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Driver1 12-01-2004 11:08 AM

Who can make a fast motor!?!?!?!?!?
 
motor building./.tuning..

anybody got secrets..tips..ways to make a trinity monster based handout FAST! but stay legal....

so far what i want to do is cut it...
use reedy 767 brushes with a cavity drilled in them...
purple springs on both - and + sides.

Seedy 12-01-2004 11:39 AM

you probably want to shim the arm properly and use some lube on those bushings. anything else guys?

RCGaryK 12-01-2004 11:41 AM

Try Hurricane Golds. They make for mad rip, but they are also a little harder on the comm. Expect to rebuild after 3-4 runs.

Chazz 12-01-2004 11:41 AM

Maybe align the brush hoods, teflon shims on the ends, toothpaste the bushings, it's all on here http://www.motortuningsecrets.com/ :nod:

Chazz

mafiaracers 12-01-2004 12:09 PM

I've heard that those new paradigm brushes really rip! havn't tried them yet though. As far as tuning....you really have to experiment with stuff. I've been known to make some real screamers....I'm not so much of a fan of mod....but I sweat the stock motors. that website is great for the tuning process. Brushes and spring tuning really comes with track time and if you have one, dyno results.

MManson 12-01-2004 12:33 PM

there is a lot of tricks you can do to a stock motor to give it some rip...

the most important rule..

Clean = Fast!

i take the brush hoods apart and clean the spots where the brush rides with a fibreblass pen... lots of other things too...

Charlie O 12-01-2004 12:40 PM

There are a lot of variables, you gotta do trial and error for that certain track, you may need springs for torque or for rpm, then try different brushes reedy 767's seem popular, teflon shimming, bushing lubs, comm drops, but stick with the same exact gearing till it wont accelerate or get more top speed then mess with the gearing.

mb racer 12-01-2004 01:31 PM

I CAN !!!:D :D
if it dont burn ..:sneaky: :sneaky:

seaball 12-01-2004 02:00 PM

team balls
 
the hype was all about team balls this weekend in cleveland. they had multiple motors in the bmains, and one in the a prior to the last round.

talk to buddyb here on rctech. as he puts it best, "win or get wiener punched."

JDXray 12-01-2004 04:26 PM

CRC Brushes are good
Putnam as well :sneaky:
Reedy 767
Zap 19 (not sure if there for stock, i know there great for 19t and i think they should be good in stock as well)
Shim motor
You can try some lubes too (tribo i heard was ballastic and other lubes for brushes or bushings/bearings)
Align Brushhoods
Try to clean motor almost every run so you can get any grit out
clean is fast
Green/Red combo are very good on monsters, i feel purples all around are very hard on the comm. (green all around is good as well)


You can go to Bigjim forums he has ALOT of motor tips.

Hope it helps

Jon

pink pac man 12-01-2004 09:48 PM

get a d6 flatliner with the highest silver atlas waffle face brush u can find........omg its fast

BuddyB 12-02-2004 04:28 AM

Thanks Chris:lol:
-Buddy


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