Feigao 380c

[TWX]

I currently own a BK warrior 9920 thats running a 7xl in my Revo and sometimes my Emaxx. This setup is wonderful accept now its winter and it's time to race indoors. I was planning on running a team associated T4 stadium truck. It would be a well groomed indoor dirt oval and I would be running foam truck tires (same as rubber 2.2 tires accept foam). I was thinking of running my BK Warrior 9920 in the T4 and powering the truck with a Fiegao 380c off RC-Monster's store. However I am not sure which of the 380c's available would work best. RC-Monster has a 6L, 7T, 8T, and 9T available from what it looks like. The 6L has less k/v than the 7T, which leads me to wonder the differences between the L series and the T series of the 380c. If anyone has any information on what would be best to run for a modified class on brushless that would be great! I will be running either a 6 Cell NiMH (7.2V) or a 2 Cell Lipo (7.4V).

Here are the specs of the associated T4 :
Length: 390mm
Width: 316mm
Weight: 1441g
Wheelbase: 288mm
Internal Gear Ratio: 2.6:1
Drive: 2WD

[Finnster]

The 380C L is longer for more torque. Fantastic little motor and should push the T4 around easily on 2S on a track. I could do over 40 in my heavy rustler on 7cells, and nearly 50 on 8cell GP3300s.

[SpEEdyBL]

The 6L may be a little much for the T4 on a track. I'd go with the 8t. This is judging from what my 380c 9t was like.

[Takedown]

I ran the 380c 6l in my rustler on 6-cells IB4200's and it no doubt had power but it always ran hot, no matter how I geared it.

[BL_RV0]

The design of feigaos does not allow for cool temps.

I have a 380c 7t in a Yokomo LCG drifter on 6cells, geared 75/22 and it's about 150f...