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Is something wrong with my mmm?
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Non Crimen
RCNT Cyclist
Nope complete oposite
Sent from my Pipboy-3000 in the Capital Wasteland.
Sent from my Pipboy-3000 in the Capital Wasteland.
Non Crimen
RCNT Cyclist
Drop teeth on spur for more speed I believe
Sent from my Pipboy-3000 in the Capital Wasteland.
Sent from my Pipboy-3000 in the Capital Wasteland.
Bigmaxx
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Found this when Searching
******About spur size****
A bigger spur= more acceleration/ less top speed.*
A smaller spur= more top speed less acceleration
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*** big .v.s. Small pinions***
*Larger pinion = Less torque at the wheels, more top speed (up to a point before it's too large), less acceleration, more stress on motor and heat.
*Smaller pinion = More torque, slower top speed, better acceleration, consequently better runtime, less heat and stress on motor.*
******About spur size****
A bigger spur= more acceleration/ less top speed.*
A smaller spur= more top speed less acceleration
***
*** big .v.s. Small pinions***
*Larger pinion = Less torque at the wheels, more top speed (up to a point before it's too large), less acceleration, more stress on motor and heat.
*Smaller pinion = More torque, slower top speed, better acceleration, consequently better runtime, less heat and stress on motor.*
