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ianski68 23-04-2013 05:29 PM

What Pinion?
 
i have a Losi 22 with a 76t spur. i have now got a 10.5t motor ane wanted to know what size pinion to use..

thanks.

cunawarit 23-04-2013 10:03 PM

Page 33 of the manual says 24. :)

Frecklychimp 23-04-2013 11:27 PM

Depends what track length and if its tight/open, surface, weather, tyres, temperature, how fast you want to go etc etc... also depends on speedo settings.

For that wind get 23T, 24T and 25T pinions and you should be good for most circumstances... I use 22/23 on a 8.5T with mild boost, 21/22 on 6.5T with lower boost

Sometimes it is advised to use the manual suggestions loosely on gearing as the advice will be based on running on Clay/Dirt tracks and higher ambient temperatures so on some cars it can be way out to gearing for higher bite UK tracks

Robby 24-04-2013 12:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cunawarit (Post 768374)
Page 33 of the manual says 24. :)

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

As a wise man once said, "If all else fails, read the f-ing manual."

ianski68 24-04-2013 07:07 AM

a wise man once told me " Never believe it just because it is written"

lol... i know whats in the manual but that is a base stock setting, wanted to know what others were running with that combo.....

another wise man told me

"Its good to know the ways of our adversaries" :p:p:lol::lol:

Robby 24-04-2013 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ianski68 (Post 768434)
a wise man once told me " Never believe it just because it is written"

lol... i know whats in the manual but that is a base stock setting, wanted to know what others were running with that combo.....

:lol::woot::rolleyes:
TLR wouldn't have written it if it wasn't correct - and that's the whole point of a "base stock setting," to get you in the ballpark and then you adjust from there based on the track you're running (just like everybody else does).

Quote:

Originally Posted by ianski68 (Post 768434)
another wise man told me

"Its good to know the ways of our adversaries" :p:p:lol::lol:

And that's why you ask at the track, of your adversaries - and not somebody else's. ;)


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gigooloo 24-04-2013 09:16 PM

Has anybody already tried to get the motor as far back as possible in a mid motor buy using a smaller spur gear?

Witch spur/pinion motor combo did you use?

ianski68 24-04-2013 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robby (Post 768554)
:lol::woot::rolleyes:
TLR wouldn't have written it if it wasn't correct - and that's the whole point of a "base stock setting," to get you in the ballpark and then you adjust from there based on the track you're running (just like everybody else does).



And that's why you ask at the track, of your adversaries - and not somebody else's. ;)


so then what you are saying is the only ones that can really advise and help me are my fellow club mates ! Then maybe you should of kept your f-ing un helpfull comments to your self then.....:thumbdown:!

cunawarit 25-04-2013 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by gigooloo (Post 768667)
Has anybody already tried to get the motor as far back as possible in a mid motor buy using a smaller spur gear?

Witch spur/pinion motor combo did you use?

Good question, I was thinking about that recently. Sadly, I am doing the opposite really... I have a 78 tooth spur :-/

Then again, I really don't know if 1 or 2 mm would really make much of a difference.


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