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TekinTeamMgr · 07.12.2009, 01:40 PM

The higher the voltage the less timing you will need. Timing is a great adjustment to add AFTER you've found your gearing. So set it low at first, get your base motor gearing and then add timing for more rip and top end.

I run 25-35 on my 1900 to stretch it's legs on larger tracks. The 2050 I used at Silver State was sitting at 10 since it's already fast enough on it's own...

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TekinTeamMgr RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 235 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: California	07.12.2009, 01:40 PM The higher the voltage the less timing you will need. Timing is a great adjustment to add AFTER you've found your gearing. So set it low at first, get your base motor gearing and then add timing for more rip and top end. I run 25-35 on my 1900 to stretch it's legs on larger tracks. The 2050 I used at Silver State was sitting at 10 since it's already fast enough on it's own...