Team Scream Racing
#1514

Is it best to leave timing where it is set at for 2wd buggy? Run on both medium sized and small track and the small track I drop 2 teeth in pinion. I ask as I've had other brand motors whose sensor board deviations jump when adjusting the timing board. Currently my motor is set at 44 degrees. Is there an optimum timing/or amp draw for 2wd applications or best served just leaving timing as is? Thx all
#1515

Is it best to leave timing where it is set at for 2wd buggy? Run on both medium sized and small track and the small track I drop 2 teeth in pinion. I ask as I've had other brand motors whose sensor board deviations jump when adjusting the timing board. Currently my motor is set at 44 degrees. Is there an optimum timing/or amp draw for 2wd applications or best served just leaving timing as is? Thx all