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sleepy23 · 04.11.2005, 07:24 PM

personally i think gps in inaccurate cuz you have to carry the weight of the system. second, i never said that it wasnt overgeared and i did say it was on a stand. once you figure in losses, it is still at mid 40's. my eagletree is setup based on the gear ratios and tire diameters, its not based on measured rollout, so i feel pretty confident that it is accurate.

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sleepy23 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 126 Join Date: Apr 2005	04.11.2005, 07:24 PM personally i think gps in inaccurate cuz you have to carry the weight of the system. second, i never said that it wasnt overgeared and i did say it was on a stand. once you figure in losses, it is still at mid 40's. my eagletree is setup based on the gear ratios and tire diameters, its not based on measured rollout, so i feel pretty confident that it is accurate. S^3: everyone wishes they could design modifications like these.