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Old 06-02-2008
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I'm running a modified motor for the first time on Sunday at the Durham Regional, and would appreciate some help on gearing.

I'm running a FTB4 on kit Spur and a Reedy Ti Modified 12 triple.

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Start around 22-23 pinion, depending on temperature, gear down one or 2 teeth max!

I ran a 12x1 Orion V2, which I geared at 25/81 but they need gearing up tbh. I know the Reedy motors like to be geared more for acceleration.
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Cheers Guys, thats a great help
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Check the brushes after one run for discolouration. Reedy motors will burn quickly if not geared correctly.
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