Whats the best 27 turn motor
What is hands down the best 27 turn motor for running touring car on carpet track.
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ok not gunna lie, but the co27 is currently the dominate motor in any type of stock racing, everyone loves it, everyone uses it, i also have some monster stocks i still love to death, and they love me back....pretty much those are the two types of motors you want, gear them correctly, and clean everyone 4-5 runs with motor spray and relube (i do every race so i don't have to cut comms as much) and they will last a season, im still running my co27 from this time last year, and its still a champ!
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Do you think a futaba speed control would run a CO27?
Its a 20turn max. speedy, so theoretically it should... might think about upgrading to stock instead of running 540 :) |
Originally Posted by Ashley Cobb
Do you think a futaba speed control would run a CO27?
Its a 20turn max. speedy, so theoretically it should... might think about upgrading to stock instead of running 540 :) I ran the C027 this winter on indoor carpet, and it a killer. At the end of the indoor season everyone did the blue can(co27). I recommend the TeamBrood version |
With that speed controller I'm probably not even feeling the full power of 540 :)
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well it sounds like your on a budget, so id look into the novak gts, or just search rctech or ebay for a gt7 (or a gtx if you had some money burning a hole in your pocket)
id suggest a co27 from eric anderson (ea) he makes killer motors, also he is on these forums: http://rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=44983 |
It would depend on the track.
Larger flowing ones would be a more RPM based one, I believe the X-stock would be the current one but I;m not 100%. While short ones or ones with many corners would definitely be the CO-27 |
nope, always the co27, you just gear it differently for different tracks, the co27 doesn't fade at the end like most brushed stocks.
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I may be retarded but what motor is the co27? Are you talking about the Cobalt?
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Originally Posted by ford_racing
It would depend on the track.
Larger flowing ones would be a more RPM based one, I believe the X-stock would be the current one but I;m not 100%. While short ones or ones with many corners would definitely be the CO-27 |
Out of interest, how many teeth up on the pinion are you guys going with the CO27 over the Monsters?
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2 teeth on average, sometime 1 tooth. But for UK tracks 2 teeth would be great start... :cool:
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Yep, 2 teeth is a good start. 64p too on that.
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