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Old 12-20-2004, 06:18 PM
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Originally posted by cooliomojo-CEBU
im sorry if this has been mentioned in previous threads....

what can you say about the new yok T-MAx motors. im using mirage prism right now but many say the t-max is the best 23t motos out there. can somebody refute or support this? thanks
I'm using mirage prism and yok T-Max (ST,LR & LT) and I must say....da T-Max and now da new Katana is my favourite.

Both the T-Maxs and Katanas are somewhat similar in performance.
 
Old 12-20-2004, 07:23 PM
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thank you tornado and nella....glad to have such insights from you. have the new motor already. i got it from one of the racing buddies here.
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Old 12-20-2004, 07:57 PM
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Originally posted by cooliomojo-CEBU
thank you tornado and nella....glad to have such insights from you. have the new motor already. i got it from one of the racing buddies here.
No problemo buddy .
 
Old 12-20-2004, 10:46 PM
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Sometimes we would gearup our EP with brushless setup to have a "showdown" with the GP boys. It does even things up a bit but the GP's acceleration is awesome on the straight and we "shine" in the infields.
For a shoot-out with the GP's on this track you shouldn't use brushless.
Go with a 8x1 brushed and you've a better chance for kicking but...
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For a shoot-out with the GP's on this track you shouldn't use brushless.
Go with a 8x1 brushed and you've a better chance for kicking but...
We get better run time with the brushless.
 
Old 12-25-2004, 01:25 AM
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Hey guys im going to buy my 1st 23T motor and have narrowed down to these choices. T-max ST, Kawada VTr? and Team luna(dunno what name).

My lhs told me that the team luna is based off the same can as the yoks but have a neater winding than the yoks.

Can anyone tell me which of these motors are better? I run on a fairly technical track. I'm going to prep for my 1st race and would be thankful for any tips.
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Old 12-25-2004, 08:08 PM
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have tried running an xray with a luna and it was pretty fast. imusing the t-max now and it is also a good motor. although admittedly i havent had much experience with both, id say my first impressions for both motors were good.
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Old 12-25-2004, 08:10 PM
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by the way guys,

what are the differences in the many variants of the t-max.....im curious why there are a lot of variants.... . which variant is suited for tight technical tracks?
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Old 12-26-2004, 02:39 AM
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Originally posted by cooliomojo-CEBU
by the way guys,

what are the differences in the many variants of the t-max.....im curious why there are a lot of variants.... . which variant is suited for tight technical tracks?
T-Max is an RPM motor. For small and technical track, suggest u use torque motor.
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Are You sure T-max is a rpm motor? i think the ST(stand up - torque) is a torque based motor.
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Originally posted by ben1112
Are You sure T-max is a rpm motor? i think the ST(stand up - torque) is a torque based motor.
Am referring to T-Max Zero-LR which we all run in our place.
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Hey guys,

Back with another question about my Yok ST, Dave told me to gear it around 5.5 to 5.8 for med size tracks.

Whats a good ratio for racing long times? I run 15 mins+ (I dont want to overheat my ST)

I have just grabbed a 58T and 55T Spur gear for my TT-01 and am looking at getting a 22 or 23T Pinion.

Will this be suitable or will I need a larger pinion say 24T or 25T??

Thanks

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Originally posted by JP-NZ
Hey guys,

Back with another question about my Yok ST, Dave told me to gear it around 5.5 to 5.8 for med size tracks.

Whats a good ratio for racing long times? I run 15 mins+ (I dont want to overheat my ST)

I have just grabbed a 58T and 55T Spur gear for my TT-01 and am looking at getting a 22 or 23T Pinion.

Will this be suitable or will I need a larger pinion say 24T or 25T??

Thanks

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15min!! ... what type of battery will you be using? ... I would start with a 6.3 and then go one pinion smaller untill you get around the 6.5 range.. but I would not go any samller than that otherwize you will kill that motor... if you want to use a motor that will stay up in the RPM longer and make 15mins try the Yokomo SR...
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Originally posted by JP-NZ
Hey guys,

Back with another question about my Yok ST, Dave told me to gear it around 5.5 to 5.8 for med size tracks.

Whats a good ratio for racing long times? I run 15 mins+ (I dont want to overheat my ST)

I have just grabbed a 58T and 55T Spur gear for my TT-01 and am looking at getting a 22 or 23T Pinion.

Will this be suitable or will I need a larger pinion say 24T or 25T??

Thanks

JP
Try Novak Brushless 5800 .....
 

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