RBconcept V12
09-03-2004, 03:05 PM
#31
Originally posted by compaq888
HUH
here are my findings:
A:
1st gear 49/17 7.292
2nd gear 45/21 5.421
top speed 45.369mph
B:
1st gear 48/18 6.747
2nd gear 44/22 5.060
top speed 48.609mph
I don't know where you got your numbers, but due to my calculations if I go with the 45/21 gearing combo I will get more accelaration but I will lose 3mph in the top end.
Also i factored in the foams, which are 60mm in diameter, if i go with 65mm foams then my gearing will give me the top speed of 52mph.
you see, the bigger the pinion and the smaller the spur the faster you go. You can't have a pinion too big because it will damage the motor. If you go with 4 stroke motor and gear the pinion really high and the spur really small you'll be as fast as the 2 stroke guys or even faster. I can see a RRR with a 4 stroke whooping on everybody at the track in the future, because 4 strokes got the torque.
HUH
here are my findings:
A:
1st gear 49/17 7.292
2nd gear 45/21 5.421
top speed 45.369mph
B:
1st gear 48/18 6.747
2nd gear 44/22 5.060
top speed 48.609mph
I don't know where you got your numbers, but due to my calculations if I go with the 45/21 gearing combo I will get more accelaration but I will lose 3mph in the top end.
Also i factored in the foams, which are 60mm in diameter, if i go with 65mm foams then my gearing will give me the top speed of 52mph.
you see, the bigger the pinion and the smaller the spur the faster you go. You can't have a pinion too big because it will damage the motor. If you go with 4 stroke motor and gear the pinion really high and the spur really small you'll be as fast as the 2 stroke guys or even faster. I can see a RRR with a 4 stroke whooping on everybody at the track in the future, because 4 strokes got the torque.
Where i got my numbers is the same place you got yours, just change your attitude and open your mind, and just take suggestions with the right attitude....LIKE THANK YOU.
You stated that you were running all over the track in first gear, and shifting very late on the main straight...so you are 90% of the time running on 6.747 to 1 gear ratio...so do your maths and factoring etc.etc. and tell me what is your average speed per lap.
Races aren't won on just going fast on the main straight, races are won with the best time lap per lap, so you have to compromise.
Break the track in two sectors, inside and main straight, take split times and see were you are strong and correct your weakness.
With my suggestion you might loose some 3 mph on the straight but win so much on the rest of the track, and in average you are running with a 6.35 to 1 gear ratio, and if you still wan't some more top speed just drop in a 44 spur on second gear and try.
I don't know the size of your track, but ours has a main straight of apx 200 FT. and a lot of technical turns and short straights on the inside which makes a total lap of 1,100FT but since it is not a flowing design it is considered a short to medium track, and Kyoshos, Serpents and Mugens are geared 7.135 to 1 in first gear and 5.294 to 1 in second gear with more or less 62 mm tire dia.
Do your math, open your mind, and don't tell me that is normal to run a two speed car on first gear most of the time on a track that can be run with two speeds. Definetely you are doing something wrong. And don't get offended when people are trying to help you. Just be gratefull and experiment.
AFM
09-03-2004, 03:22 PM
#32
Tech Adept
good points! gracias...
Originally posted by afm
Compaq
Where i got my numbers is the same place you got yours, just change your attitude and open your mind, and just take suggestions with the right attitude....LIKE THANK YOU.
You stated that you were running all over the track in first gear, and shifting very late on the main straight...so you are 90% of the time running on 6.747 to 1 gear ratio...so do your maths and factoring etc.etc. and tell me what is your average speed per lap.
Races aren't won on just going fast on the main straight, races are won with the best time lap per lap, so you have to compromise.
Break the track in two sectors, inside and main straight, take split times and see were you are strong and correct your weakness.
With my suggestion you might loose some 3 mph on the straight but win so much on the rest of the track, and in average you are running with a 6.35 to 1 gear ratio, and if you still wan't some more top speed just drop in a 44 spur on second gear and try.
I don't know the size of your track, but ours has a main straight of apx 200 FT. and a lot of technical turns and short straights on the inside which makes a total lap of 1,100FT but since it is not a flowing design it is considered a short to medium track, and Kyoshos, Serpents and Mugens are geared 7.135 to 1 in first gear and 5.294 to 1 in second gear with more or less 62 mm tire dia.
Do your math, open your mind, and don't tell me that is normal to run a two speed car on first gear most of the time on a track that can be run with two speeds. Definetely you are doing something wrong. And don't get offended when people are trying to help you. Just be gratefull and experiment.
AFM
Compaq
Where i got my numbers is the same place you got yours, just change your attitude and open your mind, and just take suggestions with the right attitude....LIKE THANK YOU.
You stated that you were running all over the track in first gear, and shifting very late on the main straight...so you are 90% of the time running on 6.747 to 1 gear ratio...so do your maths and factoring etc.etc. and tell me what is your average speed per lap.
Races aren't won on just going fast on the main straight, races are won with the best time lap per lap, so you have to compromise.
Break the track in two sectors, inside and main straight, take split times and see were you are strong and correct your weakness.
With my suggestion you might loose some 3 mph on the straight but win so much on the rest of the track, and in average you are running with a 6.35 to 1 gear ratio, and if you still wan't some more top speed just drop in a 44 spur on second gear and try.
I don't know the size of your track, but ours has a main straight of apx 200 FT. and a lot of technical turns and short straights on the inside which makes a total lap of 1,100FT but since it is not a flowing design it is considered a short to medium track, and Kyoshos, Serpents and Mugens are geared 7.135 to 1 in first gear and 5.294 to 1 in second gear with more or less 62 mm tire dia.
Do your math, open your mind, and don't tell me that is normal to run a two speed car on first gear most of the time on a track that can be run with two speeds. Definetely you are doing something wrong. And don't get offended when people are trying to help you. Just be gratefull and experiment.
AFM
09-03-2004, 05:43 PM
#33
hope I haven't missed all the fun. 
09-03-2004, 08:45 PM
#34
Tech Master
Originally posted by afm
Compaq
Where i got my numbers is the same place you got yours, just change your attitude and open your mind, and just take suggestions with the right attitude....LIKE THANK YOU.
You stated that you were running all over the track in first gear, and shifting very late on the main straight...so you are 90% of the time running on 6.747 to 1 gear ratio...so do your maths and factoring etc.etc. and tell me what is your average speed per lap.
Races aren't won on just going fast on the main straight, races are won with the best time lap per lap, so you have to compromise.
Break the track in two sectors, inside and main straight, take split times and see were you are strong and correct your weakness.
With my suggestion you might loose some 3 mph on the straight but win so much on the rest of the track, and in average you are running with a 6.35 to 1 gear ratio, and if you still wan't some more top speed just drop in a 44 spur on second gear and try.
I don't know the size of your track, but ours has a main straight of apx 200 FT. and a lot of technical turns and short straights on the inside which makes a total lap of 1,100FT but since it is not a flowing design it is considered a short to medium track, and Kyoshos, Serpents and Mugens are geared 7.135 to 1 in first gear and 5.294 to 1 in second gear with more or less 62 mm tire dia.
Do your math, open your mind, and don't tell me that is normal to run a two speed car on first gear most of the time on a track that can be run with two speeds. Definetely you are doing something wrong. And don't get offended when people are trying to help you. Just be gratefull and experiment.
AFM
Compaq
Where i got my numbers is the same place you got yours, just change your attitude and open your mind, and just take suggestions with the right attitude....LIKE THANK YOU.
You stated that you were running all over the track in first gear, and shifting very late on the main straight...so you are 90% of the time running on 6.747 to 1 gear ratio...so do your maths and factoring etc.etc. and tell me what is your average speed per lap.
Races aren't won on just going fast on the main straight, races are won with the best time lap per lap, so you have to compromise.
Break the track in two sectors, inside and main straight, take split times and see were you are strong and correct your weakness.
With my suggestion you might loose some 3 mph on the straight but win so much on the rest of the track, and in average you are running with a 6.35 to 1 gear ratio, and if you still wan't some more top speed just drop in a 44 spur on second gear and try.
I don't know the size of your track, but ours has a main straight of apx 200 FT. and a lot of technical turns and short straights on the inside which makes a total lap of 1,100FT but since it is not a flowing design it is considered a short to medium track, and Kyoshos, Serpents and Mugens are geared 7.135 to 1 in first gear and 5.294 to 1 in second gear with more or less 62 mm tire dia.
Do your math, open your mind, and don't tell me that is normal to run a two speed car on first gear most of the time on a track that can be run with two speeds. Definetely you are doing something wrong. And don't get offended when people are trying to help you. Just be gratefull and experiment.
AFM
09-04-2004, 12:28 AM
#36
Tech Adept
And, if you don't listen, you ain't going no where, eventually!
Originally posted by GrandeGixxer
If you don't experiment, you will never get faster. or as fast as the guys that do.
If you don't experiment, you will never get faster. or as fast as the guys that do.
09-04-2004, 09:42 AM
#37
Originally posted by afm
Compaq
Where i got my numbers is the same place you got yours, just change your attitude and open your mind, and just take suggestions with the right attitude....LIKE THANK YOU.
You stated that you were running all over the track in first gear, and shifting very late on the main straight...so you are 90% of the time running on 6.747 to 1 gear ratio...so do your maths and factoring etc.etc. and tell me what is your average speed per lap.
Races aren't won on just going fast on the main straight, races are won with the best time lap per lap, so you have to compromise.
Break the track in two sectors, inside and main straight, take split times and see were you are strong and correct your weakness.
With my suggestion you might loose some 3 mph on the straight but win so much on the rest of the track, and in average you are running with a 6.35 to 1 gear ratio, and if you still wan't some more top speed just drop in a 44 spur on second gear and try.
I don't know the size of your track, but ours has a main straight of apx 200 FT. and a lot of technical turns and short straights on the inside which makes a total lap of 1,100FT but since it is not a flowing design it is considered a short to medium track, and Kyoshos, Serpents and Mugens are geared 7.135 to 1 in first gear and 5.294 to 1 in second gear with more or less 62 mm tire dia.
Do your math, open your mind, and don't tell me that is normal to run a two speed car on first gear most of the time on a track that can be run with two speeds. Definetely you are doing something wrong. And don't get offended when people are trying to help you. Just be gratefull and experiment.
AFM
Compaq
Where i got my numbers is the same place you got yours, just change your attitude and open your mind, and just take suggestions with the right attitude....LIKE THANK YOU.
You stated that you were running all over the track in first gear, and shifting very late on the main straight...so you are 90% of the time running on 6.747 to 1 gear ratio...so do your maths and factoring etc.etc. and tell me what is your average speed per lap.
Races aren't won on just going fast on the main straight, races are won with the best time lap per lap, so you have to compromise.
Break the track in two sectors, inside and main straight, take split times and see were you are strong and correct your weakness.
With my suggestion you might loose some 3 mph on the straight but win so much on the rest of the track, and in average you are running with a 6.35 to 1 gear ratio, and if you still wan't some more top speed just drop in a 44 spur on second gear and try.
I don't know the size of your track, but ours has a main straight of apx 200 FT. and a lot of technical turns and short straights on the inside which makes a total lap of 1,100FT but since it is not a flowing design it is considered a short to medium track, and Kyoshos, Serpents and Mugens are geared 7.135 to 1 in first gear and 5.294 to 1 in second gear with more or less 62 mm tire dia.
Do your math, open your mind, and don't tell me that is normal to run a two speed car on first gear most of the time on a track that can be run with two speeds. Definetely you are doing something wrong. And don't get offended when people are trying to help you. Just be gratefull and experiment.
AFM
09-04-2004, 11:23 AM
#38
The idea on gearing IMHO is to gear your first gear as low as possible to get the most accelaration as possible and the same time not over rev your engine on the straight on second gear. The most time on a track is gained on the infield, not the straight. You can gain on someone on the straight but if he is faster out of the turns he will always have an advantage on you.
The idea of a 2spd car is not to go faster, although it can be geard that way, the idea is to get to the top speed as fast as possible.
The idea of a 2spd car is not to go faster, although it can be geard that way, the idea is to get to the top speed as fast as possible.
09-04-2004, 05:09 PM
#40
Tech Master
Originally posted by compaq888
I'm not offended, I'm just pointing out my results. The first mistake I made was keeping the shift point late. I'm going to change the shift point first and see if my lap time changes. If it doesn't then I will experiment with the gearing. Right now it's 18.2 sec per lap.
I'm not offended, I'm just pointing out my results. The first mistake I made was keeping the shift point late. I'm going to change the shift point first and see if my lap time changes. If it doesn't then I will experiment with the gearing. Right now it's 18.2 sec per lap.
Just wonder how you get the lap times that's all!
09-04-2004, 09:22 PM
#41
Originally posted by Ah10
How did you measure your lap time? if you were saying your car is all over the places infield, it is next to impossible to do 18sec laps especially at Crystal Park! those fast drivers do around mid to high 15's to low 16's with pretty much perfect drive lines!
Just wonder how you get the lap times that's all!
How did you measure your lap time? if you were saying your car is all over the places infield, it is next to impossible to do 18sec laps especially at Crystal Park! those fast drivers do around mid to high 15's to low 16's with pretty much perfect drive lines!
Just wonder how you get the lap times that's all!
I have a lap system on my JR xs3 pro radio, I ain't going to spend $200 on a radio and not have a lap system.
Shall we have a 20 page thread how inaccurate my lap counter is on my JR radio?
My average time is in the low 20's, I only managed to pull off one lap of 18.2
09-05-2004, 09:42 AM
#42
Originally posted by compaq888
I love it when you guys are doubting me, that's why this hobby never gets boring.
I have a lap system on my JR xs3 pro radio, I ain't going to spend $200 on a radio and not have a lap system.
Shall we have a 20 page thread how inaccurate my lap counter is on my JR radio?
My average time is in the low 20's, I only managed to pull off one lap of 18.2
I love it when you guys are doubting me, that's why this hobby never gets boring.
I have a lap system on my JR xs3 pro radio, I ain't going to spend $200 on a radio and not have a lap system.
Shall we have a 20 page thread how inaccurate my lap counter is on my JR radio?
My average time is in the low 20's, I only managed to pull off one lap of 18.2
09-05-2004, 10:17 AM
#43
Suspended
v12
i just ordered a rb v12 (430)is this a good motor?
09-05-2004, 10:53 AM
#44
Tech Master
Originally posted by compaq888
I love it when you guys are doubting me, that's why this hobby never gets boring.
I have a lap system on my JR xs3 pro radio, I ain't going to spend $200 on a radio and not have a lap system.
Shall we have a 20 page thread how inaccurate my lap counter is on my JR radio?
My average time is in the low 20's, I only managed to pull off one lap of 18.2
I love it when you guys are doubting me, that's why this hobby never gets boring.
I have a lap system on my JR xs3 pro radio, I ain't going to spend $200 on a radio and not have a lap system.
Shall we have a 20 page thread how inaccurate my lap counter is on my JR radio?
My average time is in the low 20's, I only managed to pull off one lap of 18.2
I might be dumb or not good at this hobby, but it took me a long while to break 18's lap and now I am in low to mid 16's
One more thing, if you had to ask someone for advise that means you dont know the answer to your question! So Please take it not arguring on the advise. If you keep on doing that no one will ever give you and advise or help!
Just my $0.02