Tekin RSX Thread
#481
There's nothing wrong here. He's driving a shaft car with some air flow in the chassis due to layout. You're running a belt car(more drag) with NO airflow to the esc due to the belt tunnel. 147 isn't even close to hot yet on the RSX. Note you should ALWAYS use the onboard temp monitor via the led tree to verify temperatures, or use the data logger 

#482
#484
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 10,368
From: Riverside, CA
Is the capacitor that came with my rsx required? I'm running my rsx with my 5.5 gen2 In a 22-4. If it is required will the schuur speed dual capicator work or do I need to use the Tekin capicator?
#485
#486
I ran my RSX in my Yokomo 4wd all weekend with a ramped 8.5 against other 5.5 and 6.5 motors and wasnt down on power on the straight and was smooth on the infield and never saw more than 2 lights all weekend during racing. I hit 3 lights once during a long practice session. I feel that some people may have a heavier throttle finger than others therefore the same settings offer different results. I have a 17.5 throttle finger as I'm new to 4wd mod. Use others settings as a starting point and adjust yo your driving style.
#487
I ran my RSX in my Yokomo 4wd all weekend with a ramped 8.5 against other 5.5 and 6.5 motors and wasnt down on power on the straight and was smooth on the infield and never saw more than 2 lights all weekend during racing. I hit 3 lights once during a long practice session. I feel that some people may have a heavier throttle finger than others therefore the same settings offer different results. I have a 17.5 throttle finger as I'm new to 4wd mod. Use others settings as a starting point and adjust yo your driving style.
#488
You'd be surprised how cool it all runs. I was running my new 22-4 with a 6.5 all weekend without a fan and only seeing 4 led's once i dumped the pack. Considering there's NO airflow in the stock 22-4 body I'd say that's more than fine.
People that race with me often know I will not be pulled down the straight away
I always suggest running it without the fan for however long your mains are, full race pace. Pull it and check the led's showing temp. If you're 4 led's or lower, no fan required.
People that race with me often know I will not be pulled down the straight away

I always suggest running it without the fan for however long your mains are, full race pace. Pull it and check the led's showing temp. If you're 4 led's or lower, no fan required.
#490
You'd be surprised how cool it all runs. I was running my new 22-4 with a 6.5 all weekend without a fan and only seeing 4 led's once i dumped the pack. Considering there's NO airflow in the stock 22-4 body I'd say that's more than fine.
People that race with me often know I will not be pulled down the straight away
I always suggest running it without the fan for however long your mains are, full race pace. Pull it and check the led's showing temp. If you're 4 led's or lower, no fan required.
People that race with me often know I will not be pulled down the straight away

I always suggest running it without the fan for however long your mains are, full race pace. Pull it and check the led's showing temp. If you're 4 led's or lower, no fan required.
#492
147 on the outside of the esc still isn't a temperature I'd worry about in the slightest to be honest.
#494
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 10,368
From: Riverside, CA
You'd be surprised how cool it all runs. I was running my new 22-4 with a 6.5 all weekend without a fan and only seeing 4 led's once i dumped the pack. Considering there's NO airflow in the stock 22-4 body I'd say that's more than fine.
People that race with me often know I will not be pulled down the straight away
I always suggest running it without the fan for however long your mains are, full race pace. Pull it and check the led's showing temp. If you're 4 led's or lower, no fan required.
People that race with me often know I will not be pulled down the straight away

I always suggest running it without the fan for however long your mains are, full race pace. Pull it and check the led's showing temp. If you're 4 led's or lower, no fan required.
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