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14-11-2009
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Need help gearing for TA05 Version 2
I have a TA05 Version 2. I was wondering if anyone can give me a good starting point for gearing this car, it's going to be ran on asphault.
The powerplant I'm putting in is a Mamba Max with 4600Kv motor. Currently, the motor's timing is set to lowest in the ESC setting... Anyhelp would be appreciated, thanks! 
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15-11-2009
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Hi mate
If you are running on a large open flowing circuit, Start with a 39t pinion, medium then 34 pinion small and tight 29 and work from there. cheers
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19-11-2009
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Thanks for the response qatmix, out of the two forums I placed this question, this was the first one to give me an answer!
But I'm a bit weary of the things I've been hearing, a 39T pinion??? The ratio of the front and rear are 2.05, the Spur that came with the kit is 70T, with a 39T pinion, that would put the FDR at less than 4! Can on-road 4wd touring be geared with a very low FDR even for motors like the 4600Kv? It's supposedly equivalent to a 10 to 12T modified brushed, if I remember correctly from what Castle claimed... 
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19-11-2009
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Whoops, I was thinking of the gearing with the 105t 0.4 pitch spur it gives you a better tuning range. (Its the one we all run in our various Ta05's).
Otherwise I would look at 26t, 23t or 20t
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