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Old 11-02-2012
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Default MAD MONKEY FDR???
what is the FDR on the Monkey??
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http://www.me-or.com/media/ansmann/A...ar%20chart.pdf
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Old 12-02-2012
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Hi,
What pinion size would you nedd in a mad monkey running a 6.5T motor?

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it depend on the track size ,start with a 24 and adjust from there!
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24? I have never run higher than 23 on a 6.5. 21 is a better starting point.
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at taplow i run an 18 and at torch if they use the full straight i run either a 20 or 21
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