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Originally Posted by Pdelcast
"Best" setting is tough to determine -- so much depends on your setup and driving style.
People talk about different motors running on different timing -- but timing is usually a trade-off between power and heat. If your motor is getting hot, just bump down the timing a little. You will probably not notice much difference in power, but the heat on the motor will drop. For this reason, I usually recommend "low" timing for any setup.
You can think of "punch control" as a software wheely bar. Limits acceleration power. The best setting can usually by found by experimentation.  |
That's about what I had always figured. I read some things about hoe feigaos "like low timing" and neus run "better" on 10 deg than anything else. I suppose Feigaos "like low timing" because they run so hot.
I'll keep experimenting and see how it works out. I should should be using a lap timing system to really determine what's best.
Thanks!
-Jeff