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RobK · 05:18 PM

If you're talking about rroberto1, he's running 12/72, if not...

I'm running ~130-140 after running 30 continuous minutes with 80-90 degree ambients--I couldn't have done this with the old rotor. With 13/72 it's pretty wheelie happy with the lowest suspension setting & setting it up pretty soft.

My race weight is well under 10lbs--need to get a scale that goes over 5lbs; I've done just about every light weight mod I can think of except for: titantium driveshaft couplers, CF chassis, CF A-arms, aluminum pivot balls in front, & other misc very small Al pieces. I think my last calculation was about 9.5lbs with the 8AH lips (adding up individual pieces). When I'm racing I'm also running the 40 series bowties (much lighter than the Maxx Mashers)

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RobK Tinkerer Offline Posts: 28 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Portland, OR	07.21.2006, 05:16 PM If you're talking about rroberto1, he's running 12/72, if not... I'm running ~130-140 after running 30 continuous minutes with 80-90 degree ambients--I couldn't have done this with the old rotor. With 13/72 it's pretty wheelie happy with the lowest suspension setting & setting it up pretty soft. My race weight is well under 10lbs--need to get a scale that goes over 5lbs; I've done just about every light weight mod I can think of except for: titantium driveshaft couplers, CF chassis, CF A-arms, aluminum pivot balls in front, & other misc very small Al pieces. I think my last calculation was about 9.5lbs with the 8AH lips (adding up individual pieces). When I'm racing I'm also running the 40 series bowties (much lighter than the Maxx Mashers) Last edited by RobK; 07.21.2006 at 05:18 PM.