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Originally Posted by simplechamp
If you look at it like all this stuff that needs to be done at once it will seem overwhelming. Look at it more like a process and progression. Start out with the 26T pinion and 44T spur, and see how fast it goes. Run it like that and get some practice driving it. Then a little at a time you can start modifying, upgrading, customizing. Try do make it so each thing you do gives you some type of quantifiable improvement (even just 1-2mph, or a little easier to drive). Doesn't have to be major things, maybe just a different set of springs or different wing angle. Over time you can build the ultimate speed machine. But it won't happen overnight.
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Yeah your right , but what motor should i start with , 2650kv mmm on 6s ? I think thats the winner doesnt matter if it heats up