The Speed Passion Thread
#7366
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Here is what I know...Marc won the race at REEDY race in USA (actually, Marc, Victor and Atsushi Hara) all using 205G along with 4.0T motor. (you can find the video on youtube)
Then, Marc, Yanni and others...ran the 323stock with 4.0T motor at ETS event (also can be found on youtube). You can compare that 2 track, the ETS is 50% bigger then the Reedy track.
#7367
thanks for the setup, i tried it with boss 13.5t motor 7.2fdr all the way advanced timing works pretty good. just alittle slower than someone use sp esc and v3 motor. and my motor temp was about 140f. i may play with fdr next time
Assuming the Tekin timing #'s correlate to the Speed Passion ESC #'s, then you are pretty close to the setups we run here.
For a 120ft straight, gearing between 6.8 and 7.4 FDR (depending on track / motor combo / ESC settings) is the typical range.
If your temps are coming off at 120F, you can try the following:
45 Boost
18 Turbo
0.1 delay
2 ramp (you can try 1 if the motor temps stay low to see if it likes the timing sooner)
16K for the end RPM, and somewhere between 3000-4000 for the start.
Start at 7.2FDR and see how it responds.
On another note, the option timing boards the Speed Passion sells really wakes up these motors for 1/10th TC use. I am running a 30 degree board (set to 24 degrees) and it really helped get more rip out of the corners due to the mechanical timing advance.
Let us know how those settings work out. Remember to check the motor temps after a couple minutes with the new settings.
EDIT: Just noted that you were 13.5, not 17.5 which is what the settings above are for...... Gearing more like 7.4 - 7.8 FDR for 13.5
45 Boost
18 Turbo
0.1 delay
2 ramp (you can try 1 if the motor temps stay low to see if it likes the timing sooner)
19K for the end RPM, and somewhere between 4000-4500 for the start.
Sorry about that.
Jimmy
For a 120ft straight, gearing between 6.8 and 7.4 FDR (depending on track / motor combo / ESC settings) is the typical range.
If your temps are coming off at 120F, you can try the following:
45 Boost
18 Turbo
0.1 delay
2 ramp (you can try 1 if the motor temps stay low to see if it likes the timing sooner)
16K for the end RPM, and somewhere between 3000-4000 for the start.
Start at 7.2FDR and see how it responds.
On another note, the option timing boards the Speed Passion sells really wakes up these motors for 1/10th TC use. I am running a 30 degree board (set to 24 degrees) and it really helped get more rip out of the corners due to the mechanical timing advance.
Let us know how those settings work out. Remember to check the motor temps after a couple minutes with the new settings.
EDIT: Just noted that you were 13.5, not 17.5 which is what the settings above are for...... Gearing more like 7.4 - 7.8 FDR for 13.5
45 Boost
18 Turbo
0.1 delay
2 ramp (you can try 1 if the motor temps stay low to see if it likes the timing sooner)
19K for the end RPM, and somewhere between 4000-4500 for the start.
Sorry about that.
Jimmy
Last edited by littlealex; 06-27-2011 at 11:57 PM.
#7368
had anyone tried new mmm motor? how about new mmm motor with new 30 degree sensor?
#7369
Tech Regular
Hi,
what sort of gearing should I be using outdoors with a 45m straight (SP 5.5) ? SP manual says 8.8-10.5 fdr, is that right ?
what sort of gearing should I be using outdoors with a 45m straight (SP 5.5) ? SP manual says 8.8-10.5 fdr, is that right ?
#7370
Tech Addict
#7371
Tech Regular
Ok thanks, if I was using no boost I guess I'd need to gear it up (bigger pinion) a little more ?
#7372
Tech Addict
A friend of mine raced a 5.5T this weekend (though not a SP) with a gearing of 7.0.
So I would start at 7.5-7.7 and start adding teeth to the pinion, until you find the maximum for you (with good temps). Not everybody can handle a tall gearing. If you are easy on the throttle and carry decent corner-speed, you can usually use a taller gearing, but if you use that tall gearing and just go full throttle out of the corners without carrying decent corner speed, you will burn your motor. Trust me - I know from experience.
#7373
What size are the bearings on the v3 motors?
#7376
thanks solara, you give me motivations to buying the 30 degree sensor. is it good for both boost and non boost race?
for the green sensor (+20 timing) is it adding 1 degree like stock sensor = 2 degree?
for the green sensor (+20 timing) is it adding 1 degree like stock sensor = 2 degree?
#7377
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Stock black sensor...adjust from 0* to 10* max
Red Sensor, adjust from 11* to 20* max
Green sensor, adjust from 21 to 30* max...
Because of the design of SP motor, these sensor will act as a INSERT...if you need the 0-10* timing range, you need the black one, or then the RED one for 11-20, and green one for 21-30...you cannot use the green one and dial back down to 2*...or using the RED one and want to have 24*.
I hope you can understand...degrees are degrees, it is not like green's 1* timing = black sensor's in 2*...not that way.
We are still testing the green sensor on 323 full boost...so far, it is the best to set it below 24*....a very good speed with the red in full max position 20* with 323stock....
Using RED and GREEN sensor on 21.5 or 17.5 no timing blinky mode is a MUST....
Clear...?
#7378
Solara, what settings have you been testing with so far when using the 20+d green sensor board with 17.5 boosted and 323 software.
There was some testing done by guys here and whatever it was set to it experienced fade at about 4-5 minute mark but motor and speedy were well within temps and not hot. It is a very large track similar in size to the last ETS round track in size and runs will be 6 minutes in TC
Do you have any suggestions ?
There was some testing done by guys here and whatever it was set to it experienced fade at about 4-5 minute mark but motor and speedy were well within temps and not hot. It is a very large track similar in size to the last ETS round track in size and runs will be 6 minutes in TC
Do you have any suggestions ?
#7379
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Solara, what settings have you been testing with so far when using the 20+d green sensor board with 17.5 boosted and 323 software.
There was some testing done by guys here and whatever it was set to it experienced fade at about 4-5 minute mark but motor and speedy were well within temps and not hot. It is a very large track similar in size to the last ETS round track in size and runs will be 6 minutes in TC
Do you have any suggestions ?
There was some testing done by guys here and whatever it was set to it experienced fade at about 4-5 minute mark but motor and speedy were well within temps and not hot. It is a very large track similar in size to the last ETS round track in size and runs will be 6 minutes in TC
Do you have any suggestions ?
They were all fading around the 4:30 and after mark (at least I felt that way but I asked them and some of them not agreed)...we are still looking for the reason behind it and find the setting that will work better then that. However, lap times does not lie...all of us finished the race with the leading pack and are all within sec. from the fast guy.
We were using 1S 17.5, V3 17.5 and even V2 17.5 with adjusted timing. Timing range were all between 20-24*...ESC setting were 36/20 on boost/SC., 0.1 delay, 4000 rpm, 18°/sec ramp, 450/500 rpm....gear @ 6.9~7.2 range.........
G12314 setup our ESC using the approximate setup like above (about 8-10 of us) but running motors from Speed Passion V3, Duo3, LRP X12 and even Thunderpower........all were very much the same, but it might be a little different if the track is bigger.
Our track, by no mean...is even close to the ETS round 5 track. I would guess our track is only 1/3 of the size of that. I bet running boost 17.5 there is like watching paint dry...LOL
Last edited by Solara; 06-29-2011 at 09:47 AM.