View Full Version : Speed Passion V3.0 Motors-Answers needed!!!!
gazhillAE
21-03-2010, 05:21 PM
Speed passion V3.0 series of motors.
Ive recently changed from LRP X12s to these 5.5t, 6.5t and 7.5t.
Using them with LRP SXX TC speedos
Love the mid range punch.
Love how smooth they are also.
Love the build quality and idea of removable soldering tabs too!
How the hell can i make them faster? They just havnt got the top end power that the X12s had!
Noticed theres a motor timing adjuster how does this work has anyone tried it????
Thanks
bigred5765
21-03-2010, 05:54 PM
what did u have them geared on gaz
MChandler
21-03-2010, 06:06 PM
Sorry to but in..
Running Schumacher Mi4 (tourer)
Had mine on standard timing
Geared at 5.93 and felt so slow top end speed.
what do you recommended
and on timing.. can anyone explain the affects adjusting timing left to right please
bigred5765
21-03-2010, 06:15 PM
not sure on tc's mate what motor, more timing more top end less grunt
Big E
21-03-2010, 06:22 PM
Speed passion V3.0 series of motors.
Ive recently changed from LRP X12s to these 5.5t, 6.5t and 7.5t.
Using them with LRP SXX TC speedos
Love the mid range punch.
Love how smooth they are also.
Love the build quality and idea of removable soldering tabs too!
How the hell can i make them faster? They just havnt got the top end power that the X12s had!
Noticed theres a motor timing adjuster how does this work has anyone tried it????
Thanks
Just gear them up, I run 2 teeth higher on the pinion and 2 teeth lower on the spur than when I had the X12 motors in my 2wd and they are not slow :D
AmiSMB
21-03-2010, 06:51 PM
The trouble is that even though manufacturers are using the turn/wind rating there is a great deal of difference between manufacturers in the actual KV of the same turn/wind motor. In the case of Speed Passion it seems that a Speed Passion V2.0 6.5 has the same KV as the Speed Passion V3.0 7.5. The LRP X12 6.5 is 5400KV but the SP V3 6.5 is 5200KV
Kopite
21-03-2010, 07:20 PM
Just gear them up, I run 2 teeth higher on the pinion and 2 teeth lower on the spur than when I had the X12 motors in my 2wd and they are not slow :D
so what are we talking then? 25 or above pinion, less than a 78 spur?
I'm noticing a similar thing with my v3's, less top end than I expected. Was about to try gearing the bollocks off them, but it's good to hear that someone else already has!
Darren Boyle
21-03-2010, 07:24 PM
Just gear them up, I run 2 teeth higher on the pinion and 2 teeth lower on the spur than when I had the X12 motors in my 2wd and they are not slow :D
So thats whay you have been asking for the 76 and 77 tooth spur gears ;)
bigred5765
21-03-2010, 07:58 PM
we had ares geared on 78 28 with a 7.5 v3 in was ballistic,
paulc
21-03-2010, 08:11 PM
are they getting really hot with having to gear them up :confused:
paul
bigred5765
21-03-2010, 09:52 PM
not that hot mate, and way cooler than are old lrps
gazhillAE
22-03-2010, 12:30 AM
Just gear them up, I run 2 teeth higher on the pinion and 2 teeth lower on the spur than when I had the X12 motors in my 2wd and they are not slow :D
Thanks Ellis
Did you mess with the timing aswell or leave it as per the out of box settings and just changed the gearing etc.
Gaz
mikeyscott
04-06-2010, 09:01 PM
Are you running the 6.5 in your Cat SX?
What FDR did you go for?
Big G
04-06-2010, 11:58 PM
I run 23/81 on my B4 with the V3 7.5 in there and I find that plenty fast enough. never tried my 6.5 in there yet
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