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  1. 01-18-2012, 08:43 PM #1
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    Default What wind type is the Turnigy XK4074-B-2000kv motor?

    I know I've heard it's a Leopard clone, but does anyone know for sure what wind type this motor is? I'm wondering what timing to start with....

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    well to be honest, it looks and feels exactly the same as the leopard Ive got, if anything, its slightly harder to spin the shaft
    I had mine on 15, but dropped it back to 7.5 and found i was getting the same speeds, but less heat
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    Quote Originally Posted by desmobob View Post
    I know I've heard it's a Leopard clone, but does anyone know for sure what wind type this motor is? I'm wondering what timing to start with....

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    I run mine in a genesis on 4s spinning an x645 with no heat issues at 15.
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