23T motor thread
08-23-2004, 09:50 AM
#767
Dave - you've got PM. 
Rob
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08-24-2004, 04:40 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: RPM on 23T motor
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
The LR is the king of RPM for the 23T`s that are out now
a little brush magic and a some hood adjustments with a little spring tweaking
and you can get 40000+ rpm form the LR..
as far as the RZ goes.. I know if a few tricks but it will not come near 40000 RPM... the most I have been able to get from the RZ is about 37000 ish
-Dave
The LR is the king of RPM for the 23T`s that are out now
a little brush magic and a some hood adjustments with a little spring tweaking and you can get 40000+ rpm form the LR..as far as the RZ goes.. I know if a few tricks but it will not come near 40000 RPM... the most I have been able to get from the RZ is about 37000 ish
-Dave
08-25-2004, 05:49 AM
#772
The new RZ is more RPM based, while the TZ is more of a torque motor, from what I understand. Also, the RZ has laydown brushes while the TZ has standup brushes.
Rob
Rob
08-25-2004, 04:44 PM
#773
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atlas
what doyou guys think about an atlas progress is is a good motor ir was my freind ripped of
08-26-2004, 06:43 PM
#775
Re: LR AND SR YOKOMO"S
Originally posted by DZ
Hi guys,
Is there any differnce between the LR and SR in the yokomo range, besides the brushes? are the cans different? or maybe the arms?
Cheers Damien
Hi guys,
Is there any differnce between the LR and SR in the yokomo range, besides the brushes? are the cans different? or maybe the arms?
Cheers Damien
-Dave
08-26-2004, 07:03 PM
#776
Dave, I got the handout motor for the TCS and am tuning it. Love the brushes you sent me. I've discovered that they work better after the cross sectional serrations are almost gone.
08-26-2004, 07:12 PM
#777
Originally posted by Neil Rabara
Dave, I got the handout motor for the TCS and am tuning it. Love the brushes you sent me. I've discovered that they work better after the cross sectional serrations are almost gone.
Dave, I got the handout motor for the TCS and am tuning it. Love the brushes you sent me. I've discovered that they work better after the cross sectional serrations are almost gone.
a couple drops of tribro and wipe the brush off when you are breaking in to brushes and they will rock Glad that you like them
...but if you like those you will love the newer ones with more silver -Dave
08-26-2004, 07:20 PM
#778
I haven't received the motor you sent me yet. Since, I have the spec motor, I am going to focus on that. When I get yours, I'll return it to you.
08-26-2004, 08:18 PM
#780
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Re: Re: LR AND SR YOKOMO"S
Originally posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
The Yokomo SR and LR are pretty much the same motor.. Both of them have a 3mm core rotor with 6 ports and the can has the same magnet...it's just that the endbell is different ...AKA Laydown vs Standup these motors seem to like the new 3600 batteries better than the 3300 GP cells..?? but the ST and LT like the GP 3300 cells better.. kind of weird.. but I can turn faster laps with the SR and LR with the Sanyo 3600..?? don"t ask
-Dave
The Yokomo SR and LR are pretty much the same motor.. Both of them have a 3mm core rotor with 6 ports and the can has the same magnet...it's just that the endbell is different ...AKA Laydown vs Standup these motors seem to like the new 3600 batteries better than the 3300 GP cells..?? but the ST and LT like the GP 3300 cells better.. kind of weird.. but I can turn faster laps with the SR and LR with the Sanyo 3600..?? don"t ask
-Dave
So guys...racing Stock...23T...Sanyo is ur cells I'm getting 2 myself.
and stick to ur GPs if you're running modified.Bryan
