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castle 2650kv or neu 1512?
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castle 2650kv or neu 1512? - 12.08.2008, 05:16 PM

what is best for the track MMM V3 WITH 265OKV or to get NEU 1512 2D - 1Y - 1.5D runing on 4s?
   
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12.08.2008, 05:42 PM

THere has been no comparison between the two motor yet.
I have one and love it but have never run a genuine neu. i would get the CC version because it has the same or better qualities on paper as the genuine


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12.08.2008, 10:33 PM

However, the 2D, 1Y and 1.5D are all considered too fast for racing by most people. There is a 1/8 electric thread in the rctech forums thats about 500 pages long. When the thread was 200 pages long, everyone had the 1.5D in their signatures. About 200 pages later, they realized the 1.5D and even the 2D were too fast and now just about everyone has switched over to the 2.5D.

For backyard bashing, I will end end up getting the 2650 motor. I think it will be worth the wait.


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