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Old 07-07-2005, 03:06 AM
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Originally Posted by miniracer
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No prblem... let us know how you like your new motor

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hey dave
Would trinity purple springs work well with the standard tamiya brushes on the super stock type RZ? Or consquently would the purple springs work better with the atlas 079 brush as i was asking about before? or would both these things be waste of time... if so what springs are best?
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Would trinity purple springs work well with the standard tamiya brushes on the super stock type RZ? Or consquently would the purple springs work better with the atlas 079 brush as i was asking about before? or would both these things be waste of time... if so what springs are best?
The springs that come with the RZ are quite stiff.... I think that they are a little bit stiffer than the Trinity Purples.. try them out ... but if you get more arcing of the brushes with them I would go back to the standard spring
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thanks... also should i muck around with a harder spring on the positive side and weaker one on the negative or is this not really worth it. thanks heaps
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thanks... also should i muck around with a harder spring on the positive side and weaker one on the negative or is this not really worth it. thanks heaps
I would give it a try and see what works better for you on the track..stick with the same gear ratio though...when you try this out and check the temp when you come off the track
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My motor gets warm to hot during a run so ill test the rollout from there with the mods. Thanks for the advice ill give it a whirl
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Originally Posted by DJB
My motor gets warm to hot during a run so ill test the rollout from there with the mods. Thanks for the advice ill give it a whirl
Let us know how it runs

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i didnt get a chance to run it because there was no class because of the skool holidays but it sounded alright on the power supply.
question about the comm tho, whats the approx number of runs you should use it before you cut it. It isnt geared too hard approx 46 pinion on a 96 tooth spur on a TB evo 3. i think thats about 5.42 im not sure. The comm in sections seems to be lightly black and then near the lines that are down the comm its much heavier. any reasons for this?? thanks
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Originally Posted by DJB
i didnt get a chance to run it because there was no class because of the skool holidays but it sounded alright on the power supply.
question about the comm tho, whats the approx number of runs you should use it before you cut it. It isnt geared too hard approx 46 pinion on a 96 tooth spur on a TB evo 3. i think thats about 5.42 im not sure. The comm in sections seems to be lightly black and then near the lines that are down the comm its much heavier. any reasons for this?? thanks
3~4 runs max with that motor before you need to cut the comm.... I would try a final drive 5.5 if you can.. or change to a 45t pinion gear
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damn three to four runs thats rather short lol but thats what i expected. Is there any other spring/brush combo that could devlop some more torque from this motor as my track is quite tight. The atlas brush and the std spring seem they should work really well for rpm although on my track it cant be used to its full advantage.

the pinion should be right i put a 44 on last time... have to dig up the 45 one
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im totally new to 23t motor. wats the best 23t motor out thats available online? and where i can get spare armatures for em since i dun havea comm lathe. is the kawada vx 'r' any good? where can i get a replacement armature for it?
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Anyone here with experience running Kawada VX 23T? How does it compare to Atlas Force or Katanas?
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Old 07-15-2005, 02:26 AM
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Default Yok TMAX FLT gearing

Hi,

I'd like to know to gear my new Yok FLT on a track with a 40m straight line.
There are pics og the track here: http://membres.lycos.fr/mrclongwy2/m...onpistemrc.htm

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Old 07-15-2005, 03:37 AM
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Hi,

I'd like to know to gear my new Yok FLT on a track with a 40m straight line.
There are pics og the track here: http://membres.lycos.fr/mrclongwy2/m...onpistemrc.htm

Thanks

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Nice track !! 5.3 top start off with.
 
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Originally Posted by tornado
Nice track !! 5.3 top start off with.
Thanks, I also have a Yok Tmax FSR, which one should I use and how to gear the FSR on the same track?

I'm a new uer aof these motor. For the 1st test I do, I find them very impressive and my friends can't believe I was running 23T...
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