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Old 24-07-2016
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Default B4 17.5 gear ratio

Anyone offer any advice on gear ratios.
I have plenty of 17.5 motors and as a newbie with a buggy i think it be quick enough. Rather go round bit slower than just crash every corner lol.
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They say a FDR of about 5.5 for 17.5 stock in 2wd Buggy.

So...I would say 69t Spur (AS9648) and 31t pinion as a starting point.

Maybe 30t for indoor

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Thank you that's awesome.
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http://site.petitrc.com/setup/associ...dRC10B4.1.html

Your paperwork for your motors should give a recommended FDR,
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