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    Question 2s lipo gearing?

    whats a good gearing for 2s lipo?

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    23/50 is what I use in my MERV.
    You could probably go a little more aggressive due to the smaller tires.
    Whatever it is I just said... I could be wrong.

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    The stock 28/45 seems fine with the body on. If you have good esc/motor-cooling airflow then the "speed pinion" 31/45 works too (and is a fair bit faster). I see zero heat issues running that gearing with the TRX heat sink and an open or vented top.

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    i am running 24/50 in my rally and its warm to the touch after a 2s 1500 pack , no where near as hot as it was with the stock gearing
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    Hey prototyp, your killing me with these photos you stick in with your posts. Your rally looks wicked cool. Can't wait to see a thread of "how to" from you for your underbody.

    Sorry reod12x2 for going off topic.

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    Maddemaxx makes a good point... It's not a simple matter of the battery hooked up and more how and where you're running. If things heat up, you'll want to gear down.

    I have a pretty wide-open and very fast T-shaped "course" I run. High speed = high airflow, and with only three slow corners, relatively little accelerating from low speeds.
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    this is the track i first ran it on and it was bone stock right out of the box...when it was done and i reached in to turn it off it was to hot to touch.



    i believe these are geared way to high from the get go and that's why they are having trouble with them shutting down and burning up the esc.
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    RC Turnbuckle Jr. Jimmie Neutron's Avatar
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    Hot to the touch doesn't mean much.

    160° is the electronic sweet spot for many RC's.
    Anything above 140° is hot to the touch.
    Whatever it is I just said... I could be wrong.

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    ok, it was to hot to touch...like holy $#@* hot
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