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felix 08.05.2005 03:40 PM

Which pinion for e-maxx?
 
Hi,
how many teeth should I put on a Feigao 9L in a e-maxx on standard gearing?

rchippie 08.05.2005 05:00 PM

Assumeing you using the stock 66t spur & diff, the most poular pinion is 16t & up to 18t. I hope this helps. Mike sells the 5mm bore 32p pinons.

coolhandcountry 08.05.2005 05:11 PM

The cell count make a difference. If 12 cells the upper sound good. If more you have to cut back a touch.

rchippie 08.05.2005 05:25 PM

What coolhand said, i forgot to mention that my bad.

coolhandcountry 08.05.2005 05:32 PM

It is hard to remember every thing there hippie.

rchippie 08.05.2005 05:35 PM

When your as old as me sometimes you have trouble remebering things. LOL:L: !!!.

coolhandcountry 08.05.2005 05:46 PM

I smoked to much when young. Kiled all my brain cells. That is why i got into rcing. So i could have some cells. lol

rchippie 08.05.2005 05:48 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by coolhandcountry
I smoked to much when young. Kiled all my brain cells. That is why i got into rcing. So i could have some cells. lol

LOL:L: !!!.

shaunsmaxx 08.09.2005 11:43 AM

That was pretty good Coolhand! LOL
Now for my question... I have 62, 66, and 70 t spurs and 14, 16, and 18t pinions. Which combo should I use to get the most speed out of my 9918/9L on 12 and 14 3300 cells?
Any suggestions on a motor that will work with my speedo for pure speed?
I run a mostly stock maxx that's extended 3"( keeps the front end down) and has driveshaft upgrades. It also has mad force tires on it(clod size).

Thanks, Shaun

felix 08.09.2005 12:04 PM

If you are talking about high speed for speed runs or something like that you want the biggest pinion and smallest spur, acceleration would be other way around.

If you actually want to drive probably something in between...

Nick 08.09.2005 12:18 PM

I always suggest to get a range of pinions about 3 or 4 and switch them about to see which you prefer. Keep in the reccomended range or teeth for your setup though.


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