Motor/Gearing for Durango Dex210

[Cobrakai]

Just bought a second hand Durango buggy and havent bought a motor for it yet. Was hoping to enter 2wd at my local club (Coventry) but not sure what motor to buy and what kind of gearing to use.

Any advice would be great, dos and donts.

Thanks

[hotrodchris]

I run a 7.5 motor with a 78 spur and 25 pinnion good top end on long straights but have to add a bit of punch out of the corners!:thumbsup:

[cornishboy176]

I'm running an Orca 6.5 geared 89/22 (10.51) or 89/23 (10.06) depending on the size of track (long straights,short straights,tight track wide track etc etc)

The other thing to do is have a look at the set up sheets on here and go from there

[jayst]

im running a lrp x12 8.5 with a sxx v2 on feel 3 boost 6 and on kit spur with a 24 tooth pinion . i can use a full battery and its just warm at coventry

[graveltrap]

Coventry Astro is usually a fast flowing track :)

I'm running a Speed Passion V3 7.5 @ 83/26 in my 210 and it still feels slow down the straight (I do need to play with speedo setup). In the wet however the car is really nice to drive :thumbsup:

[eldridge_racing]

Im running a Orca 7.5t with stock spur and 23 tooth pinion....works fine for me at stotfold

[Jason A]

I have a 7.5t LRP x20 motor on stock spur with 22/23 pinion and it's super fast on carpet and was fast enough at broxtowe outside on astro.

:thumbsup:

[DangerCow]

What pitch are the pinions?

[cornishboy176]

48dp

[AmiSMB]

With a Speed Passion V3 range I run a 6.5 on 87/26 or 83/23 but to get the motor further back I run 76/22. For a 7.5 I run 76/23 again to get the motor as far towards the rear wheels as possible. As they say every little helps! The spurs are all RW Racing from either the Durango range that they do or for the smaller sizes I use the spurs that they make for the Schumacher Cougar as they are a direct fit on the Durango.