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jhautz · 03:15 AM

I have the 1512/2.5D and the 1515/2.5D and I actually prefer the 1512. Its snappier and feels more nimble. Plenty of power too. If you ask for my vote betwen those 2 motors its the 2000kv 1512.

Ive run them both in the XLB, my revo and my 1/8 buggy. The 1512 is the better motor in all of them IMO.

I run them on 5s and there are no heat problems with either motor so depending on what you are planning to do I'd say you could easily go for the 2200kv 1515 and have no issue with heat on 4s (probably even 5s for that matter). They are cool running motors.

I think you are right about the 1700kv motor leaving you wanting on 4s. It leaves me wanting somewhat on 5s. EDIT:Of course I think there might be something wrong with me. :p

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jhautz RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 4,217 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL	04.05.2007, 03:13 AM I have the 1512/2.5D and the 1515/2.5D and I actually prefer the 1512. Its snappier and feels more nimble. Plenty of power too. If you ask for my vote betwen those 2 motors its the 2000kv 1512. Ive run them both in the XLB, my revo and my 1/8 buggy. The 1512 is the better motor in all of them IMO. I run them on 5s and there are no heat problems with either motor so depending on what you are planning to do I'd say you could easily go for the 2200kv 1515 and have no issue with heat on 4s (probably even 5s for that matter). They are cool running motors. I think you are right about the 1700kv motor leaving you wanting on 4s. It leaves me wanting somewhat on 5s. EDIT:Of course I think there might be something wrong with me. :p I can't decide if its more fun to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly Last edited by jhautz; 04.05.2007 at 03:15 AM.