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[Mr Cossie]

Can someone tell what the differences are between the following motors?

Tamiya Type RR

Tamiya Type TZ

Tamiya Type S

Tamiya Type RZ

 

[Lemming]

This might help a bit...

http://home19.inet.tele.dk/martinjordt/res...tors/motors.htm

Cheers

Steve

[raemin]

TZ (T=Torque)/ RZ(R=rpm) are the same motor one with standup brushes, the other one with laydown brushes. Laydown brushes are a nice way to legally increase timing of a stock endbell (fixed 24 degrees).

The point is that with big turn engines (>20 turns), rpms is low but torque is massive. By adding more timing you get more rpm, less torque, less efficiency in short an engine that is more homogeneous.

In any case at the end of the day you won't see much difference except in a straight line...

[nmunn]

my mate got the tz and he said he did not see mutch differance .. i told try a differant pinion ..  or what if he put a 8.4 battery in it...

in all of the i whould get the one not listed the super modified 

[Mr Cossie]

I already have a super modifed 11t which i find great, but I notice it take a second or 2 to get really going, it builds up speed over about 5-10 meters. Id like another one, but id like something with a bit more punch instead of speed!!

 

Any suggestions??

[nmunn]

you ever tryed the type-r ???

they say it is for sprint races

 

 

 

 

[Mr Cossie]

I havent tried any them motors yet. Ive just built TL-01LA and although I have ball races it, I havent decided what Im going to do with the motor, I want something quick, but also fapping quick off the start line

Mr Cossie

[steviedee]

i've got a super stock TZ in my baja champ, and its pretty quick off the line as the amount torque will pull it off the line pretty quick.