Is there anybody running a 10.5 brushless motors in there pan car,
If there is can you give me a starting point for FDR and possibly a motor timing position, your help will be most appreciated.Many thanks
1/12 brushless
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blueskieshlg
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1/12 brushless
Hi All
Is there anybody running a 10.5 brushless motors in there pan car, If there is can you give me a starting point for FDR and possibly a motor timing position, your help will be most appreciated.
Many thanks
Is there anybody running a 10.5 brushless motors in there pan car,
If there is can you give me a starting point for FDR and possibly a motor timing position, your help will be most appreciated.Many thanks
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Wacker1
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- Name: Dean Gibbs(Wacker1)
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Re: 1/12 brushless
Hi mate,
Yes, there are a small group of us running 10.5T Brushless Motors in our 12th Pan Cars.
The recommended Final Drive Ratio for a 10.5T on Brand New Tyres(around 48mm) is around a 58 Rollout.......which would be an 88 Spur Gear/34 Pinion..........eventhough I'm currently on an 88/31, as I find that seems to be better for the size of the Track at the Hinckley Club.
I think that most People leave the Timing on their Motor on '0'............as it came from the Factory!
Regards,
Dean.
Yes, there are a small group of us running 10.5T Brushless Motors in our 12th Pan Cars.
The recommended Final Drive Ratio for a 10.5T on Brand New Tyres(around 48mm) is around a 58 Rollout.......which would be an 88 Spur Gear/34 Pinion..........eventhough I'm currently on an 88/31, as I find that seems to be better for the size of the Track at the Hinckley Club.
I think that most People leave the Timing on their Motor on '0'............as it came from the Factory!
Regards,
Dean.