Opinions on a 15t motor for scx10? Good idea? Thinking of putting a 15t drift meister motor on my scx..and a 17pinion...any opinions? Of what it will be like? Or am I going to break something doing this? Thanks heaps. http://www.hpiracing.com/products/en/1103/ |
Give it a whirl and let us know how it turns out. |
Wondering if someones already done it as last thing I want is breaking things |
I ran a Reedy 19 turn in my Honcho for about 4 months before I sold it.. ran great, and I never broke anything. |
You'll be fine. You're gonna loose a lot of low end control though.... |
Thanks guys appreciate it...just after something different I'm sick of my 45t with 22pinion...what if I put 15 and gear it down to 17pinion? Won't make a difference in torque? |
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going that low turn on a motor will looses you almost all of the torque....it wont matter if u try to gian it back by going to smaller pinion. u will still have a stalling problem under crawling loads.. if ur just out for speed then i say go for it...as long as ur esc can handle the lower turns...but if ur going for crawling then you'll be disapointed....im going to a 35t in my scaler the 27t i have in it now is just too weak in my opinion.. |
I ran this same set-up for a year 15t motor on 17t pinion with 3s"thumbsup". this thing blast like a fawking rocket and for torque I would say I can't complain it get's the job done. The only part I broke was the axle housing, but this was due to a bad fall. I recently switch to 35t motor on 16t pinion, but this time it's on 4s, and man thing hauls ass. We just had our 1.9 scale comp last weekend I placed 2nd, I think it did it's job"thumbsup". we also had, just for fun a tug of war, and the 35t on 4s didn't dissapoint. |
see i dont get it, is the small the pinion gear the faster it goes? i put a 17t pinion on my 27 turn motor and it seemed slower, when i put my 20 t pinion on it went faster. i also orderd a 15t fireball motor, with a 17t pinion...>>? |
I had a Trinity Green Machine 27t Motor in my honcho and it was fun, no problems and to anwser the question, A SMALLER pinion will give you more Torque, a larger pinion will give you less torque and more top end speed. is goes with ALL motors, you can get more wheel speed out of a 45t motor by upping the piioin, but you have to watch your temps because you can burn a motor up by gearing it TOO HIGH. |
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