RC10B4.1 FT/WC
#886
A 6.5 is crazy fast for 2wd but what else have you run is the question? 1/10th, 1/8th, mod, stock, buggy, truck? I run an 8.5 which at one point I though would be nuts but I've since adjusted my go finger and use the extra power only when and where it's needed and at times could use more
. In the end a 10.5 might be a better place to start though.
. In the end a 10.5 might be a better place to start though.
#888
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: RIP 'Chopper', 4/18/13 miss you bud:(
Up to you, most of the time no matter if it's a 10.5 or a 6.5 it's more motor than you can use anyway. From your post and sig. I'll say 2wd mod buggy is simply the hardest class to drive, it's all about being smooth and throttle control. Way harder than than any 4wd but trying to control all that power is what makes it fun IMO..
#889
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: RIP 'Chopper', 4/18/13 miss you bud:(
#892
Well I emailed Matt Murphy(murffdog motors) and LRP support and they both recommend 8.5 for Mod 2wd buggy and truck and 17.5 for stock.. I think it depends on what type of vehicle your putting it in? Im still trying to decide myself..
#895
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: RIP 'Chopper', 4/18/13 miss you bud:(
You've run "fast" stuff before. a 17.5 IMO would be slow for you, a 10.5 or 13.5 with a boost esc, which I believe you LRP is (I don't run blue so I'm not sure) would give you plenty of options as fasr as tuning. There is a huge difference between a 10.5/13.5 and the 6.5 that you have. Either way IMO your looking at buying a new motor. IMO.
10.5 run less boost/timing if any, 13.5 run a little more and it will still be plenty. Or you can put your big boy pants on, through in that 6.5 and hang on....although I only run a 7.5 in my wheeler
10.5 run less boost/timing if any, 13.5 run a little more and it will still be plenty. Or you can put your big boy pants on, through in that 6.5 and hang on....although I only run a 7.5 in my wheeler
#896
You've run "fast" stuff before. a 17.5 IMO would be slow for you, a 10.5 or 13.5 with a boost esc, which I believe you LRP is (I don't run blue so I'm not sure) would give you plenty of options as fasr as tuning. There is a huge difference between a 10.5/13.5 and the 6.5 that you have. Either way IMO your looking at buying a new motor. IMO.
10.5 run less boost/timing if any, 13.5 run a little more and it will still be plenty. Or you can put your big boy pants on, through in that 6.5 and hang on....although I only run a 7.5 in my wheeler
10.5 run less boost/timing if any, 13.5 run a little more and it will still be plenty. Or you can put your big boy pants on, through in that 6.5 and hang on....although I only run a 7.5 in my wheeler

#897
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I am doing the same thing as you. I have been driving 4wd buggy for the last three years. This is a totally different deal. I am starting out in stock 17.5 buggy and I feel it is more than enough for starting out. I have the tekin 17.5/rs combo and with the boost it is close to mod speeds. If I was running mod and had a boosting type esc I would run a 13.5. I am at a small indoor track. I don't use any drag brake in 4wd but its useful in 2wd. The biggest change is entering and braking in corners. You almost do the opposite of what you do in 4wd.
#899
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Also, has anyone noticed that the plastic AE is using for the B4.1 wears out really fast? My car is a month or so old, has only been run indoors, and already the steering rack has a good bit of slop in it, and the front and rear A arms are have a lot of front/rear slop on the inner hinge pins. I really hope this car doesn't need to be rebuilt every month.
#900
need some help with setup
my set up is this MMP/13.5ballistic
FT b4.1
MMP/13.5ballistic
-1camber all around
30 degree castor's
.5hubs 2.5 toe block /2.5 anti-squat
brown front/ green Rear springs, 30wt all # 2pistons all
geared 28/75
18degree timing on ESC from 6000-50000
Groovy/double-dee's
loose ball diff
medium wheelbase
everything else is FT set-up
the problem is i need to drop 1 more second off my lap times. or id be happy with .5 sec. I'm just as fast as the quicker guys down the straight and through the jumps. so i'm thinking my corner speed needs to be more.. anyone see anything wrong with my set-up? go to 0 hubs? more/less timing? i'm temping at 110 on motor/esc
indoor clay
whats everyone running for Castor blocks? 25 or 30? also what rear hubs? and toe block?
my set up is this MMP/13.5ballistic
FT b4.1
MMP/13.5ballistic
-1camber all around
30 degree castor's
.5hubs 2.5 toe block /2.5 anti-squat
brown front/ green Rear springs, 30wt all # 2pistons all
geared 28/75
18degree timing on ESC from 6000-50000
Groovy/double-dee's
loose ball diff
medium wheelbase
everything else is FT set-up
the problem is i need to drop 1 more second off my lap times. or id be happy with .5 sec. I'm just as fast as the quicker guys down the straight and through the jumps. so i'm thinking my corner speed needs to be more.. anyone see anything wrong with my set-up? go to 0 hubs? more/less timing? i'm temping at 110 on motor/esc
indoor clay
whats everyone running for Castor blocks? 25 or 30? also what rear hubs? and toe block?



