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Old 09-28-2005, 03:49 AM
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Just brought an EA Monster Stock to have a go at 27T.

My question is what`s a good gear ratio to start with in my TC3 i`m thinking around 6.5 to 7.0ish, the tracks layed out on two netball courts and changes meet to meet.

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Old 09-28-2005, 04:22 AM
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yeah Tag I will be at that one
and my birthday is the 8th so everyone let me win
hahahaha
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Looks like a night out after the races...
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Old 09-28-2005, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by NOZ69
Just brought an EA Monster Stock to have a go at 27T.

My question is what`s a good gear ratio to start with in my TC3 i`m thinking around 6.5 to 7.0ish, the tracks layed out on two netball courts and changes meet to meet.

Cheers
I would try 7.0-7.2 you wil lbe safe there...If it starts to lag on the strait...go up a tooth...if it is fine on the strait and it is gettign too hot then drop a tooth...It isn't a perfect science but it does take a few runs to get the pefect gear ratio....
And that is why I still use 64pitch gears...
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Old 09-29-2005, 05:39 PM
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good luck to all the EA drivers competing in the upcoming ROAR Nats.
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Old 10-02-2005, 03:47 PM
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Hey Guys,

Just got home from the Paved Oval nats. I leave Tuesday for the On road Nats so orders after tuesday wont be shipped till I get home the following Tuesday.

I updated the site with products. Factory Team Packs are now 1.180+ at 35 amps and Team packs are up to 1.179 at 35 amps.

Reedy quad magnet 19 turns are in stock and ready to ship.

Jaco tires are in stock and ready to ship.

More to come when I return!!

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Old 10-02-2005, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Shookie
I would try 7.0-7.2 you wil lbe safe there...If it starts to lag on the strait...go up a tooth...if it is fine on the strait and it is gettign too hot then drop a tooth...It isn't a perfect science but it does take a few runs to get the pefect gear ratio....
And that is why I still use 64pitch gears...
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Thanks Mr.Shookie... I`ll give that a go

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Old 10-03-2005, 04:48 PM
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EA-If ouve got time before you leave for the Nats-could you shoot me some motor set-ups to try Wednesday night practice for 12th stock and stock sedan. ROAR stock-IB3800's.

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Old 10-05-2005, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by EAMotorsports
Buddy,

Taking a little off the edges reduced the overlap which drops the timing a little. I will take away RPM but will add torque, watts and eff. To give an idea how much to take the width of a comm slot on the comm is 2 degrees. So if you took that width off each side you would be running a 20 degree stock motor!! But it will have tons of rip!! The higher the timing the more rpm and ampdraw you have.

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Wher you say taking a bit off of each side.... you mean each brush or each side on both brushes? I am not sure but I think is take a bit off of one side of each brush, please correct me if I am wrong. Do you scrap a bit off of the trailing edge or of the leading edge of the brush, and would that be the same amount for both brushes?
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Originally Posted by JLMG1971
Erick
Wher you say taking a bit off of each side.... you mean each brush or each side on both brushes? I am not sure but I think is take a bit off of one side of each brush, please correct me if I am wrong. Do you scrap a bit off of the trailing edge or of the leading edge of the brush, and would that be the same amount for both brushes?
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each side of 1 brush (leading/trailing edges as they are known )
yes the same both sides ,
you don`t need to take loads off to make a difference

i use a finger nail file ,the serrations on this is not to vicous
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Hi,

I am looking to find out more about dyno's thought here would be a good start. What dyno does EA use for all there motors and what do you guys think about the Fantom Fact Dyno?

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Old 10-06-2005, 03:10 AM
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I believe it's the Competition Electronic's Dyno which is no longer made now , But is considered by many to be the best Dyno ever made and the "ONLY" one really worth considering if your serious about it.
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Old 10-06-2005, 03:14 AM
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How does the Atlas 19T compare to the Trinity C2? The local fast guy at our track was running one the other night and it seemed ballistic.

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Originally Posted by Merciless
I believe it's the Competition Electronic's Dyno which is no longer made now , But is considered by many to be the best Dyno ever made and the "ONLY" one really worth considering if your serious about it.
Great,

Thankyou now all I have to do is find one! Know anyone or anyplace that may have one in stock that hasn't been sold since they discontinued it?

Cheers mate.
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Old 10-06-2005, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Davo
Great,

Thankyou now all I have to do is find one! Know anyone or anyplace that may have one in stock that hasn't been sold since they discontinued it?

Cheers mate.
LOL...they stopped making them years ago. Your best bet is to check out ebay and expect to pay!!
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Old 10-06-2005, 11:50 AM
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Which EA motor do you guys prefer in indoor carpet racing 19 turn?

I just picked up a C2 based 19 turn with f brushes today, can`t wait to try it. It stands EAM 2003 C2 on top of the case, does that means that the motor is from 2003????
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