Nope, all the 15xx series motors have standard 25mm mounting patterns so far as I know- it'll say on the Neu website:

http://www.neumotors.com/Site/Motor_...xxF%20-web.pdf

Yep, thought it was.

Cant remember if the guy used a 1y or 1.5d, think it was the latter- the thread is around here somewhere...

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...t=21412&page=2

found it. 'Twas the 1900kv 1.5d motor- the vid is just nuts, you need a runway to test a truck like that :yipi: :yes:

this is an awesome video..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZQR_Xubr8o

Wow, that truck literally tears up the grass!

now that was badass lol...a big 1/5 scale truck on brushless....oh boy

Wicked.

We have been waiting.... For a while.

A 1521 is a great motor for a heavier monster truck. I run one in my muggy, and plan to give it a try in the 6x6 lst as well. I will gear it a bit lower in that truck, say 35-37mph. It is a 1y - 1577 kv, so a great 6s motor. I also have 1521 2y and 2.5y motors, 10-12s in those (with the right controller).

Willing to sell that 1521 1Y in the future?

that truck moves like i would expect an 1/8th scale to move. much more torque than a gas engine.

Not likely... I have 2 of them as well, but I have a feeling they will both be put to use, and i may buy more. I want to compare the cc/neu (I have a few of those too) to the 1521, both on 6s, and see if the higher rpm and lower gearing makes up for the shorter rotor. I have a feeling the 1521 will produce better temps, but we will see.

That truck is one of the most awesome brushless vehicles I've seen. Its also the inspiration for my 1/5 revo, cause I can't afford the electronics required for something that heavy. But I love the large scale and the power.