RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Higher pinions = safer MMM's? Or no? Someone's lying....

fastbaja5b · 09.29.2009, 08:58 PM

Way I see it, the castle website recommends A123 Tanic packs.

http://www.castlecreations.com/produ...a_monster.html

So thats what I run, A123 packs, only diff is I changed the wires to 12 guage from 14

But I am still yet to see a Savage Flux on 6s fail on the 25t pinion, yet lots seem to on the 20t. That's the initial issue here isn't it?

If anyone has a link of a Savage Flux on 6s failing with the 25t pinion, please post it, otherwise all this talk about keeping the gearing low etc etc is kind of senseless, and the proof seems to point the other way.

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fastbaja5b RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 704 Join Date: May 2008	09.29.2009, 08:58 PM Way I see it, the castle website recommends A123 Tanic packs. http://www.castlecreations.com/produ...a_monster.html So thats what I run, A123 packs, only diff is I changed the wires to 12 guage from 14 But I am still yet to see a Savage Flux on 6s fail on the 25t pinion, yet lots seem to on the 20t. That's the initial issue here isn't it? If anyone has a link of a Savage Flux on 6s failing with the 25t pinion, please post it, otherwise all this talk about keeping the gearing low etc etc is kind of senseless, and the proof seems to point the other way. Say Less, Do More.