SC10 4x4 Thread
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Curious if any one has ran both the 2012 Kinwald and 2012 Maifeld setups and which they preferred for indoor med size track? Im thinking about trying the Kinwald and wanted to see what others think of it. Kinwalds setup just seems a little strange to me, but then again im new so what would i know.
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Strange how?
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LED #3 (for LM).
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Well im closer to mayfieds setup with about half the weight up front and non in the rear. Sorry, well strange to me and again im new, but reversed roll bar setup soft in front stiff rear. flipped mod b4 hubs and 7mm ballstud in the rear\realy tall camber links, rear flatter shock angle. long wheel base. I feel quick with the mayfields setup averaging in the 3-5 spots out of 9-13 guys. But wondering am i missing something by not try it.
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Curious if any one has ran both the 2012 Kinwald and 2012 Maifeld setups and which they preferred for indoor med size track? Im thinking about trying the Kinwald and wanted to see what others think of it. Kinwalds setup just seems a little strange to me, but then again im new so what would i know.
Start with one you like best & and then make adjustments ....
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4 poles hate timing.
As said, reducing the initial current allowed to flow will bring temps down as well. Play with 100% to 70%... but timing at zero 1st and foremost.
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Just want to say thanks to everyone. This is a great place to find info and tons of good perspectives.
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Change timing to zero and you're probably fine with current @ 100.
Also, most manufacturers will say 160 Max, tekin says 180 Max. Still shoot for 160, but 180 shouldn't do damage as long as its hitting that at the end of the run.
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You can try playing with the gearing, but that'll only get you so far. When I ran the 4600, I was running 11-13T depending on the track. It will run hot, but the current limiter helps, as does running 0 timing, and even a fan on the motor.
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BTW
Building a Sc104x4 for a customize of Scott's ...
Had that big Tekin in it and was gona have da grind to make it fit with saddle's packs..
Told the guy get me a Lrp Flow instead ....
he did just that , Kool ESC Bro ! I said ...
Still keeping ^ using the Tekin 4 pole he purchased ...
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Any EPA limitation is limiting the power sent to the motor in a linear way throughout the entire rpm range.
Current limit and EPA changes are not the same... just to make it clear for those with a RX8 that are wondering about this setting.
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the limiter affects the curve as well , just that the effect is less with EPA & even less if reduced 8%, ect ....
BTW
Building a Sc104x4 for a customize of Scott's ...
Had that big Tekin in it and was gona have da grind to make it fit with saddle's packs..
Told the guy get me a Lrp Flow instead ....
he did just that , Kool ESC Bro ! I said ...
Still keeping ^ using the Tekin 4 pole he purchased ...
BTW
Building a Sc104x4 for a customize of Scott's ...
Had that big Tekin in it and was gona have da grind to make it fit with saddle's packs..
Told the guy get me a Lrp Flow instead ....
he did just that , Kool ESC Bro ! I said ...
Still keeping ^ using the Tekin 4 pole he purchased ...
The current limiter is not a curve, there's no expo to it. It limits the amount of current to the percentage you dictate in hotwire and once it reaches a top secret undisclosed rpm, the limiting is disabled and you have full power. Intention is once you get up to speed and do not risk tire spin as much as from a stop or in a slow turn, the current limit is gone and you now have all available power without a limit.
Any EPA limitation is limiting the power sent to the motor in a linear way throughout the entire rpm range.
Current limit and EPA changes are not the same... just to make it clear for those with a RX8 that are wondering about this setting.
Any EPA limitation is limiting the power sent to the motor in a linear way throughout the entire rpm range.
Current limit and EPA changes are not the same... just to make it clear for those with a RX8 that are wondering about this setting.
Here's a bit I wrote (and Tekin confirmed as true in another thread) about the current limiter funciton:
http://kriostasis.com/news/?p=23