Trinity 13.5 Maxzilla: fdr?
#1
Hi all,
I'm searching for a good starting point fdr and timing for this motor, I run in a small truck and I arrive to 4 fdr with o timing on endbell but the motor has a weak acceleration and it's still cool. I'm running touring blinky.
Any suggestions?
I should go even more down with fdr?
Thank you very much.
I'm searching for a good starting point fdr and timing for this motor, I run in a small truck and I arrive to 4 fdr with o timing on endbell but the motor has a weak acceleration and it's still cool. I'm running touring blinky.
Any suggestions?
I should go even more down with fdr?
Thank you very much.
#3
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The timing should max out somewhere around 24 degs on the endbell, that is where I would run it.
FDR on a small track will be around 4.5 in a tc.
You will want to use a fan on the motor and check the motor temp after a minute or 2.
Turning the timing down will help with temp if its getting hot.
FDR on a small track will be around 4.5 in a tc.
You will want to use a fan on the motor and check the motor temp after a minute or 2.
Turning the timing down will help with temp if its getting hot.
#4
#6
The timing should max out somewhere around 24 degs on the endbell, that is where I would run it.
FDR on a small track will be around 4.5 in a tc.
You will want to use a fan on the motor and check the motor temp after a minute or 2.
Turning the timing down will help with temp if its getting hot.
FDR on a small track will be around 4.5 in a tc.
You will want to use a fan on the motor and check the motor temp after a minute or 2.
Turning the timing down will help with temp if its getting hot.
Thanks everyone for help
#7
NItrox416;11944891]But my endbell has only 20 deg of max timing. I will try 4.5 fdr but temperature, also with 3.97fdr, don't seem to be a real problem. Maybe because I was setting improperly my motor?
Thanks everyone for help
Thanks everyone for help




