Ask Steve "The Evicerator" Weiss
#5792
I'm pretty sure every time we all see you online, at least one person says "Hey, We should ALL invite Steve, maybe he'll get the hint." It's even better when you're watching a movie.
I'm pretty sure about half the time you can put my name behind that quote...but oh well.
The Hymenator's all think you should play though.....
I'm pretty sure about half the time you can put my name behind that quote...but oh well.
The Hymenator's all think you should play though.....
#5793
Tech Elite
iTrader: (63)
steve if i got a brand new gtb 4.5r brushless system, (might be old stock)
the gtb does not have li-po cuttoff, and the motor has the ribbed can,
does this mean it might have a sintered rotor or not?
I dont really want to open the motor to check, is there a easyier way?
the gtb does not have li-po cuttoff, and the motor has the ribbed can,
does this mean it might have a sintered rotor or not?
I dont really want to open the motor to check, is there a easyier way?
#5794
The Evicerator
Alright alright... I'll try to play more... !
I'm pretty sure every time we all see you online, at least one person says "Hey, We should ALL invite Steve, maybe he'll get the hint." It's even better when you're watching a movie.
I'm pretty sure about half the time you can put my name behind that quote...but oh well.
The Hymenator's all think you should play though.....
I'm pretty sure about half the time you can put my name behind that quote...but oh well.
The Hymenator's all think you should play though.....
#5795
The Evicerator
Losi,
There's a chance th emotor might have a bonded rotor in it... you should be able to spin the shaft on the motor and feel for yourself.... a bonded rotor shouldn't have the magnetic cog that the sintered rotor has.
If you can't tell by feeling it then the only way to tell is to open it up...
If you send me the serial # I might be able to look it up and see if they have some notes regarding when they started including the sintered rotors in the 4.5s
There's a chance th emotor might have a bonded rotor in it... you should be able to spin the shaft on the motor and feel for yourself.... a bonded rotor shouldn't have the magnetic cog that the sintered rotor has.
If you can't tell by feeling it then the only way to tell is to open it up...
If you send me the serial # I might be able to look it up and see if they have some notes regarding when they started including the sintered rotors in the 4.5s
#5796
Tech Master
iTrader: (49)
Back on the 13mm rotor, I tried going up 2 teeth on the pinion, still not nearly as quick as the standard sintered rotor. I'm running oval with a FD of 4.54 in a TC5 (100/44 64p)8.5 4 cell 4200's. Will running oval make a difference in the gearing for the 13mm or is it not a good choice for that application?
#5797
The Evicerator
looped,
I personally don't have any experience with our stuff in oval... I will talk to charlie about it tomorrow and see if he has got any information that will help you.
I personally don't have any experience with our stuff in oval... I will talk to charlie about it tomorrow and see if he has got any information that will help you.
Back on the 13mm rotor, I tried going up 2 teeth on the pinion, still not nearly as quick as the standard sintered rotor. I'm running oval with a FD of 4.54 in a TC5 (100/44 64p)8.5 4 cell 4200's. Will running oval make a difference in the gearing for the 13mm or is it not a good choice for that application?
#5799
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the reply.
A couple more questions for you:
What do you think about your mate Brian 'coming back' into top-level racing? How do you think he'll do?
Also, what's up with this Steven Weiss that's going around Europe, impersonating you? I mean, he tries, but c'mon, there's no Elvis glasses, no pirate hat, no mad-dogging anyone, it's like he just wants to use your name. It's just not cricket.
Thanks for the reply.
A couple more questions for you:
What do you think about your mate Brian 'coming back' into top-level racing? How do you think he'll do?
Also, what's up with this Steven Weiss that's going around Europe, impersonating you? I mean, he tries, but c'mon, there's no Elvis glasses, no pirate hat, no mad-dogging anyone, it's like he just wants to use your name. It's just not cricket.
#5800
The Evicerator
Hi Frank!
Thanks for the inqueries!!
As far as BK goes I think it's great that he's out there racing and being competitive right from the get go! I am anxious to see how things keep going for him and I have every bit of faith in him!
As far as Mr. Steven Weiss from Germany... all I can say about that is that I was born first, therefore I have the name first
Thanks for the inqueries!!
As far as BK goes I think it's great that he's out there racing and being competitive right from the get go! I am anxious to see how things keep going for him and I have every bit of faith in him!
As far as Mr. Steven Weiss from Germany... all I can say about that is that I was born first, therefore I have the name first
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the reply.
A couple more questions for you:
What do you think about your mate Brian 'coming back' into top-level racing? How do you think he'll do?
Also, what's up with this Steven Weiss that's going around Europe, impersonating you? I mean, he tries, but c'mon, there's no Elvis glasses, no pirate hat, no mad-dogging anyone, it's like he just wants to use your name. It's just not cricket.
Thanks for the reply.
A couple more questions for you:
What do you think about your mate Brian 'coming back' into top-level racing? How do you think he'll do?
Also, what's up with this Steven Weiss that's going around Europe, impersonating you? I mean, he tries, but c'mon, there's no Elvis glasses, no pirate hat, no mad-dogging anyone, it's like he just wants to use your name. It's just not cricket.
#5803
diff
Hey steve
what have you found lowering and raising the diffs on the 008.
thanks.
what have you found lowering and raising the diffs on the 008.
thanks.
#5804
The Evicerator
hey Noob-smoke,
I haven't played with it too much with the 008 so far but generally speaking when you lower the diff at one end of the car you reduce the traction at that end of the car.
For instance, if you lower the rear diff, you should get less rear grip... usually it's overall grip...so less forward and less side bite.
With the front it gets a little more tricky... but with the diff high I usually feel like the car is smooth turning in but will have more mid/exit steering.
With the front diff low it will get into the corner harder but will have more of a tendancy to push in the middle/exit of the corner.
I haven't played with it too much with the 008 so far but generally speaking when you lower the diff at one end of the car you reduce the traction at that end of the car.
For instance, if you lower the rear diff, you should get less rear grip... usually it's overall grip...so less forward and less side bite.
With the front it gets a little more tricky... but with the diff high I usually feel like the car is smooth turning in but will have more mid/exit steering.
With the front diff low it will get into the corner harder but will have more of a tendancy to push in the middle/exit of the corner.
#5805
Tech Master
iTrader: (39)
Back on the 13mm rotor, I tried going up 2 teeth on the pinion, still not nearly as quick as the standard sintered rotor. I'm running oval with a FD of 4.54 in a TC5 (100/44 64p)8.5 4 cell 4200's. Will running oval make a difference in the gearing for the 13mm or is it not a good choice for that application?