Sanyo 2400
#1
Sanyo 2400
Hey guys!
I was wondering if the Sanyo 2400s are still a decent pack to run for practice... I know they are a LOT more reliable than 4200s... do you think they'll provide enough punch for stock? I'll charge them at 8 amps to get maximum punch.
I was wondering if the Sanyo 2400s are still a decent pack to run for practice... I know they are a LOT more reliable than 4200s... do you think they'll provide enough punch for stock? I'll charge them at 8 amps to get maximum punch.
#2
Super Moderator
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Originally Posted by Yub, yub, cmdr!
Hey guys!
I was wondering if the Sanyo 2400s are still a decent pack to run for practice... I know they are a LOT more reliable than 4200s... do you think they'll provide enough punch for stock? I'll charge them at 8 amps to get maximum punch.
I was wondering if the Sanyo 2400s are still a decent pack to run for practice... I know they are a LOT more reliable than 4200s... do you think they'll provide enough punch for stock? I'll charge them at 8 amps to get maximum punch.
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i doubt that they would be of any good use if your practicing before a race. They would be too light and too soft. Average voltage from a 2400 was well below even a sport pack 4200 of today..
To just play around and get to know a track or just for fun sure. But if trying to determine gearing or chassis setup. They are not much use..
I notice running a old 3800 during practice of a race night is to soft to compare how my car will run in the heats. I typically find that my car is much much faster once my race packs are in the car
To just play around and get to know a track or just for fun sure. But if trying to determine gearing or chassis setup. They are not much use..
I notice running a old 3800 during practice of a race night is to soft to compare how my car will run in the heats. I typically find that my car is much much faster once my race packs are in the car