Pro-match Batteries
#4066
Tech Regular
Originally Posted by yellow15
I bought some Promatch GP3700 last year. I normally practice every weekend and I race every 2nd week (awesome battery btw). I've got some old GP3300 that i use as practice packs.. So i wonder what is better to my promatch battery? should i use them every week (i.e on practice and race days) or would it be better if i store them and only use them on the race days?
#4067
Tech Elite
iTrader: (5)
Originally Posted by yellow15
anyone?
John Hughes
#4068
yellow15: sorry we did not respond sooner....
thanks jjmudd!!
thanks jjmudd!!
#4069
Tech Fanatic
Got my packs in 2 days! Cant beat the service or the price. Only drawback was the packs got built wrong. I can really fault you guys for that though, I called and change the order 3 times! Thanks again for the great service though. Looking forward to having some HP this weekend.
#4070
Let us know how you like them!
#4071
Tech Adept
Hello, I am getting ready for a new season of racing after being out for a while. I would like some advise on the new cells that are available. There are so many batteries out there I am just overwelmed with all the different choices. I will be running a Team TC4. I would like to know what roar approved batteries fit into the tub chassis of the TC4. I know that using thin battery bars will also make a difference. I will be running sportman stock class. Thanks for any help you can give me.
#4072
Tech Lord
iTrader: (26)
Originally Posted by yellow15
anyone?
once i feel my race packs are not up to par anymore, i make them my practice packs. hope that helps.
#4073
Try the 3600's they are awesome for stock,lots of punch,great voltage and lighter than the 3800's.
#4074
Hey Erica, got the cells today...thanks.....great #'s
Dwayne Flodell
Dwayne Flodell
#4075
Tech Elite
iTrader: (5)
Originally Posted by tandman
Hey Erica, got the cells today...thanks.....great #'s
Dwayne Flodell
Dwayne Flodell
Your gonna love the cells!!
Erika,
This is a guy you want running your gear. He is legit fast and getting quicker, he attends more races than anyone I know and he is more than willing to help anyone out. He is a great guy and would look great in Pro Match gear and would promote your product well in our sister city, Calgary.
John Hughes.
#4076
Hey thanks JJ, I also secured a new venue for asphalt racing in Airdrie....I will keep you posted but I can tell you this.....it's 130'x80' of smooth brand new asphalt
I will be in touch.
Thanks again.....Dwayne Flodell
I will be in touch.
Thanks again.....Dwayne Flodell
#4077
anyone tried the new IB4200's?
since the voltages are higher throughout the 5 min race, are the motors now fading quicker?
since the voltages are higher throughout the 5 min race, are the motors now fading quicker?
#4078
Originally Posted by highwayman
anyone tried the new IB4200's?
since the voltages are higher throughout the 5 min race, are the motors now fading quicker?
since the voltages are higher throughout the 5 min race, are the motors now fading quicker?
#4079
i would have to agree with promatchrcr.
and looking at the discharge curve of the 4200, they do not have more voltage in the first 5-8min. they have the same voltage for longer.a good matched set of 3800 give you over 1.20 for 470-500 seconds. that is well past the 5min mark. 8 min is only 480 secs. I have 3800 with over 500sec of 1.20+. also their IR is not any lower.
the cells to watch are the IP cells, no more voltage, but the IR on the newer series is way low. that means more punch.
and looking at the discharge curve of the 4200, they do not have more voltage in the first 5-8min. they have the same voltage for longer.a good matched set of 3800 give you over 1.20 for 470-500 seconds. that is well past the 5min mark. 8 min is only 480 secs. I have 3800 with over 500sec of 1.20+. also their IR is not any lower.
the cells to watch are the IP cells, no more voltage, but the IR on the newer series is way low. that means more punch.
#4080
the new promatch IP3800