Re: MORE SPEED
Hi Bufurd,<br /> Unless your motor is built to handle racing fuel (.ie Cam2, etc.), you can actually DECREASE performance by running it. Racing fuels are higher octane and in order to take advantage of that you'd have to have a much higher compression ratio.<br /><br /> Incidently, you might want to do a search on theoretical speed here on the board, plug in your gear ratio, RPM, prop pitch, etc. and get a more accurate speed expectation. I'm not familiar with the motor you're running, but if it's running approximately a 2:1 gear ratio, and for instance, a 15-inch prop, you should be running approx. 42.6 mph with zero slip. Since no propeller has zero slip, your speed would be significantly less than that. Do you know your gear ratio? You can figure it out with a degree wheel on the propeller while you spin the flywheel one complete revolution. The guys running well over 50 MUST have something else going on, as the cannot be going that fast with stock style service motors...<br />- Scott