HPI Flux Temps

[ASR]

Hi guys, just wondering what temps your motors are running at, i clocked up 186 deg with my 5.5 today in coolish breezy conditions in a 4wd durango on a semi grass/astro track!!!!

I'm running a nosram pearl istc on lowest power profile and lowest timing on the motor with the internal fan, on the same gearing as other guys at the track.

All basic checks have been done, transmission running free, connectors etc (been in this game for a while and on for my f2 this year) but i've just about run out of ideas.

At the start of the run when the motor is cold there is instant punch without hesitation, however at the end of the run when hot, accelerating form a standing start it stutters and doesn't pull "cleanly".

Motor is almost new.

Any thoughts because i'm out of ideas.?????

Thanks

[Jabber]

Errm tricky one this, it does sound like your having very similar problems to a friend of mine, could even say they were pretty much identicle. After long chats and debates we came to the conclusion his left thumb had a bad case of turets or summat,there were loads of jerky movements followed by plenty of foul mouthed cursing. Were still working on a cure and if we find one i will keep you informed.

[ASR]

Yeah, i did consider this, but on reflection, my lap times may not be the most consistent in the world, however the thumb twitching certainly is. And seeing how i didn't have such heat issues at the start of the season (completed with twitching thumb) something else must have altered???

Anyway you need to pack in this rc game you crank and take up stand up, your far better at that!!!

Back from your holiday then mate?

[WHITTLER555]

Hi, you don't mention what gearing you are running the Durango on but my guess would be kit 87 spur and around a 21 tooth pinion?

If the motor is getting excessively hot just see how losses your slipper clutch is. If it is too looses you will generate drag and heat in the motor.

Ideally you should just about be able to move the spur gear with one hand whilst holding the two outputs with the other.

[Jabber]

Originally Posted by WHITTLER555

Hi, you don't mention what gearing you are running the Durango on but my guess would be kit 87 spur and around a 21 tooth pinion?

If the motor is getting excessively hot just see how losses your slipper clutch is. If it is too looses you will generate drag and heat in the motor.

Ideally you should just about be able to move the spur gear with one hand whilst holding the two outputs with the other.

Hi Damo, yeah think that was the gearing and tried going to a 20 and if i remember right even a 19. Think we did discuss this issue with you at the oople race and yeah slipper was then checked and was set correctly so has to be something else, sure Andy will comfirm gearing but changing it made no difference and the car would be cutting out at the five minute mark and stinking hot

[niggs98]

you say you are on minimum timing. make sure you are fully clockwise on the back plate as this is minimum timing. ive heard a few shops saying it is fully anti clockwise which is actually maximum and although quicker generates a lot of heat. i know im 1-2 teeth lower geared than i would be on a equivalent speed passi or nosram as the motors love to rev. if you are still struggling with temp after all this then try a larger rotor as this helps to drop temps as well. if you have any further questions feel free to pm me as have been running these motors from the start

[Jabber]

Aye mate am back, will give thee a buzz ya trigger happy sod.