88/22 in a sct? are you boosting? when I ran sc with a 13.5 I was like 78/25

I was shocked as well. I struggled with gearing for a long while. The Revtech is really high KV for 13.5T(4000). When I ran 83T spur, the thing would get pretty hot. I switched to 88 and the truck woke up. I am pretty fast in the straights. I have had to lay up on many trucks in the straights. I am not boosting, but I have the can timing up really high. I guess I don't really NEED a new motor, but one kinda fell in my lap at a great price. I figured since I already run the Reventon Pro, I might as well get the matching motor.

bigdog:
Just to clarify what you are running:
5.67FDR
mmm 17.5 with green board and 24degrees total timing

correct?

This is at LSR right?

Jay

I run at streamwood all the time and Jeff Piske went through everything with me and we can't seem to see what the issue is.

Am having a similar reventon pro 1.1 issue. Will the cogging ruin the motor..?

Just wanna make sure i understand this boost correctly on the reventon pro. W the box hooked up and going under" timing" the increments are the actual boost correct? I have a 13.5 i wanna get some more power out of and wanna make sure im adjusting the esc correctly

Ive been running the speed passion system that came stock in my Team Durango 210.
Geared correctly it should wake it up. Im starting to like the speed passion brand escs and motors.

speed passion cirtix
 

need help with progaming mine, just bought it used, it is the version 1. gonna run a 13.5 with this esc. is there anyplace that has the manual for this.

Need you help, can't find the answer.

I've got a v1 Reventon Pro ESC. Breaking and the reverse works, but I have no brake on reverse.

Am I missing something obvious here?

All help appreciated!

Pulling the trigger in reverse will activate the brakes.

Yeah, that's what I expect but it doesn't I have no brake in reverse.

Only thing that happens is that from neutral it goes back to forward drive, but nothing like the usual braking in reverse.

I mean all my other ESCs if they have reverse they also have reverse brake, but here braking in reverse does nothing and the car just rolls out, continue the brake and forward jumps in after a while.

Using a DX4s and SR410 receiver. With other ESC combos and this setup I have zero issues.

Only thing that I can think of is that the ESC is either faulty, it is a setting on the ESC or a combination with the settings on the DX4s.

racing indoor carpet yesterday .. reventon pro. an 7.5 tekin motor ran fine all day esc temp 100 .... motor 114... running down the back stretch an just quiet so I thought the battery dumped... put it on charge it was down to3.83..charged it back up. plugged it back up truned it on motor spun the wheels over once... both lights are on .. tried to recalibrate it still nothing.. wondered if anyone has had this problem,,,, thanks

competition v3 7.5t issue
 

hey all...kinda new to speed passion motors. got one 2 weeks ago after mostly running trinity d3.5s..anyway, ran my buggy twice with this motor on loose dirt after the first time out i noticed a grindingclicking noise coming from the drivetrain. i thought it was the diff, so i took the motor off and rolled it and didnt hear the noise, put the motor back on rolled it, noise again. swapped the motor out and rolled it no noise. I hand turned the rotor in my hand and could hear a grinding noise. I cleaned it with an air compressor, still heard the noise, swapped out the rotor and still hear the noise. the best way i could describe the noise is similiar to a bad gear mesh. Is there a way to spray something in the stator or clean the rotor? it honestly feels like loose dirt caught between the rotor and stator, but like i said i blew it out with the compressor. any help is appreciated, and if this was discussed before my apologies for bringing it back up

Thanks

I am assuming motor spray will do the job and clean the motor as well?

I use something similar to motor spray, at least what I have been advised and read that is supposed to be safe for a motor as well that I get at a hardware store.