The Speed Passion Thread
#8881
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Chicago Illinois USA
#8883
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 9,866
From: Murfreesboro, TN
Thanks! What about the 3.0 13.5 motors?
I would like to get one before the race to actually run and test with it here since there is limited practice there.
Yea...guys travel all over the world to race. Whats the point?
Because thats not a class I choose to race right now.....Is that a problem for you?
EA
Yea...guys travel all over the world to race. Whats the point?
Because thats not a class I choose to race right now.....Is that a problem for you?
EA
#8884
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Thanks! What about the 3.0 13.5 motors?
I would like to get one before the race to actually run and test with it here since there is limited practice there.
Yea...guys travel all over the world to race. Whats the point?
Because thats not a class I choose to race right now.....Is that a problem for you?
EA
I would like to get one before the race to actually run and test with it here since there is limited practice there.
Yea...guys travel all over the world to race. Whats the point?
Because thats not a class I choose to race right now.....Is that a problem for you?
EA


I remember last year at Andernach Paul L was there ,i think it is great that you guys come over here to europe for the races , wish i could come to the USA for some races


#8885
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 9,866
From: Murfreesboro, TN
hey no problem's here , i race 0 timing stock my self , ETS is a great series i think you will love it.

I remember last year at Andernach Paul L was there ,i think it is great that you guys come over here to europe for the races , wish i could come to the USA for some races




I remember last year at Andernach Paul L was there ,i think it is great that you guys come over here to europe for the races , wish i could come to the USA for some races



The Signature is a jab at someone else and mainly an inside joke. If your at Poland I'll be glad to explain! LOL
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#8886
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
#8887
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 2,296
From: Winthrop harbor
#8888
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
#8890
ok...
I understand that v3.0 rotors diameters are color coded. I don't understand the difference between the 3.5T - 8.5T vs. a 9.5 - 21.5 rotor. Could someone enlighten me?
I understand that v3.0 rotors diameters are color coded. I don't understand the difference between the 3.5T - 8.5T vs. a 9.5 - 21.5 rotor. Could someone enlighten me?
#8891
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
ok...
I understand that v3.0 rotors diameters are color coded. I don't understand the difference between the 3.5T - 8.5T vs. a 9.5 - 21.5 rotor. Could someone enlighten me?
I understand that v3.0 rotors diameters are color coded. I don't understand the difference between the 3.5T - 8.5T vs. a 9.5 - 21.5 rotor. Could someone enlighten me?
You use a 3.5T - 8.5T rotor on a stock motor you have to repositioning the rotor (shims) and the result is horrible........and there is no reason to use a stock rotor on a MOD motor at the beginning.
#8892
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
#8893
The CORE position from the rotor for 3.5T - 8.5T (Mod motor) is different then the one for 9.5 - 21.5 (stock motor).
You use a 3.5T - 8.5T rotor on a stock motor you have to repositioning the rotor (shims) and the result is horrible........and there is no reason to use a stock rotor on a MOD motor at the beginning.
You use a 3.5T - 8.5T rotor on a stock motor you have to repositioning the rotor (shims) and the result is horrible........and there is no reason to use a stock rotor on a MOD motor at the beginning.
(I am sorry if these might be silly questions, I just want to learn how Speed Passion stuff works togeather)
#8894
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
But to answer that question, again, the CORE position of stock rotor does not match the MOD motor's stator...to have them to align, you have to shim it differently, and it is not something like 1 or 2mm offset. It is not possible. The rotor will FIT inside the mod motor but I doubt it will be any better (you can shim the rotor by using the stock rotor shims and give that a try...you can technically do that but I just cannot answer you it is any better.)
#8895
Exactly like I said...why would you use STOCK motor parts on a mod motor..? I have not done that because I don't see why a stock parts (slower in general) will work better in MOD motor construction....try to slow down a mod motor does not make sense to me. Use higher turn motor instead.
But to answer that question, again, the CORE position of stock rotor does not match the MOD motor's stator...to have them to align, you have to shim it differently, and it is not something like 1 or 2mm offset. It is not possible. The rotor will FIT inside the mod motor but I doubt it will be any better (you can shim the rotor by using the stock rotor shims and give that a try...you can technically do that but I just cannot answer you it is any better.)
But to answer that question, again, the CORE position of stock rotor does not match the MOD motor's stator...to have them to align, you have to shim it differently, and it is not something like 1 or 2mm offset. It is not possible. The rotor will FIT inside the mod motor but I doubt it will be any better (you can shim the rotor by using the stock rotor shims and give that a try...you can technically do that but I just cannot answer you it is any better.)



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