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Anyone know a rough starting FDR for my B44 indoors?
Running a GTB with a 6.5L, on a track that is about 20m long down the straight.

I used to run 11.2 with a 5.5R, but no idea whether to go up or down for the 6.5L

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run it about the same mate...the L motors get hotter because the windings use thinner wire. If its okay temperature wise, just go up 1 pinion.

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Anyone know a rough starting FDR for my B44 indoors?
Running a GTB with a 6.5L, on a track that is about 20m long down the straight.

I used to run 11.2 with a 5.5R, but no idea whether to go up or down for the 6.5L

Thanks
If its any help, i used to run 10.5 with the 5.5L. So i would imagine 9.5 - 10 would be ok.
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