RC10B4.1 FT/WC
Does anyone know how to fix the steering when you turn one direction and your servo is pushing in that direction, but when you throttling through a turn you push wide until you slow down to turn the direction you want? I always see my servo trying to push my wheels the right direction, but it seems like its not getting enough power and is letting go. Not exactly sure how to explain it, but I hope that is enough. I already have the avid steering block and aluminum horn if that matters.
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I was wondering what motor you guys are using for mod buggy? I have been out of the whole electric game for the last five years or so since brushless and lipo packs have really came into the scene. Any help would be appreciated. Oh and I am using the new lrp flow esc.
I'm running a Reedy Sonic 7.5 with an LRP Esc with the updated board
Depends on the size of the track really. I was running a boosted 8.5 previously, but recently went with a boosted 9.5. The Orion motor didn't have the torque that I was looking for. I'm much happier with the Gen 2 Tekin that replaced it.
That said, A blinky 13.5 would get the job done most of the places that I run.
That said, A blinky 13.5 would get the job done most of the places that I run.
If the motors had the torque, I'd say on the track I plan to run on a 13.5 or even 17.5 would be plenty, just need the torque. But some of the guys run even 4 pole SCT 4x4 motors.
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Most of the tracks in the Midwest are indoor high bite clay. So that is what I will be running most of the time. When I was racing a lot before my wife and kids came along I almost always ran reedy 12 turn double geared 81 21 if I remember right. So basically I just want something comparable to that. Thanks again for the help.
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Depends on the size of the track really. I was running a boosted 8.5 previously, but recently went with a boosted 9.5. The Orion motor didn't have the torque that I was looking for. I'm much happier with the Gen 2 Tekin that replaced it.
That said, A blinky 13.5 would get the job done most of the places that I run.
That said, A blinky 13.5 would get the job done most of the places that I run.

I was using green slicks and boy I couldnt stop the wheelies. I am going to try and loosen up my car...
Just wondering,you guys running the shorty packs in 17.5 class. Do you leave the weights in the rear? I run full packs now and I have ballast weight and 1/4 oz each rear triangle. I have tried removing the weights and the car just loses alot of traction. So I guess what I'm trying to say is the whole point of running the shorty is to reduce weight and improve handling right? So to me it wouldn't make sense to run the shorty without weights. As far as handling with the shorties,I don't think I can get my buggy to handle any better than it is now its awesome. Guess I should maybe try and borrow one and try for myself.



