Thunder Power RC Z3R Motors
#571
Tech Elite
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Just replaced my 17.5 red rotor with the green rotor for my 12th scale. The track is 83x40, which starting gearing should I use with 42.5mm tire?? 35 degrees timing, correct?
For TC i used the blue rotor that and it worked out well but I'm curious what I'll get from the green in 12th.
For TC i used the blue rotor that and it worked out well but I'm curious what I'll get from the green in 12th.
#572
Tech Fanatic
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I liked the blue rotor better in 12th. 30 degrees timing, start in the 95 to 100 mm rollout range. I used the green rotor for a bit but found it dropped off more at the end of a run than the blue. This is one you'll have to mess around with a bunch to find the sweet spot. For me, higher rollouts like less timing, while a lower rollout was better with more timing....this is all dpendant on how good your battery is too
#573
Tech Elite
iTrader: (16)
I liked the blue rotor better in 12th. 30 degrees timing, start in the 95 to 100 mm rollout range. I used the green rotor for a bit but found it dropped off more at the end of a run than the blue. This is one you'll have to mess around with a bunch to find the sweet spot. For me, higher rollouts like less timing, while a lower rollout was better with more timing....this is all dpendant on how good your battery is too
#575
I'd use 35 degrees of timing in both cases... If you're using the motors in TC/USGT applications, I'd also recommend using the 12.5 mm green rotors.
#576
Tech Adept
Ciao to all,
my 13.5 T just arrived, i'll place it on my tc blinky racing. I'll race in medium size track.
Can you suggest me a good starting point? I should leave it stock with 40/50° of end bell timing, or i must change the rotor?
Tnks to all
Max
my 13.5 T just arrived, i'll place it on my tc blinky racing. I'll race in medium size track.
Can you suggest me a good starting point? I should leave it stock with 40/50° of end bell timing, or i must change the rotor?
Tnks to all
Max
#577
#578
I liked the blue rotor better in 12th. 30 degrees timing, start in the 95 to 100 mm rollout range. I used the green rotor for a bit but found it dropped off more at the end of a run than the blue. This is one you'll have to mess around with a bunch to find the sweet spot. For me, higher rollouts like less timing, while a lower rollout was better with more timing....this is all dpendant on how good your battery is too
I'll try the blue! Thanks!
#579
Tech Elite
iTrader: (16)
I liked the blue rotor better in 12th. 30 degrees timing, start in the 95 to 100 mm rollout range. I used the green rotor for a bit but found it dropped off more at the end of a run than the blue. This is one you'll have to mess around with a bunch to find the sweet spot. For me, higher rollouts like less timing, while a lower rollout was better with more timing....this is all dpendant on how good your battery is too
#580
Tech Adept
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#583
Tech Adept
Ok tnks to all,
i'll try with max 35° of endbell timing, then what about green rotor?
i'll try with max 35° of endbell timing, then what about green rotor?
#584
Just read man! Everyone has been saying go Green rotor in Touring car.