XRAY - Model racing cars

hi all,need your help, i have bought the T3 2011, i am planing to race in track with all turns, whatdo you guys recommend
on the motor and esc, i am thinking of LRP 10.5T is this good

are you going to race in class or just for fun?
how much you can spend money?

if you wanna race in some competitions go and drive in pro stock
you need Speed Passion V3 13.5R motor and Speed Passion Cirtix stock club race ESC

i will race for fun, money is not an issue, this is a high turn track, is speed passion good?

no
is this your first Rc car?

For all gm genius 90 to stock (great timming) and for modified classes

Hobbywing 120-1s ESC. Cheap, good support, covers Mod and Stock classes in one unit.

cirtix is stuoid,slow and it does not have timing:)
and engines are not as fast and durable for geat as for example GM or LRP

You cannot compare the Cirtix to the GM Genius.
Cheap, simple <-> Fuly programmable.

Compare GM Genius (even with 90 Amps rating, it's fully programmable, and good for Stock racing with boost) to Speedpassion GT 2.0 or LRP SXX COmpetition / SXX StockSpec

Compare Cirtix with LRP AI Brushless as it is a very simple cheap device.

LRP GOOD ๆๆ

what ratio have you got?

last yeat in Aldernach everyone from 1st final didn't have timing in theirs esc

at the moment 8.0 but i want to try 8.5 - 9.0

there was no speedo last year thet could safely add timing , and there was some timing being used by GM at ETS Heemstede (look at the videos and watch Hara)

Sorry missed the motor. Yes LRP/Nosram very good. I do not know if they are the best as I only use Nosram these days. The latest version Pure Evo has been very robust. Seems happy to run at 100 degrees,though I am not suggesting that is a target! On a tight track you are probably looking at an FDR between 8 and 9 for starters

Was that vs 208 or 212? I ask because I have not upgraded to 212 yet and I think I recall reading that 212 was smoother