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Hi there,
I have a dark impact and Im stuggling to find the correct gearing for it. I'm running a 12 and 13 double with Tamiya 0.5 module pinions and spurs. Can any one suggest a pinion and Spur combination for me for a tight and twisty track like Kidderminster? Cheers. Mark
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Any one?.......
Mark |
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Well... using this formula
Overall Drive Train Ratio = (# teeth on spur gear / # teeth on pinion gear) x Tranny Gear Ratio and using a 78 spur and a 26 pinion the manual says it gives a overall gear ration of 9.17:1 So Ive worked it out that the internal gear box ration is 3.05:1. Plugging this back into the formula gives a Overall ration of 9.15:1 so I think its right. and who says you'll never use A-Level maths again (actually I think that was more GCSE level )Mark Last edited by max_crox; 06-02-2007 at 01:26 PM. |
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I didn't see that ratio in the manual, but then I didn't finish building the car yet! haha
I installed the 85t spur when building because the kit gearing is for the kit 540 motor. Even with the larger spur I thought it might be a little over geared so something smaller than the kit pinion might be in order. I'm not really the best person to advise since I have the gearbox built and thats about it..
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I would guess, trying a 24tooth first and working up, the biggest hangup for the car, is heat build up on the motor.
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