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simplechamp · 12:24 PM

What kind of buggy do you have? I'm sure someone around here knows the diff ratio.

It's generally accepted to gear between 30-40mph when testing a new setup. Always better to start conservatively, and speed up from there if your temps are staying within safe ranges. Having to spend another $10 on the next larger larger pinion is much less of a headache than sending in a fried ESC for warranty or having to buy a new one!

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simplechamp RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,884 Join Date: Jul 2009	12.28.2009, 12:18 PM What kind of buggy do you have? I'm sure someone around here knows the diff ratio. It's generally accepted to gear between 30-40mph when testing a new setup. Always better to start conservatively, and speed up from there if your temps are staying within safe ranges. Having to spend another $10 on the next larger larger pinion is much less of a headache than sending in a fried ESC for warranty or having to buy a new one! Last edited by simplechamp; 12.28.2009 at 12:24 PM.