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slimthelineman · 08.28.2009, 09:41 PM

my rc8 did this when i changed the timing to 10. temps were higher and power output seemed smoother overall. was running on small indoor clay track and outdoor medium size drytrack when i tested it. both tracks gave similar results. pretty much always run 0 and dont really notice a loss in top speed but the bottom end is snappy and motor is usually 10-20 deg cooler. same gearing and all just changed the timing to see how it worked. runnin a 1512 3d on 4&6s.

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slimthelineman RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 608 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: IBEW	08.28.2009, 09:41 PM my rc8 did this when i changed the timing to 10. temps were higher and power output seemed smoother overall. was running on small indoor clay track and outdoor medium size drytrack when i tested it. both tracks gave similar results. pretty much always run 0 and dont really notice a loss in top speed but the bottom end is snappy and motor is usually 10-20 deg cooler. same gearing and all just changed the timing to see how it worked. runnin a 1512 3d on 4&6s.