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tim the toolman 12-30-2013 07:34 PM

fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
I searched, but didn't really find a definitve answer. Who all's running this setup on an scx10, and any issues? I am thinking it should be ok, rig isn't very heavy, I'm using a cc bec of course, and I will monitor the motor temps and make sure it isn't overgeared. Anybody promise me it won't smoke?:mrgreen:

Wraith1985 12-30-2013 07:36 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
I ran a 27t in a Wraith on 3s with a VXL esc and it burned up on the 3rd run.

Charlie-III 12-30-2013 07:47 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
Depending on the motor, it may be fixed at high advance timing (or, maybe retarded timing if your rig needs a reversed motor). Advanced will give a lot of power...... for a bit.
If timing is adjustable, set to slightly advanced to gain motor life.

jado6006 12-30-2013 07:52 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wraith1985 (Post 4607125)
I ran a 27t in a Wraith on 3s with a VXL esc and it burned up on the 3rd run.

Yeah but you wraith cats don't know when to lay off that trigger!:mrgreen: I kid. Your scx will be fine with that combo. Tried & true dude. Any motor can go belly up. There are better motors, of course, but you can smoke those too if you beat on them hard enough. Gues it comes down to you as a driver, doesn't it?

tim the toolman 12-30-2013 08:16 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Charlie-III (Post 4607139)
Depending on the motor, it may be fixed at high advance timing (or, maybe retarded timing if your rig needs a reversed motor). Advanced will give a lot of power...... for a bit.
If timing is adjustable, set to slightly advanced to gain motor life.

It will be a trailmaster pro. I think the timing is zero, but adjustable. If I can figure out which way is advanced I will advance it slightly:oops:

stelerzman 12-30-2013 09:41 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
If you try to advance/retart the timing then you should keep good records on the temps to see where things get out of wack. This will inform you on what not to do twice.:mrgreen:

I mention this because of experiance.:x

Postclanker 12-30-2013 10:08 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3sue
 
What's your gearing like tool man?
I'm running the exact same set-up except I have a HH torquemaster pro.
I run 32p, 56 spur, 10t pinion

micro racer 12-30-2013 11:28 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
It should be fine. I run my fxr with a stock Axial 27t on 3s and the motor barely gets warm with stock gearing. I emailed Tekin asking the same question, and they said that the 35t limit for 3s is only for the internal bec. They told me to run with a CC bec (which I already was with 2s) and it would be fine.

tim the toolman 12-30-2013 11:48 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by micro racer (Post 4607442)
It should be fine. I run my fxr with a stock Axial 27t on 3s and the motor barely gets warm with stock gearing. I emailed Tekin asking the same question, and they said that the 35t limit for 3s is only for the internal bec. They told me to run with a CC bec (which I already was with 2s) and it would be fine.

cool that's what I wanted to hear. Postclanker I'm planning to switch to 32pitch at the same time, was thinking 56/11 or 56/12, something slightly lower than stock ratio 87/21"thumbsup"

6sharky9 12-30-2013 11:53 PM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tim the toolman (Post 4607454)
cool that's what I wanted to hear. Postclanker I'm planning to switch to 32pitch at the same time, was thinking 56/11 or 56/12, something slightly lower than stock ratio 87/21"thumbsup"

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Have you tried an 87/17 87/16 with the 27T?

Jcozz 12-31-2013 01:31 AM

Play with that gearing to get it where ya want it and still run cool and your golden

Charlie-III 12-31-2013 04:22 AM

Re: fxr, 27 turn on 3s
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tim the toolman (Post 4607191)
It will be a trailmaster pro. I think the timing is zero, but adjustable. If I can figure out which way is advanced I will advance it slightly:oops:

Pick up your rig, spin any wheel in "forward", see which way the armature spins inside the motor.
To advance timing, loosen the motor endbell and rotate it AGAINST/OPPOSITE the armature spin.


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