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03-10-2009
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Indoor motor
Need a bit of advice, whats gonna be a good BRUSHED motor for the winter at Os? Am thinking an 11x1 might be a little too much.
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03-10-2009
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I always liked 12 or 13t indoors back in the brushed days
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I prefered a ten double. Down to what you prefer. Major torque use a ten, more of a relaxed accelaration and more top end use a 13d
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03-10-2009
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Have you raced indoors at Oswestry before ?
If not, then its not that big and you can get upto 30 laps in the 6 min heat (depending upon track layout). I run a 10.5 brushless with lipo and its quick enough. I have run a 6.5 and spent most of the time trying to keep the car in a straight line. 
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03-10-2009
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Phil, Its been a while since I ran indoors, I assume its similar to how frodsham was back in the late 90's since that was when I ran indoors last.
Think for safety I will stick somit slower in, just until I have seen layouts grip etc.
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