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JeffEmbracedDC · 12.29.2008, 02:36 AM

Hey, Jerry!

Yeah I would first try thickening up your center diff fluid. I'd try 10k. Some people go higher. With brushless conversions on heavy accelleration you tend to unload a lot more power to the front than you'd imagine.

And as for the deans - just try to rid the circuits of as much resistance as you can. Shorten wires as much as you can, check your joints, use clean/new plugs, etc. The less resistance the less heat there will be.

I'm leaving for Florida tomorrow. I'll miss you guys!

-Jeff

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JeffEmbracedDC RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 229 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Rockport, TX	12.29.2008, 02:36 AM Hey, Jerry! Yeah I would first try thickening up your center diff fluid. I'd try 10k. Some people go higher. With brushless conversions on heavy accelleration you tend to unload a lot more power to the front than you'd imagine. And as for the deans - just try to rid the circuits of as much resistance as you can. Shorten wires as much as you can, check your joints, use clean/new plugs, etc. The less resistance the less heat there will be. I'm leaving for Florida tomorrow. I'll miss you guys! -Jeff BL 8ight, BL FT B44, BL FT TC4, BL FT T4