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Old 22-11-2009
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What pinion would people recommend using with a 7.5 brushless motor and a standard spur (76 or 78 i think) in a lazer zx-5?
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what sort of track is it on, and how big is the track?
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essentially its going to be indoor in a sports hall with a little carpet.
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id use a 22/23 should be fine


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Hi sorry to butt in but i have the same question, but will be running a nosram 5.5 motor out doors grass.
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5.5 outdoors = 20t

6.5 outdoors = 23t
6.5 indoors = 21t

7.5 outdoors = 25t
7.5 indoors = 23t

8.5 outdoors = 27t / 28t
8.5 indoors = 25t

Those are my starting gearings and then I go up or down a tooth depending on motor temps and feel on the track.
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