers are in love, though.
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
but i forgot you only run stock brushless
Hahaha, it's true. I haven't graduated to racing Dremels just yet.
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
Wow, that's ghetto.
srsly
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Old 08-15-2007, 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
you can either grind down a little bit on the motor where the pulley touches it or just run a 130 or 132 PRS spur, i ginded a little bit of the motor on mine and i can get a 21t with no problems at all,ill get a picture in a minute
thanks for the tip i hope our lhs has the bigger spurs
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Old 08-16-2007, 05:21 AM
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Does anyone have a setup for short arms? Ive tried a few of the setups that have been posted but notice that they are all for long arms...

currently using graphite JRXS short arms, with hinges in the outermost pivots.

I run on a tight, medium bite carpet.
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Old 08-16-2007, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
Hahaha, it's true. I haven't graduated to racing Dremels just yet.
oh but you will soon


like i said i had to grind it to make the main!
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Originally Posted by RussB
srsly
i guess you guys worry more on how the car looks instead how it performs
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
i guess you guys worry more on how the car looks instead how it performs
I think both are important, but a nice looking car is meaningless if it doesn't perform well. And I did have a similar problem to you running a small spur. I was able to correct it by changing the size of my gears, which it seems you can't do in your situation. I believe you're the guy Novak is making the 13mm rotor for, because it will let people use bigger gears on their 3.5's.

Can you change the timing on your Orion 3.5 for more torque and move to larger pinions?
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Originally Posted by PeteB
Does anyone have a setup for short arms? Ive tried a few of the setups that have been posted but notice that they are all for long arms...

currently using graphite JRXS short arms, with hinges in the outermost pivots.

I run on a tight, medium bite carpet.
I tried running short arms a few times, but my car always felt better with long. More traction and more cornerspeed. It would be a good idea to pick some up. Untill then, id basically just run the car a little softer.
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
I think both are important, but a nice looking car is meaningless if it doesn't perform well. And I did have a similar problem to you running a small spur. I was able to correct it by changing the size of my gears, which it seems you can't do in your situation. I believe you're the guy Novak is making the 13mm rotor for, because it will let people use bigger gears on their 3.5's.

Can you change the timing on your Orion 3.5 for more torque and move to larger pinions?

i know what you mean i already had the timing advanced but i need it to go down 1 more teeth on the pinion to get the sweet spot!! I now have the correct spurs so no more need of the getto dremel!!! ps i dont run novak motors any more
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What difference could you tell between the novak 3.5 and your current one?
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Originally Posted by BlueBird-sr
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What difference could you tell between the novak 3.5 and your current one?
the orion runs cooler,it has more drag brake,lighter than the novak and can carry more gear.
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Old 08-18-2007, 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
i guess you guys worry more on how the car looks instead how it performs
no, i would just dig into my big ass box of spur gears and put a bigger one on.

but the car's gotta look good too man, it's a $$$ investment.
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Im mainly a Losi guy, last year I drove a 007, this year i was thinking about the Corally Phi.... but i may get teh Type-R... i dunno yet.. whats some goos stuff on the R
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