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Old 07-13-2003, 03:56 PM
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Anyone tried Putnam brushes in a Reedy KR? I've recently started mod racing and have a load of putnams left from my stock days, I wondered what they would work like?
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They'd probably burn up in 4 minutes.
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I wouldn't try putting Putnam brushes in a Kr. Todd himself recommends quazars in a mod.
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Thanks for the replys guys, I suspected as much but thought I would ask for any opinions.
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John I have found quazars to be the brushes in my Orion Core 8x2 next would have to be the integy brushes that hobbie place has
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It wouldn't hurt to try them.. Depending on the number of turns your running they might work pretty good.
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Putnam brushes last only one run in 19T, you'll probably burn up the motor in less than 2 minute unless you run 14 turn or higher.
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That's about right. At the Reedy Race, the most runs I got on a pair of Putnam green shunts is two.
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Originally posted by RCInfinity
That's about right. At the Reedy Race, the most runs I got on a pair of Putnam green shunts is two.
*cough*cough* shoulda used 4499's putty boy.
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Old 07-16-2003, 09:35 PM
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wats putnam brushes like ? i've heard of ppl using them...are they any good for stock ?
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They are THE brush to use in stock...nothing better on the market (in my ever so humble, but always right opinion). Todd builds the best stock motors and (unlike most other motor builders) has his own brushes made to spec.
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are they high silver content ?
where can i get them or the motor that you are referring to
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Where do you get info on these quazars brushes?
Thanks..........
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Yes, the Putnam green brushes are their highest-silver content ones(& maybe the highest silver content you can get anywhere), & that's why they're so hard on a comm, because silver does that(it's great for power, but not known for its lubricating properties), and for Quasars, those are made by Reedy, so you can get 'em just about anywhere.....
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