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30-09-2010
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gearing advise for x12 7.5 w/84 spur!!
alim going to the regionals and current electronics are lrp sxx tc spec w/lrp x12 7.5 need advise to keep temps down along with some power as well.also im getting some slop in the front arms. you can slide them both back and forth while mounted on the car.is this normal on these cars? any advice would greatly be appreciated
thanks in advance 
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01-10-2010
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Lex, need more info!
 What kind of track! Short technical... Long and fast... Come on, don't be stingy with the details!For reference, I was racing this summer on an average technical/ medium speed (only one full straight to it) slippery clay track. Using a CC Mambamax 5700 setup and geared 84/22. Temps were coming off 165-180F depending on the day (local temperature I guess). From what I know, the 5700 is about similar between a 6.5 and 7.5T... I know that's a far comparison since the motors are quite different, but I figured I give it anyways since there was nothing else in the thread. If I was in yout shoes, I'd probably start out 84/19T and see temps from there... Just my 0.02$ 
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01-10-2010
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ok cod lol med size blue groove out doors clay around 85-90 degrees f
about 275-300 people there expecting d-e mains good enough detail? lmao jus playin wit ya man!
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02-10-2010
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What's the max temp recommended for that motor? That's a high grip track, I might even start lower (18T)...
Whatever you choose, give it a go with a temp gun. Run hard for 2 minutes, pull over, check temps... If it's good, continue another 2 minutes... check, if good, another 2 minutes... If you make it through the 6 minutes without overpassing the recommended temp, you're OK. If you are way below, you have room to up the pinion (if you want more speed)... That's how I approach a new track... Quote:
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02-10-2010
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ok thanks bro!!
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