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Old 27-07-2009
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Higher timing = higher kV, so higher RPM, lower torque*. Motor temps will likely increase, and run time will probably decrease.

Lower timing = lower kV, lower RPM, higher torque*, lower motor temps, longer runtime.

*With torque, some sources say higher timing = higher torque, some say higher timing = lower torque and I'm not sure. I believe that higher timing = lower torque, as a higher kV motor has less torque than an equivalent size lower kV motor.
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