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Old 08-16-2010, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Akudou
Blow overs? You blew the motor you mean?
Mind sharing with me the settings for the 4.5T sensored turbo and its FDR? Would love to improve this current setting as we are trying to keep up with hobbywings turbo mod firmware on low turn motor.
No, blow over as in: air got under the car and lifted it into the air, causing it to do a couple of flips in the air before crashing back down.

I do not remember the FDR but the settings were something like: boost 35, turbo 10, ramp 2, RPM 7,000 to 20,000. It had WAY TOO MUCH power.
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Old 08-16-2010, 09:34 AM
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Hi all.

What are the effects of motor timing? For example, max timing boost, max turbo and no motor timing vs max timing boost, no turbo and max motor timing? In general, What would be the difference in these two settings?
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Old 08-16-2010, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Matt W
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Has anyone used the new 208 software yet? i ran mine the other night using the same settings as v203 and it ran no cooler and seemed to have very aggressive acceleration, not smooth at all, r u supposed to run different settings or gearing with the new software?

any thoughts?
If anything you should notice cooler temps and I'd double check your settings and make sure that everything is exactly the same as your 203 settings. I personally felt that 208 was smoother but there wasn't anything done to the throtle profiles from 203 to 208. Can you please post the settings you ran along with motor and motor timing?
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I finally got to try out 208 on saturday. I just used teh same setting I had in 203 and the car was running 10-15* cooler and great brakes.(not that I had a problem before) I did however, have an old problem pop back up though that I had just fixed in 203. It seems I have good acceleration, but it seems like in one of the slower parts of our track, when partially on throttle, the car suddenly lunges forward and makes me push way off line. It was a while ago when I fixed this issue before so now I can't remember what I did to fix it. Does that sound like the boost may be coming in a little early and I should rais my start point? Right now my start point is at 5xxx and end at 15,xxx using a ballistic 17.5 with the timing one mark on the + side of the N.
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Old 08-16-2010, 01:31 PM
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This sounds like your turbo is coming on in the infield.
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Old 08-16-2010, 04:41 PM
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any good setup for Duo 1??I blow 2 of them this weekend
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For those that were saying they had weak brakes on 208, I noticed this this weekend. I reflashed 208 in the middle of the day, and I didn't change drag or push from default, I believe this is 0 for both. My car felt like the brakes were alot weaker than normal, I added 10 drag and they felt better.
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Originally Posted by chinamonkey7
any good setup for Duo 1??I blow 2 of them this weekend
felix what is the setup now
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Middle timing on motor

208 software

48 boost, 12 tubro, profile 3, 0.2 delat, 2.0 rate, start 3000, end 12000,

gearing: have try from a 6.3 to 7.2 final drive ratio, can't find a gear combo, my motor keep running 200+ degree,

NO Moooore Powahhh for me
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Originally Posted by chinamonkey7
Middle timing on motor

208 software

48 boost, 12 tubro, profile 3, 0.2 delat, 2.0 rate, start 3000, end 12000,

gearing: have try from a 6.3 to 7.2 final drive ratio, can't find a gear combo, my motor keep running 200+ degree,

NO Moooore Powahhh for me
Sup Felix...

At Nats I was running a 17.5 Duo1 with the following settings:
Middle Hole on the Duo (10deg)
50 Boost
10 Turbo
Profile 2
Delay .3
Ramp 2
Start 7953
End 17000

6.05 Gearing with a good high speed fan

Car was easy to drive and coming off about 160 after 6 minutes
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Helllooo Art

thanks for the setup, I will give that a try
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Old 08-16-2010, 07:31 PM
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Can I get a gearing recommendation for v208 stock spec profile with the SP 3.0 17.5? This is for a true sportsman driver, he is pretty new. Track has a 135' foot straight for this parking lot race.

Thanks Guys.
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Originally Posted by chinamonkey7
Middle timing on motor

208 software

48 boost, 12 tubro, profile 3, 0.2 delat, 2.0 rate, start 3000, end 12000,

gearing: have try from a 6.3 to 7.2 final drive ratio, can't find a gear combo, my motor keep running 200+ degree,

NO Moooore Powahhh for me
Is it a newer Duo 1 motor? If so they changed the stator design in them about 2 months ago to the same as a Duo 2 so they have to run with less timing in the motor now like the 2's like.

EA
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Im experiencing problems with 208 i never has with 203..Car is overheating and feels alot less punchy. I can deal with the less punchy part but its been running at 200 since i switched over and i cant get it to cool down.
Setup is

Epic Dual2 17.5
Middle on the timing
45 timing
10 turbo
.3 delay
Throttle profile 5
turbo ramp 3
and have tried between 6.4 to 7.2 gear wise. Seems to always be at 185 and up temp. Any ideas? This was at a tight indoor track.
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Originally Posted by Owen RaCing
Can I get a gearing recommendation for v208 stock spec profile with the SP 3.0 17.5? This is for a true sportsman driver, he is pretty new. Track has a 135' foot straight for this parking lot race.

Thanks Guys.
Start at 4.0, you can go lower, but its a good starting point.
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