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Old 02-16-2009, 01:11 PM
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Hello

I have a speedo LRP SPX Stock spec and a motor LRP X11 9,5T

someone has experienced the speedo?
the best gear ratio for large and small tracks with the speedo in mode 8


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Old 02-16-2009, 03:42 PM
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I haven't run the SPX on any outdoor tracks but from what I have seen and done I don't think you would want to run that fast a motor on TP mode 8.
If you did I would start by gearing down 8-10 teeth and see what happens.
What type of racing are you doing 5cell TC?
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Old 02-16-2009, 10:24 PM
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Anyone tested the SPX stock spec with any advantages over the TC spec for running 10.5T class? Is it necessary to invest the SPX SS since I already own the TC spec?
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We had our local winter series race last weekend. A few drivers had the new SPX speedo.

Class was 13.5 rubber tire, track was carpet 19x12m, so rather small, usual ratios on the Novak motor tended to be 5.4 on the TC. Those with the SPX could gear down further (I think something like 5.8 ish) and still maintain similar speeds. We're all thinking about getting one now, but interestingly TQ for the race was with the old (oringinal!) Sphere, with TC Specs 2-5.
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Originally Posted by Sean Cochran
I haven't run the SPX on any outdoor tracks but from what I have seen and done I don't think you would want to run that fast a motor on TP mode 8.
If you did I would start by gearing down 8-10 teeth and see what happens.
What type of racing are you doing 5cell TC?


Hello

i run with lipo 7,4V TC

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It's the driving and set-up. If everything were equal, i think the SPX will prevail.

Originally Posted by Bigger Brother
We had our local winter series race last weekend. A few drivers had the new SPX speedo.

Class was 13.5 rubber tire, track was carpet 19x12m, so rather small, usual ratios on the Novak motor tended to be 5.4 on the TC. Those with the SPX could gear down further (I think something like 5.8 ish) and still maintain similar speeds. We're all thinking about getting one now, but interestingly TQ for the race was with the old (oringinal!) Sphere, with TC Specs 2-5.
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i ran 4 teeth less and everyone said i was cheating....some how the spx drove the car two tenths faster than anybody around the track...its amazing
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Originally Posted by AARON YOUNG
i ran 4 teeth less and everyone said i was cheating....some how the spx drove the car two tenths faster than anybody around the track...its amazing

Your just FAST for a FAT guy!!!
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Originally Posted by Scott B
Your just FAST for a FAT guy!!!
+1
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Originally Posted by Scott B
Your just FAST for a FAT guy!!!
Hmmmmm...I'll have to say +2
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Originally Posted by pmc
Hello

i run with lipo 7,4V TC

thanks
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Pedro, vou escrever em inglês para que os outros usuários também possam entender.

With 7.4v, rubber tire and 9.5T motor you can start with 6.30~6.50 final ratio, I'm running this configuration at a track with a 40m long straightway and fast flowing asphalt circuit.........

Motor temps are around 90ºC, I'm currently running geared at 6.30........
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with 9.5T you can start with 6.4 in mode 8
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Originally Posted by Scott B
Your just FAST for a FAT guy!!!
Let us just say he is fluffy
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if im fat then why do you stalk me? you must be chubby lovers.
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Originally Posted by AARON YOUNG
if im fat then why do you stalk me? you must be chubby lovers.
Awwww....look, we hurt his feeling (note: not feelings). We still luv you...even if you are lapped traffic nowadays. Getting old is hell isn't it. LOL
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