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LRP TC Spec
I am running this speed control with the 17.5 motor in a sedan. I am wanting to have more drag brake. I have the brake setting maxed on the speed controller for drag brake and it still barely even slows my car down when I let off of throttle. Is there something I am missing or is this really all this speed control offers?
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Which TC spec are you running? I've only used the spx and the drag brakes have worked very well. There are 2 brake settings, automatic and initial. For drag brake, you want to set automatic.
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It's the sphere tc spec. I have both of those settings maxed. I have more then enough brakes when applied manually, but almost no drag brake.
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Just remember, drag breaks equal heat. The best part of on road is to learn to use brakes smooth. Biggest challenge ive had since off road.
I know it sounds crazy, but just force yourself into it. |
Originally Posted by Owen RaCing
(Post 8268131)
Just remember, drag breaks equal heat. The best part of on road is to learn to use brakes smooth. Biggest challenge ive had since off road.
I know it sounds crazy, but just force yourself into it. |
Originally Posted by hobdog
(Post 8269301)
Yes it does create heat, but whether your using drag brake, or controlling the brake manually, it would not make a difference in heat. I think at the track I run at (rcplus) it would be very difficult to be quick enough with the transition from throttle to brake and to continue to be fast. I'm not saying it can't be done, but from watching some of the fast guys, all they are using is drag brake, and are never actually using any manual brakes. I could see using brakes on a larger track.
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Originally Posted by hobdog
(Post 8267918)
I am running this speed control with the 17.5 motor in a sedan. I am wanting to have more drag brake. I have the brake setting maxed on the speed controller for drag brake and it still barely even slows my car down when I let off of throttle. Is there something I am missing or is this really all this speed control offers?
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