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Jahay · 06.10.2011, 07:06 AM

I think the 2028 is overkill for my application, and may not benefit me.

It has a lower RPM limit of around 30,000k and is good for 8s.
The 1527 has a huge long can, easily capable of handling the weight of my 19lbs truck and has an rpm limit of 60,000k So i could even increase the number of cells im running for a laugh haha

Any addition of a new motor, would be re design of my TVPs and possibly result in new shafts being made up. The new larger motor would most definiltey have to be installed in the rear with the 3rd battery up front. I have already got ideas and designs for this...

But this will only happen at the end of this year or early next year as i have only completed this current project and want to run it to the ground.

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Jahay RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,007 Join Date: Apr 2010	06.10.2011, 07:06 AM I think the 2028 is overkill for my application, and may not benefit me. It has a lower RPM limit of around 30,000k and is good for 8s. The 1527 has a huge long can, easily capable of handling the weight of my 19lbs truck and has an rpm limit of 60,000k So i could even increase the number of cells im running for a laugh haha Any addition of a new motor, would be re design of my TVPs and possibly result in new shafts being made up. The new larger motor would most definiltey have to be installed in the rear with the 3rd battery up front. I have already got ideas and designs for this... But this will only happen at the end of this year or early next year as i have only completed this current project and want to run it to the ground.