quad magnets in a c-can

[mudhen]

okay, here goes, in a group12 c-can motor, would quads make the motor faster? if yes, then WHO makes the best quads?
if no then WHY NOT?

any and all replies appriciated

xxoorichard MUDHEN marnhout:confused:

[Foamy]

These are only legal for Drag Racing...not for USRA Style Racing.

For Drags...
90 gram cars,RJR Yellow Dots in Koford cans
120+ gram cars,RJR Black Dots in Mura cans

For Outlaw Road Racing...I would try Yellow Dots in Kelly Setups.

[mudhen]

i've seen group 20 motors that have them. but why ? what exactly ARE the characteristics that render them more powerful? and WHY are they illegal in USRA?

xxoo mudhen:eek:

[eap9]

Hi Richard.

We have an Outlaw box 12 race here where anything goes as far as the motor is concerned. I have been using the pro-slot quad set-up for its top gun motor and the cars just flies! What I noticed with the Pro-slot quad is that the extended magnet tip gives me a lot of torque even if I use a 45 degree arm without sacrificing rpm. And with the quad the motor runs smoother and a lot cooler.

I have also tried the RJR quad and is also as good as the Pro-slot but you have to run it with a bigger airgap or you will end up with too much torque and brakes.

[Speedshop]

Multi magnet segments gives you more torque that's why they are mandatory in Group 7 wing racing.

[mudhen]

lee, if you were gonna build a quad 12, what combos of whatsis and whosit would you use? and if it isn't too much trouble, why ?

thanks richard MUDHEN marnhout