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CopeCowboy1 11-01-2002 03:14 PM

Burn Out?
 
I ordered my Bit yesterday morning and I also ordered a 3.8 motor and i was wandering if the 3.8 is goign to burn up the electronics or if it will burn up? I'm worried that it might be over powering anyone know? Also what upgrade parts should i get to go with my 3.8 tires, suspension. etc... Please all tips are appreciated!

MTL 11-01-2002 06:02 PM

you can never have enough powerful motor to make your bit go into flames..

NorCalCoug 11-01-2002 07:40 PM

Having a faster motor will not harm the electronics in any way. Putting too much voltage in the car will (I know from experience... :D) but the stock battery can't pass more than 1.2v to the PCB, and consequently to the motor. So.. don't worry dude, pop that baby in and enjoy! :)

E)(pul$ioN 11-01-2002 08:55 PM

If you want regular driving, your best off with the 2.2. I personally can't drive regularly with a super fast 3.8. I also personally think there is no need to cuss. ;)

CopeCowboy1 11-01-2002 10:10 PM

Tires?¿
 
What kind of tires shoudl i put on it i see the tire set do i put the hard slick ones on it or the blue ones or the medium ones with the lines down the middle???

Speed-D 11-01-2002 10:12 PM

Surface, surface, surface.
 
What surface are you mostly running on?

Speed-D 11-01-2002 10:47 PM

Rules of thumb
 
If your rear tires are "grippier" than the front your turns will be wider. If you put "grippier" tires on the front, your turns will be tighter. However if your motor is too fast this will induce flips or barrel rolls.

CopeCowboy1 11-01-2002 10:57 PM

So Grip is the way to go
 
So i shoudl go with the grip and keep the stock 2.2 grip on the front and slicks on the back for normal driving then when i drag i shoudl go with my 3.8 with slicks on the front and back and not make any turns! Thanks for the help man


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