effect of springs, and timing on power curve

[Lord_bunker]

trying to get a bit more low end or decrease the amount of time it takes for the motor to spool up. so i was wondering, how would i want to adjust the timing and springs to get the needed results. or if that would even have an effect.

[Railman]

Stiffer springs will give more torque & faster spool up. I would think that less timing advance would give more toque at a lower RPM, but I've not messed with it myself. Another big factor is the batts resistance. Batts with low IR numbers will have more punch. Sometimes that's the biggest factor.
Joe

[idoxlr8b3]

I don't know all the particular's but most all handwound motor's are timed from the factory at optimum performance/// advancing the timing will incress rpm and lower tork// I would't suggest reducing the timing on any motor from what the manufacture set it /// personally unless the motor is setting at -0- timing I wouldn't mess with it /// I know trinity speed gem's are -0- timed and seam to work better with 10to15deg advance , but thats my opinion on my motor's!!!!