View Full Version : Revo 20/40...If this is the case then why doesn't it move as fast as Jato ?
kgz2012
06-17-2009, 09:56 PM
I hear a lot of Revo 20/40 for gearing....But if this was so great then why does the electric Revo go 35+ level 2 and the Nitro goes 45+ level 4.....but the Jato 3.3 goes 65+ level 5...do u guys see what im seeing ?:eek:
iracechevys
06-17-2009, 09:58 PM
The Jato gets up to its speed faster with the gearing it has, The Revo has more rotaional mass in the TRANNY in the diffs and turning those monster tires and propeling a heavy truck, where as the Jato is light, its trans. is geared differently and benifits more on top-end from Revo gears.
RC_K1d
06-17-2009, 10:00 PM
You are kidding right? The jato is a lightweight 2wd truck that is designed to be fast, the revo is a big monstertruck that is designed to be fast, but not stupid fast like the jato...it is not geared for the same thing as a jato...
iracechevys
06-17-2009, 10:11 PM
Basicly what I explained just in scientific car terms.
RC_K1d
06-17-2009, 10:12 PM
I was already typing before you posted...
kgz2012
06-17-2009, 10:14 PM
You are kidding right? The jato is a lightweight 2wd truck that is designed to be fast, the revo is a big monstertruck that is designed to be fast, but not stupid fast like the jato...it is not geared for the same thing as a jato...
That made no sense...lol...i sort of get what ur saying but I think they're both meant to be fast but one has more weight capacity than the other......lol....but dont they both have a TRX 3.3...meaning that they both should at some length point meet at the same speeds....
rustler 007
06-17-2009, 10:15 PM
The revo is alot bigger and heavier so its slower. THe jato is is alot lighter so its faster. Its like putting one of these engines in a car and say it goes the same speed. The rc will be faster
Erevo. Electric, but big and heavy. Harder to drive
Revo. Nitro, big and heavy, pretty fast
Jato. Nitro, amazingly fast. Very hard to control for a newbie
you cant tell me that these two go the same speed
http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc46/rustypede/Zi6_0723.jpg
RC_K1d
06-17-2009, 10:15 PM
...no...just think about it in common sense terms, forget the sience.\
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kgz2012
06-17-2009, 10:20 PM
so why would 20/40 would be any good for the jato besides it giving more torque at the line !!!
rustler 007
06-17-2009, 10:22 PM
Ok. Let me break it down to u
Revo 20/40 gearing has a higher gear ratio than jato gears. Therefore it will go faster.
RC_K1d
06-17-2009, 10:34 PM
The closer the # of teth are on the 2 gears...the input gear is spinning 1 turn the output gear is spinning 1/2 turn or whatever...something like that...
Shouldn't you have learned that riding bikes or something?
RC-MXer
06-17-2009, 10:39 PM
It dosn't matter if the revo goes 45 with those gears, it has bigger gears in the transmission thus meaning they take longer to make a full revolution which mean more torque( think of it like a mountian bike. first gear is huge and really easy to pedal) for a big truck. but the jatos are small meaning more revolutions.
newb-rookie
06-17-2009, 11:34 PM
think of the monster trucks with a thousand + horsepower. now ask yourself if it would go just as fast as a 400 horse camaro? the weight of the MT makes the differential gearing and transmission gearing built for torque. the jato doesnt need as much torque to propell it so it can benifit from gears that will make it go much faster due to it being so light. as long as the tires spin and the front end comes up on a jato, you can change just the spur or cb in order for it to go faster but accelerate slower eliminating tire spin and wheelies. basically the trans and differentials seperate a 15lb truck from a 5lb truck
kgz2012
06-18-2009, 06:20 AM
ok...i get it !!!! but now. why do we put such stress on the tranny gears with 20/40..2:1 ratio. I understand ratios more...but why not 24/48. that is still 2:1 ratio with less revolutionary stress, has anyone tried this ?
Desert JATO
06-18-2009, 07:35 AM
i believe that jato is faster than revo because of the weight/hight/ and maybe the internal gears of the revo ( but not sure of this last point )...
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