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Originally Posted by BrianG
A couple things to think about:
1) You won't be able to update the firmware on the MM because as of 1.26 (I think), the MM won't arm on any more than 3s anymore. So, if you are happy with the current FW, I guess this is a non-issue.
2) That setup works well for most people, but it also depends on what you plan to do with it? Racing? Bashing? High-speed (>40mph) runs? If you are going to be running in rough conditions (high speed, grass, lots of heavy stop-n-go), I would go with 5s on the MMM/2200 combo.
If you plan on ever running 6s, you might want to look at Castle's 1717 motor if you want overpowered (and assuming it will fit-might be a tight squeeze with limited gearing options). It's going for ~$70 right now at Castle's clearance sale.
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The Mamba Max i have is about 2 years old. However i just updated the firmware about 2 weeks via my castle link. Did i just ruin my ability to run this with 4 cells?
my plan is to take it to the track to run it, but i don't know about racing. it's not really gonna fit in any class since its a custom build. just gonna be a fun racer kinda thing. and i also plan to bash. I do NOT plan on any over gearing or high speed runs. i just want a nice smooth, and efficient drivetrain.
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I consider the 4x4 sc trucks like an 1/8 buggy, so any buggy system should work well.
If you plan to run a MM on 4s lipo you will want a motor around 2000-2500kv.
So we have a 60mm long motor, 4 pole preferably, 2000-2500kv. I am sure a neu 1512 will do, and the the cc 2650 motor should be fine.
There are other options, medusa (if you can find one) tekin, and some of the clones (questionable).
Novak are making some 4 pole motors, not sure if they are any good as they have not been tested/released yet.
If you can scare up an aveox 36/30/1.5y it would be about perfect. I run one in my pede 4x4 on 4s and it does very well with a MM with a ccbec.
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sounds like you are both suggesting slightly lower KV than the 2650. and maybe a 5-6 cell pack though. which means something like a whole new system. which might be easier in the long run.
would it behoove me to just get a true 1/8th system? do you think that would be less trouble in the long run?