Speed and torque are not an issue with me. I will probably not drive much faster than 30-35 mph and I had to buy a wheelie bar for the power of the stock motors, so I'm not looking to gain anything but run-time. :P:

The only things that really interest me are that I have a nice-looking truck that I drive well through the track, and that I am able to play for about 30 minutes at a time. ;)

I know that the brushless systems are pricey by comparisson, but I have a high-dollar 1:6 scale that I may sell in order to finance my new interest, so price...keep it under $800.00.

I was going to sell my 1:8 Kyosho Inferno as well, but I just realized that I can turn it into an electric, as well. :cool: I may hold onto it and get an additional brushless set-up in a month or so.

I also bought a TC4 that I may go brushless with, if I like the results that I get form the E-Maxx and Inferno. MAN! I just got into electric and I am already going nuts!

I had better slow down and just concentrate on the truck for now. :C:

The way I understand it, I may need a 9 XL Nemisis brushless and a Schulze 1897 ESC. Elmo @ Boom Boom Batteries advised me to use 3700mAh batteries because they can be charged two or three times per day, whereas 3800mAh can only be charged two or three times per week.