which brushless system?
05-31-2007, 02:17 PM
#31
Originally Posted by syndr0me
45mm for a 10.5?! In a sedan?
05-31-2007, 02:36 PM
#32
Originally Posted by or8ital
Yes, the track is convertable to large oval easy so as a result a lot of the track is high speed meaning if you maintain speed you can gear it up. I have ran the track with a 10 tooth range and found that to be fastest. Anything higher then that and you lose speed. The track is screwy though. The fast (pro) guys have even moved back to brushed 19T vs the brushless b/c they are getting more power out of them. Brushless winds up faster but when you dont need to do that a lot then you are slower.
In a straight line, the 19T should be faster, so it makes sense on a track like that why guys would go with 19T.
I can't imagine what you'd gear your 13.5's at on a track like that. I get them up around 43 on a tight course.
05-31-2007, 03:27 PM
#33
Originally Posted by or8ital
The track I race at we are rolling out at around 45MM with the 10.5. Way more then a 19T. It flies. But definately gets hot. The Novaks will shut down but the LRP wont. I will have to have people try removing the wire.
I will admit, a 45mm rollout is extremely high. I mean my rollout ratio with the cyclone WCE is 29.15 with my gearing at about 6.25. This is on carpet with 58mm tires.
05-31-2007, 03:27 PM
#34
when I say the rollout above, I do mean on a brushed Komodo Dragon Pro
07-11-2007, 01:32 PM
#36
Originally Posted by bxpitbull
or8ital, you mentioned "all" of the GTB runners thermalled and "none" of the Sphere guys. Well, I have a problem with generic statements. How many of each? What type of cars? How many different heats? What motor on the spheres? Did you take a poll of gear ratios? How welll were the cars set-up? There is a lot of gray area to your statement. Having run both the GTB and Sphere, I found the LRP to have one advantage...size. Aside of that, it thermalled, crapped out and when it did work, was not as smooth as the GTB. And I run my cars HARD. Please give more info before posting your "facts".
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