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Dave H 09-12-2010 05:04 PM


Originally Posted by Cocoon (Post 7929598)
I'm just finding that no matter what settings I run the speedo/software is still wayy too aggressive in comparison to others.

Drove a car with a tekin (my first time) not long back and how smooth it was combined with how early I could get on the throttle very nearly made me wanna change speedos.

By comparison i'm having to compensate by being smoother with the throttle on the handset with the speed passion, losing out time to others who can hit full whack sooner.

Pretty wild that one can make a stock hard to drive eh?

We run offroad so are particularly sensitive to this. We’ve had good success in taming it when needed by adjusting the supercharger punch. When tractions allows it’s great to have the superior punch for jumps though.

Raul Garcia 09-12-2010 05:56 PM

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M-Technic 09-13-2010 06:14 AM


Originally Posted by BestNThDez (Post 7931268)
Hey guys, when adjusting the timing on a V3.0 Competition 17.5 brushless, should the timing/sensor be able to move without loosening the can bolts. Mine can be pushed either direction fairly easily (it changes positions from the weight of the sensor wire upon hard landings) when the bolts are still tight? Is this normal? What needs to be fixed, changed, adjusted to prevent this. I can't imagine that this is normal.

It's not supposed to rotate unless the screws are loose. In fact even with the screws loose I have a hard time adjusting the timing.

BestNThDez 09-13-2010 10:44 AM

M-Technic, any idea why my is really looose. The can screws are tight. I must be missing a part or something. I know that there is the two sillicone gaskets, the timing plate itself, the can cover and the 3 bolts. Any other parts supposed to be there? Any certain way for assembly?

Solara 09-13-2010 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by tc3 racer sc (Post 7930190)
see can u get those guys to post their set up on the 2.1 on the website

I will...just talked to them on phone and they just got back to work after a long week of playing toy car. I will get that posted.

Solara 09-13-2010 12:02 PM


Originally Posted by BestNThDez (Post 7931268)
Hey guys, when adjusting the timing on a V3.0 Competition 17.5 brushless, should the timing/sensor be able to move without loosening the can bolts. Mine can be pushed either direction fairly easily (it changes positions from the weight of the sensor wire upon hard landings) when the bolts are still tight? Is this normal? What needs to be fixed, changed, adjusted to prevent this. I can't imagine that this is normal.

The motor you have must be a very early batch of V3 motor. The newer batch does not have that problem. I do aware this situation only from the motor from early last year (2009).

You need a replacement sensor unit holder like this one.

http://www.speedpassion.net/us/produ...=SP1EB03&c=OPT

rdcracer 09-13-2010 05:29 PM

What is the advantage of the different rotors for 13.5 onroad carpet?

mr crum 09-13-2010 05:52 PM


Originally Posted by rdcracer (Post 7935999)
What is the advantage of the different rotors for 13.5 onroad carpet?

if your racing in a spec class i dont think its legal to run a different rotor than stock

rdcracer 09-13-2010 07:16 PM

Is WGT a speck motor class?
The Speedo isnt. I know the F-1 class is .

iPearl 09-13-2010 08:47 PM

I gots a Speed Passion GT 2.0 for sale with USB Programmer

Switched chassis and now i cant fit the speedo no more...

Great ESC can easily keep up with Tekins O.o
Hate to switch speedos but Space wise it needs to go O.o

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...20-pancar.html

irgo 09-14-2010 04:27 AM


Originally Posted by Solara (Post 7934633)
I will...just talked to them on phone and they just got back to work after a long week of playing toy car. I will get that posted.

i never think a toy,
those are a real scaled car, that no car yet ever available of this technology.
Infact f1 gp follow our world rc implementing ep power for more torque, during acceleration and corners.
And the first research, on Dynamic timing, born
at rc ep.
And some day implemented on full scaled cars.

g12314 09-14-2010 05:55 AM


Originally Posted by irgo (Post 7938024)
i never think a toy,
those are a real scaled car, that no car yet ever available of this technology.
Infact f1 gp follow our world rc implementing ep power for more torque, during acceleration and corners.
And the first research, on Dynamic timing, born
at rc ep.
And some day implemented on full scaled cars.

Dont take this the wrong way, it is not meant as an insult but as person who works in the industry of REAL automotive development and also races toy cars, the above statements are the complete opposite of reality.

marcel p 09-14-2010 07:41 AM

i have a strange problem with the 528 software.
if i download the newest software with 528 and open the software its there.
if i close the desktop icone and open it again and the 528 is gone again:confused:
any ideas

Zooberg 09-14-2010 12:43 PM

just upgraded my new esc GT 2.1 Pro Stock Software.
Now I need help with a setup! one that works and (winning formula)

(you can drive from Advanced BD which is very popular here in Sweden. :sneaky:)

Run Tamiya 416X (geardiff) 98 Main Drive SpeedPassion V3 17.5T

M-Technic 09-14-2010 01:34 PM


Originally Posted by Zooberg (Post 7939730)
just upgraded my new esc GT 2.1 Pro Stock Software.
Now I need help with a setup! one that works and (winning formula)

(you can drive from Advanced BD which is very popular here in Sweden. :sneaky:)

Run Tamiya 416X (geardiff) 98 Main Drive SpeedPassion V3 17.5T

MarcosJ's setup is a great starting point (especially for the V3 motors) and it's posted all over this thread.


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