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Old 04-05-2010, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by K_King
Hey guys sorry if this will be a repetitive question but here it goes:

I currently race 2W 4W and Truck Off-road with 17.5 and 13.5s. Currently I have 2 SPX SS in my 2W and 4W, and in my truck which is the newest, I purchased an SXX TC off a friend.

My question is, should I sell my current SPXs and buy SXX SS for ALL of my cars, or would 2 more SXX TCs be sufficient for what Im running? We mainly run the normal profile 3s and nothing much higher due to limited traction of off-road.

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I think it would be better to change the old SPX for a SXX SS, but when you're using the SXX TC I think you don't need to change it.

The difference between the olders SPX/Sphere series and the new SXX (TC/SS) is quite big. With a lot of upgrade features.

But with the TC, especially because you are not not even using the max power out of the TC, you don't really need to change to the SS. The difference will be very little.
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Even with a spec class? Are the timings on SXX TC comparable to the SS?
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Hi to all SXX lovers, may i ask what is the default setting for the SXX SS mk3 esc? Thanks if anyone could share some info on this.

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Originally Posted by K_King
Even with a spec class? Are the timings on SXX TC comparable to the SS?
0-2 on the SS are similar to 1-2 on the TC.

3-10 on the SS are much different and more power than the TC.
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I have a question I just tested my lrp sxx SS this past weekend it was the mk2 software it was fine for half a lap them it just stop and coged real bad switch motors and sensor wires same thing I just shipped it back to ae .does the mk3 fix theses problems or is it still luck of the draw when it comes to the sxx right now ?
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Hi all

I have back to back tested my Tekin (203) with a Version 3 in a touring car and 13.5,so far its been faultless.The Tekin did seem to have a very slight edge on a long strait but to be honest I dont care if the Tekin did gain 10foot on me, at least I had brakes..in fact the smoothest brakes I have ever felt (I could stand the car on it's nose anywhere on the track)perfect for "in field fighting" plus a very smooth but powerfull easy to drive rip out of corners.....so far so good
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Originally Posted by K_King
Even with a spec class? Are the timings on SXX TC comparable to the SS?
As Chicky already said, there ofcourse is a difference between the timing of the TC and the SS, since one is designed specifically for modified racing, and the other one for Stock racing.

But as you stated earlier, you're not even using the full extend of powerboost in your TC, than why buy a new speedo with even more power boost which you won't be using.
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Originally Posted by jdm19turn
I have a question I just tested my lrp sxx SS this past weekend it was the mk2 software it was fine for half a lap them it just stop and coged real bad switch motors and sensor wires same thing I just shipped it back to ae .does the mk3 fix theses problems or is it still luck of the draw when it comes to the sxx right now ?
Yes, the Mk3 software will fix these problems, and much more improvements.
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Mk3 = 3 beeps (+ a red label near the barcode on packaging box)
Pardon, in fact i asked an HS about this problem, then he answered me that he can't find anyone with such red label mentioned from units of last week, and sent me a picture like this(picture below), if this 1 has still with old version software?

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Originally Posted by Rick Thomson
As Chicky already said, there ofcourse is a difference between the timing of the TC and the SS, since one is designed specifically for modified racing, and the other one for Stock racing.

But as you stated earlier, you're not even using the full extend of powerboost in your TC, than why buy a new speedo with even more power boost which you won't be using.
Well its not to say I would never use those profiles, we just had timing in the motors instead. The extra boost would be nice to have if needed I suppose...
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Hi to all SXX lovers, may i ask what is the default setting for the SXX SS mk3 esc? Thanks if anyone could share some info on this.

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Anyone, pls?!
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Anyone, pls?!
That differs on a lot of different things, what motor are you racing, how big is the track, is it a smooth track or with a lot of stop-and-go turns?
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Originally Posted by Rick Thomson
That differs on a lot of different things, what motor are you racing, how big is the track, is it a smooth track or with a lot of stop-and-go turns?
Rick is there a performance difference between the SXX Comp and TC?
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Rick is there a performance difference between the SXX Comp and TC?
The difference in performance is only that a TC Spec can be used with 4WD offroad and for motors faster than 4.5 in 4WD Touring Cars.
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Anyone, pls?!
I really need to know the current default setting. My local track race used 11.5 stock motor. It is consider smooth med side track, not tecnical track. Someone used it as stock default setting on 11.5 and it turn out great therefore i need to know it & from there i've a base setting to play around.
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