Team Associated B4.2 Thread
#9617
I didn't mean that you tried these specifically but rather that you had done extensive piston testing. I was saying that due to my lack of track time I don't have the ability to test like you did...and even if I did I'm not that great a driver so my feedback may not be all that useful.
Your experience and input is just as important as mind or anyone else.

Seen those 4 holes being used by Kurt on the 4w , the extra hole help adds pack I believe....
Landing with the 4w B44 extra weight could use the pack..
#9618
Oh I'm just being honest. Suspension tuning is not a strength of mine...at all. I just don't have the opportunity to try different things as my track time is very limited. I was looking for increased pack as I am racing outdoors on a large 1/8 track with some big jumps but it's rough also so you want the rebound speed. I thought that was the point of the AVID 2+2 pistons. Been thinking about trying the three hole tapered pistons everyone is talking about but we got rained out yesterday so I think I'm done until indoor seasoned starts at the end of Oct. yes I'm saying that the next time I get I run my B4.2 could very well be Oct 27th. That stinks.
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#9623
I have a motor question.
I have a Mach2 17.5, Can I put a MOD rotor in this to make it faster? Is this possible or am I completely off?
If so which rotor do I need to get?
Thanks
I have a Mach2 17.5, Can I put a MOD rotor in this to make it faster? Is this possible or am I completely off?
If so which rotor do I need to get?
Thanks
#9624
Or shorten your wires and turn your battery around to where the leads connect to the rear of the motor.
#9626
You can run a mod rotor and it will make a difference in power (especially if you use the larger outer diameter mod rotors), but that will make it illegal for stock racing (obviously). If you want mod speed, just get a mod motor. They can be had for dirt cheap on the B/S/T forums.
#9630
As stated above, the stator is the key speed component in brushless motors. There is a difference, though, from a standard stock rotor to a standard mod rotor. The rotor magnet has an inner diameter of 7mm in stock vs 5mm in mod.
You can run a mod rotor and it will make a difference in power (especially if you use the larger outer diameter mod rotors), but that will make it illegal for stock racing (obviously). If you want mod speed, just get a mod motor. They can be had for dirt cheap on the B/S/T forums.
You can run a mod rotor and it will make a difference in power (especially if you use the larger outer diameter mod rotors), but that will make it illegal for stock racing (obviously). If you want mod speed, just get a mod motor. They can be had for dirt cheap on the B/S/T forums.

Great information, I appreciate your guys feedback.



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