Pinion question
#1
Pinion question
I have a MVP pro stock 24 motor. They manual says to use a 28 pinion. The highest I have atm is 25 and im dieing to just try this thing out. Will i hurt anything going with a 25 vs 28 ?
Kall
Kall
#2
not at all, the only differences will be that you will have more torque/less speed, more runtime, and your motor "should" be cooler. A smaller pinion is also easier on your motor.
#3
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Re: Pinion question
Originally posted by Kall
I have a MVP pro stock 24 motor. They manual says to use a 28 pinion. The highest I have atm is 25 and im dieing to just try this thing out. Will i hurt anything going with a 25 vs 28 ?
Kall
I have a MVP pro stock 24 motor. They manual says to use a 28 pinion. The highest I have atm is 25 and im dieing to just try this thing out. Will i hurt anything going with a 25 vs 28 ?
Kall
#4
Yeah its a TC3 but it looks like om SOL for today. Stopped by the hobby shop and picked up a few of the extras I needed but im short some motor mount screws. So i have everything but the screws to mount the damn motor
Oh well, Ill try a 25 then tomorrow and let you know how bad I crash it
Kall
Oh well, Ill try a 25 then tomorrow and let you know how bad I crash it
Kall
#5
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You may want to look into picking up some narrow brushes from Big Jim or Integy for the MVP motor. The MVP runs best with these brushes and you can gear up as well.
check out www.bigjimracing.com for good info on motors. I wouldn't be suprised you will need to gear up with your MVP.
check out www.bigjimracing.com for good info on motors. I wouldn't be suprised you will need to gear up with your MVP.