Originally Posted by monstercol

Just to give an idea of how well the FX runs stocks...

Jimmy Maddison used the FX to win all 3 legs in 19t at the DHI cup 08.
Snow birds 08:
12th scale 27T stock
A Main
Jeff Cuffs qualified 4th finished 1st FX Pro
Mark Smyka qualified 6th finished 7th FX Pro
MO Denton qualified 8th finished 10th FX Pro

Touring Foam 27T
A-Main
Jeff Cuffs qualified 4th finished 2nd FX Pro
Mo Denton qualified 6th finished 4th

Touring 19T Foam
Jeff Cuffs qualified 7th finished 4th

Cleveland Indoor championships, 12th scale stock
1st Mark Smyka
2nd Jeff Cuffs
5th Jim Herrman
9th Wayne Gerber

Just a quick snippet of what the FX has been doing, and theres much, much more.

Its a very capable esc. I do believe there will be more adjustability to follow (accessible via hotwire) but at the moment, as you can see, its holding up great, and so will your comm I doubt you'd be disappointed.

Originally Posted by schreff

You forgot me in there too. I fixed the results in my quote.

I do not run for Tekin so I'm not being biased. The FX Pro is an awesome speedo.

I'm very curious about the R1 when they finish the sensored version.

Originally Posted by 1fastguy1

yeah there is no doubt that the FX and the FX PRO work well in stock
I think it has more flat out punch than any other speedo on the market.
I have run the fx and also the pro in my TC on seperate occassions and they both have equal rip. but I think the pro can take a lower mod motor. jsut make sure when soldering the small capacitor to that it get mounted in a secure location. I race alot and the only problem I have had with the speedo was when the cap came off but I had it dangling around the car so it was pretty much my bad on that. I have even run the other mentioned and I can tell you there is no comparison.
hope this helps
Mo Denton