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Originally Posted by Gayo
I agree with that. Last sunday I had a race indoors (slippy wooden floor and carpet) and instead of my usual 7.5, I used a 10.5 with dynamic timing.
While top end was the same (maybe even faster with the boosted 10.5), I felt I had less low-end torque, which was good on the wooden floor but Iwas lacking a bit of grunt on the first half of the carpeted straight.
So for me it will be 7.5 on carpet and astro, and boosted 10.5 on low grip conditions  |
My comparison of the Ballistic 10.5 with 30 degrees of dynamic timing boost to the 7.5 without supports this (limited as it is with massive guesstimaton!); similar top end, with the mod motor giving more mid-range.
I'm wondering if dialing in positive expo on the throttle would 'flatten' the curve and give more punch?