Is a MOD1 a must for brushless setups??

[brushlessboy16]

Its still mod1. Mod1 or Module 1.0 is only the pitch of the gear teeth.
Use BrianG's speed calculator to calculate your top speed.. 45 should be easily achievable with low heat...

[jhautz]

Mod1 is the tooth size on the pinion. The pinion that came with your inferno gt originally was a clutch bell (not a pinion) and used the same Mod1 tooth size. Not sure how you would attach a clutch bell to an electric motor unless you came up with a custom motor mount for your inferno and use the Tekno clutch thing. The stock spur gears are Mod1 size and so is the metal spur you are using on the 1 speed setup, so yes you will want to buy a Mod1 pinion unless you want to try and figure out how to convert the gears on the car to something else. Doesnt make much sense to do that though. Much simpler to just get the proper pinion gear.

Yes, RC-Monster sells the Mod1 size pinon gears. There are other places to buy them as well, but we all know that getting them from RCM is the best way to go. Gotta support the monster.

[speedemall]

Originally Posted by jhautz

Gotta support the monster.

I already have and will continue,I just need something to run the car right now,in the mean time I'll order a few mod ones from here.

[speedemall]

Originally Posted by brushlessboy16

Its still mod1. Mod1 or Module 1.0 is only the pitch of the gear teeth.
Use BrianG's speed calculator to calculate your top speed.. 45 should be easily achievable with low heat...

What pinion would you recommend I start with using the 46t spur?

[jhautz]

Originally Posted by speedemall

What pinion would you recommend I start with using the 46t spur?

Gotta have more info to make a recomendation. Motor? Battery? Tires size?

http://scriptasylum.com/rc_speed/_solver.html

you should be able to plug your info into this and figure out a good starting point for pinion size.

[speedemall]

Originally Posted by jhautz

Gotta have more info to make a recomendation. Motor? Battery? Tires size?

http://scriptasylum.com/rc_speed/_solver.html

you should be able to plug your info into this and figure out a good starting point for pinion size.

2650kv,4200 5s 30c,stock 1/8 tires and wheels.