Suburban_Hooligan
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got an issue with my OG RC10 6 gear. its got a Hobbywing justock 21.5 G2.1 motor which is fixed at 0 degrees of timing. powering that motor is a Castle Sidewinder 3. the car has a nasty "bog" from a dead stop. as if it idles away and then vtec kicks in yo.
question: can adjusting the motor timing on the ESC fix, or at least help this? the default setting is 10 (I'm assuming that's degrees) do i want to turn that down to help my "holeshot" problem? (I'm operating under higher timing more RPM less torque off the line, less timing more low end torque and less RPM) i can set it at 0 which will match the fixed motor timing. iv never messed with ESC timing before and don't know exactly what effect it'll have.
all iv done so far is set the "start power" to low cause I'm using an older 3200 2s lipo. (note, these packs don't do this in any other car)
and iv dropped the pinion 2 teeth, which kinda seemed to help but the problem is still there and my top end now sucks.
question: can adjusting the motor timing on the ESC fix, or at least help this? the default setting is 10 (I'm assuming that's degrees) do i want to turn that down to help my "holeshot" problem? (I'm operating under higher timing more RPM less torque off the line, less timing more low end torque and less RPM) i can set it at 0 which will match the fixed motor timing. iv never messed with ESC timing before and don't know exactly what effect it'll have.
all iv done so far is set the "start power" to low cause I'm using an older 3200 2s lipo. (note, these packs don't do this in any other car)
and iv dropped the pinion 2 teeth, which kinda seemed to help but the problem is still there and my top end now sucks.
