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Old 12-09-2014, 05:02 PM
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Thanks Alan that helps. How you been doing. Jerry
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Old 12-09-2014, 05:24 PM
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Thank you brew99. I appreciate your help. I think the fan was bad. We replaced it last night and plan to test this weekend. My son did in error, reverse the battery wires. We will replace the caps. The esc is set at 105. Our highest temp was 99c. Thanks.
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Old 12-09-2014, 05:56 PM
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Thanks Alan that helps. How you been doing. Jerry
Hey Jerry, good to hear from you. Things have been great and we have been racing alot as we get off to the indoor season. How about yourself?
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I personally do not run boost or turbo for mod classes. I dont like the way the power band feels. For me when I have the right turn motor for the application gearing and endbell timing is all I need for smooth power. Now if I needed to run a 10.5 or greater turn motor i may start adding some if needed if not a spec class.
Appreciate the info... going to remove it from setup as well felt out of kilt
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Originally Posted by JFuel11
I personally do not run boost or turbo for mod classes. I dont like the way the power band feels. For me when I have the right turn motor for the application gearing and endbell timing is all I need for smooth power. Now if I needed to run a 10.5 or greater turn motor i may start adding some if needed if not a spec class.
I run turbo and boost in mod 4wd buggy and it is very smooth, you just have to know what to adjust things at. I posted my settings a few pages back.
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I run turbo and boost in mod 4wd buggy and it is very smooth, you just have to know what to adjust things at. I posted my settings a few pages back.
I agree it can be done very well, but for me I have not found a need to use the turbo and boost settings in a modifed class. If I need more motor I prefer to go down in turns. I prefer the feeling of an unboosted setup myself. Now if I was at a really huge track and needed a little more top end, I could see where I may add some for a little when I need itl

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Originally Posted by Slotmachine
I run turbo and boost in mod 4wd buggy and it is very smooth, you just have to know what to adjust things at. I posted my settings a few pages back.
Yeah i run a little bit of turbo for the 140' straight

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I agree it can be done very well, but for me I have not found a need to use the turbo and boost settings in a modifed class. If I need more motor I prefer to go down in turns. I prefer the feeling of an unboosted setup myself. Now if I was at a really huge track and needed a little more top end, I could see where I may add some for a little when I need itl

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i feel that my 2wd mod buggy spins out to much when using boost or turbo....
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Try adjusting the boost slope on the engage and disengage to a low #, the lower the # the smoother it feels.
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Originally Posted by Slotmachine
Try adjusting the boost slope on the engage and disengage to a low #, the lower the # the smoother it feels.
yeah running the new software and it only has one option for boost so i should maybe try 1-3 setting?
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yeah running the new software and it only has one option for boost so i should maybe try 1-3 setting?
If you want more control over your boost settings, you could back your firmware down to previous version if you like.
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Many have messaged me about firmware updates and changes. I have a link below to the ESC Car Firmware history if you want to see what has changed and been updated from version to version.

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Originally Posted by BlackStarRacing
Yeah i run a little bit of turbo for the 140' straight



i feel that my 2wd mod buggy spins out to much when using boost or turbo....
This is a matter of personal preference, You can get boost and Timing Profiles very smooth if set up correctly, but especially on 2WD buggy I prefer no timing setups and just adjust Gearing, Motor Turn & Endbell timing. I feel this gives me the best overall feel and to know what the power is always going to do everywhere on the track. Especially if you are on medium to low grip surface.

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Hey Jerry, good to hear from you. Things have been great and we have been racing alot as we get off to the indoor season. How about yourself?
Been doing ok.but my indoor dirt track went out of business here space coast rc in cocoa fl is over. Now I got no were to run with out driving a 100 miles or so. But I do have a on road track close by . so I guess I'll go back to on road and try it.
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What is the advantage of the "Boost Controlled by Throttle" setting for v3.1?
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What is the advantage of the "Boost Controlled by Throttle" setting for v3.1?
IMO none, at least not in offroad. Example you have your boost setting at 30 so at half throttle boost would be 15. IMO it doesn't give it a smooth feel like setting by rpm.
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