Does anyone knows x1 CRT gear ratio?

[skellyo]

What you need to do is take the diff ratio and multiply it by your spur:pinion ratio. Truggies are direct drive, so there is no transmission gear ratio involved.

For instance:

Diff Ratio: 43:13
Spur/Pinion: 62:13

Total gear ratio is = 43/13 * 62/13 = 15.775:1
1 revolution of the tires = 15.775 revolutions of the motor

[superek4]

Originally Posted by skellyo

What you need to do is take the diff ratio and multiply it by your spur:pinion ratio. Truggies are direct drive, so there is no transmission gear ratio involved.

For instance:

Diff Ratio: 43:13
Spur/Pinion: 62:13

Total gear ratio is = 43/13 * 62/13 = 15.775:1
1 revolution of the tires = 15.775 revolutions of the motor

How abt 46/11x 43/13=13.53?

Or 50/11x43/13=15.01 or

50/11x45/10=20

Which is best final gear ratio?
How's this final gear ratio?

Will my esc n motor be too hot?

[skellyo]

Originally Posted by superek4

How abt 46/11x 43/13=13.53? How's this final gear ratio?

Will my esc n motor be too hot?

Depends on the motor, voltage and tires.

[skellyo]

Originally Posted by superek4

Can I assume the more revolutions the hotter the motor?

No, not really. It depends primarily on the load of the motor.

A 36-70-1600 on 4S with 13:46 gearing should do ok. Likewise, 6S on that motor should do ok with that gearing too. The gearing on 4S puts you around 34mph and on 6S puts you around 50mph.

[superek4]

Originally Posted by skellyo

No, not really. It depends primarily on the load of the motor.

A 36-70-1600 on 4S with 13:46 gearing should do ok. Likewise, 6S on that motor should do ok with that gearing too. The gearing on 4S puts you around 34mph and on 6S puts you around 50mph.

nice, how do u calculate the speed for 13.46 gearing? I need the speed for 15.01 gearing