19 Turn Spec Thread
#211
Originally posted by vassago
The V2 is certainly interesting, just not performance wise.
The V2 is certainly interesting, just not performance wise.
Unlike most motors however, the V2's that I own have actually got quicker with use - not slower.
I agree though that driving skill is still more than important than 'trend' when it comes to winning the world championships.
I also know for touring car racers on carpet, over the winter, you could do alot worse than the Orion/Peak motors in the 19t superstock class. The motor's consistently good track performance is what I (and many others) use as the best guage of a motor's actual competitiveness. Alot can be said for rock solid consistencey too - something the V2 motor really excells at - all factors that make up a motor's true 'performance'. Straight out of the box....
Regards
Horatio
#212
I'd rather have consistency than a motor I constantly have to rebuild.... I've been using 769's on my C2 and it's eating the comm up really quick.... red/green springs.... The motor was doing 39k RPM and 172 watts on my CS.....
When are the Orion's going to hit the states????
When are the Orion's going to hit the states????
#213
Originally posted by vtl1180ny
I'd rather have consistency than a motor I constantly have to rebuild.... I've been using 769's on my C2 and it's eating the comm up really quick.... red/green springs.... The motor was doing 39k RPM and 172 watts on my CS.....
When are the Orion's going to hit the states????
I'd rather have consistency than a motor I constantly have to rebuild.... I've been using 769's on my C2 and it's eating the comm up really quick.... red/green springs.... The motor was doing 39k RPM and 172 watts on my CS.....
When are the Orion's going to hit the states????
Well be sure to get one when they arrive, but be quick!! I suspect demand will be high. Then prepare for fuss free motoring.
Honestly, the V2 motors are very good.
Regards
Horatio
#214
Any decent places in Europe/Asia that'll ship to the US???
#215
Can someone tell me what gearing i should use with my Reedy 19T Quad Mag? i am looking for more top speed thanks
#216
Anyone?
#217
Tech Regular
you could almost gear it as high as you want. That is the way this motor likes to be geared.
#218
Thanks but i have no clue where a starting gearing point is
#219
Tech Regular
if you have a big track I would gear it about 3 teeth higher than you would a stock motor.
#220
Tech Master
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Reedy 19 turn gearing
Originally posted by Team Duratrax
Thanks but i have no clue where a starting gearing point is
Thanks but i have no clue where a starting gearing point is
Anyway, final gear ratio varied some but most of the "A" main drivers were gearing in the "5's, which is the final ratio. I would start at 6.1 and work your way down depending on the motor temp and peak rpms, again depending on the size of your track!
Good luck!
#221
Ok thanks guys
#222
Anyone know off the top of their head's how far you can cut the C2 and the Reedy QM???? Think me C2's just about had it....
#223
Tech Master
C2 should be the same as a stocker. I dont go under .270 because I am worried about the comm lifting and breaking my bit. I was told .300 on the Reedy but I am not sure on that one.
#224
Still have a little life left.... the C2 is .280 and my QM's are .320 and .330.....
#225
Tech Master
Heard that Reedy is coming out with a new 19t that is a dual mag instead of quads (not the old one before the quad mag motor). Is this true and if so, when?