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Old 07-08-2004, 02:32 PM
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Originally posted by rtypec
For what it's worth: the motors that won GT1 and F201 classes at the recent TCS races held in Aliso Viejo were both tuned using gogo juice for comm drops.
That's what he was using? I thought it was just oil.
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Old 07-08-2004, 09:35 PM
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if you put on 2 much gogo juice you will discolor the com, if you just use a drop or 2 it should work well
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Dis-coloring of the comm is due to heat, not the comm drops. Are you saying that the comm drops increases heat in the motor?
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i found the com drops heated up the com if you pit to much on
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sorry to bring this back up... i am new to this and recently purchased GOGO Juice. Do u just put a drop on ur bearings? what else is it good for? BTW, what is "Comm"?

Thanks and soory for the noob questions. Im running ezrun 5.5t and all bearings are stock TF5.
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Originally Posted by RsageD
sorry to bring this back up... i am new to this and recently purchased GOGO Juice. Do u just put a drop on ur bearings? what else is it good for? BTW, what is "Comm"?

Thanks and soory for the noob questions. Im running ezrun 5.5t and all bearings are stock TF5.
You don't use comm drops on brushless motors.

The "comm" is short for commutator. That's the copper cylinder with three cuts in it that the brushes ride on in a brushed motor. Comm drops are put on the comm to get a small performance edge for a few laps. Brushless motors don't have comms or brushes so they don't use comm drops.
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Originally Posted by wingracer
You don't use comm drops on brushless motors.

The "comm" is short for commutator. That's the copper cylinder with three cuts in it that the brushes ride on in a brushed motor. Comm drops are put on the comm to get a small performance edge for a few laps. Brushless motors don't have comms or brushes so they don't use comm drops.

Yup! just read up about the difference. Thanks! So using the bearing ones can be used for the bearings all round?
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Originally Posted by RsageD
BTW, what is "Comm"?

Funniest quote EVER !
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