Well when you are dealing with inexpensive (read Cheap) motors with a 10-15% variation allowed in specification tolerances, what can you expect? No motor maker for the home set market can varify that their motors are with in even 5% of each other. Just not going to happen for the cost involved and the time taken to make them.
So take it as the standard and start looking through a bunch of motors, to even find some with in 3-5 percent of each other.
If you insist on running so called box stock classes, you are going to put up with this problem, of out of tolerance motors, gears, wheels, and tires etc. Box stock racing does not exist in reality anywhere.
Racing fairly, only exists as you allow it to evolve with gradual improvements to the over the counter cars. How far you go allowing this. is up to your organization.
In my humble opinion!
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So take it as the standard and start looking through a bunch of motors, to even find some with in 3-5 percent of each other.
If you insist on running so called box stock classes, you are going to put up with this problem, of out of tolerance motors, gears, wheels, and tires etc. Box stock racing does not exist in reality anywhere.
Racing fairly, only exists as you allow it to evolve with gradual improvements to the over the counter cars. How far you go allowing this. is up to your organization.
In my humble opinion!
