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Old 01-14-2010, 06:41 PM
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Hey Paul,

I was wondering if you could help me figure out the gearing i should be around when running a Nemesis 13.5. The chassis i am using is a 009 Foam spec with a FDR of 1.7. And im using a LRP SPX ESC.

The help would be very appreciated.

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Old 01-15-2010, 06:56 AM
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WOW Paul, first a new tire sponsor now a new fuel sponsor. Good luck with the new go-go juice!
LOL. Yea, things are going to be different this year but i really think all the stuff is good so im pretty excited. Thanks


Originally Posted by ChadRacing
Hey Paul,

I was wondering if you could help me figure out the gearing i should be around when running a Nemesis 13.5. The chassis i am using is a 009 Foam spec with a FDR of 1.7. And im using a LRP SPX ESC.

The help would be very appreciated.

Plus, see you at the Birds
Hi Chad. if it were me i would start at around a 100/32 with your speedo on power profile 7. check the speedo and motor temps and go from their. if you run it on profile 4 you can gear it 100/34or35 and again check the temps.

I hate saying this but i must be honest with you and say, that if your going to be competing against some of the new style speedo's (Tekin, Advanced, Mamba) it would be far fetched to think that you will have compairible power.
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Old 01-15-2010, 10:24 AM
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OK..thanks for the info
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Hey Paul.
You seem to use the 6 degree front hubs alot on tighter tracks and the 4 degree on more wide open tracks.
Why do you use the 6 degree hubs on a tight track?

And yeah, the new Tekin software is ridiculous...
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Hi Paul,

I just bought the aluminum shocks and have been trying to bleed them to get less rebound. I drilled a little larger hole in the cap so more oil can come out but still cant get less than 70% rebound.

Any help would be much appreciated or should I just stick with the plastic shocks ?

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Old 01-16-2010, 04:44 AM
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Hi Paul,

saw your reply on using aluminium shocks on a T3.

You say you use 700 front but with which pistons?
The alu shocks come with a choice of 1.1,1.2 or 1.3 pistons.
We are currently using 1.2 with 400 oil.

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Hey Paul,

Just gotta say man your skills behind the wheel are sick and congrats on the wins this year....

My question is when running rubber on carpet do you run any drag brake or does it primarily depend on track layout or size of track or do you just not run it at all?

Thanks,
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Originally Posted by mtbboy
Hey Paul.
You seem to use the 6 degree front hubs alot on tighter tracks and the 4 degree on more wide open tracks.
Why do you use the 6 degree hubs on a tight track?

And yeah, the new Tekin software is ridiculous...
Dave.
Hi Dave, i now use primarily 6deg blocks. when the bite is low and the car is loose i will sometimes use 4's but i like to run 6's when i can. Thanks

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Hi Paul,

I just bought the aluminum shocks and have been trying to bleed them to get less rebound. I drilled a little larger hole in the cap so more oil can come out but still cant get less than 70% rebound.

Any help would be much appreciated or should I just stick with the plastic shocks ?

Thanks
If you want very little rebound, drill a small hole in the plastic cap, not the aluminum, this will vent the chamber above the bladder and allow the bladder to flex with more ease resulting in less natural rebound without having to bleed lots of oil out.

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Hi Paul,

saw your reply on using aluminium shocks on a T3.

You say you use 700 front but with which pistons?
The alu shocks come with a choice of 1.1,1.2 or 1.3 pistons.
We are currently using 1.2 with 400 oil.

regards

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Hi, the info was for aluminum shocks with 1.1 pistons. Thanks

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Hey Paul,

Just gotta say man your skills behind the wheel are sick and congrats on the wins this year....

My question is when running rubber on carpet do you run any drag brake or does it primarily depend on track layout or size of track or do you just not run it at all?

Thanks,
Steve
Hey Steve, Thanks.
yes i do run drag brake, i dont like to use a ton of push brake so i run a good amount of drag brake (3or4 on my lrp) then feather the push brake on some of the harder breaking corners. but i run the push brake almost like a E-brake its set to 100% so the tires lock up if the brakes are even touched, but that way their is not a large range of motion atall.
the only downfall with that is that when i get nervious i brakecheck on accident a lot. and it dosent work for 12th scale very well atall.
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Originally Posted by Paul L
the only downfall with that is that when i get nervious i brakecheck
C'mon man.....you still get nervous I'm not buying that....LOL
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C'mon man.....you still get nervous I'm not buying that....LOL
Ha, it depends on the situation. but you got Reinhard on your butt, i dont care if your baby Jesus.lol
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Thanks Paul

I would wish you Good Luck at the Birds , But you got SKILLS, so no need for Luck!!!
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Ha, it depends on the situation. but you got Reinhard on your butt, i dont care if your baby Jesus.lol
I think sometimes we forget that there are other "Paul's" out there. You're still the best to us! I still need to talk to you. Works been killing me since the new year so I haven't had much time for anything.
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hey paul, could you post a carpet setup for the t2 009 eu chassis
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Originally Posted by hollywood tc5
hey paul, could you post a carpet setup for the t2 009 eu chassis
He has a few of them posted on http://forum.teamxray.com/xsheets.php for just about every car he's touched. You may have to look at a couple of them to find the carpet vs asphalt, but they are there. Maybe the last IIC setup.
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another thing is that exotek chassis what do you think of it
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