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truggy motor - 01.02.2011, 09:59 PM

i am in the middle of doing a losi 8ight t 2.0 conversion, i know what conversion kit i am going with (rc-monster) and i know my batteries (pro match 4s 50c 5600) i just dont know about a motor, i was thinking of getting the castle neu 1717 1580 kv motor,if any one has any input on that motor or any other suggestions i would appreciate it.
also wondering if anyone has any input on the batteries i would appreciate it also thanks for any input and helping out a newb

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01.02.2011, 10:21 PM

Well, running 4s means you need a motor with kv of 2000 or so. Sticking with CC that means the 1515 2200kv motor. You batteries, as long as the 50c is close to correct will do fine with that motor and a MMM geared for 40-50mph. The 1717 will be a tough fit due to the diameter and will not be spinning very fast at 4s. Going up to 6s lipo would be good but then it will be overkill for the truggy.
   
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01.03.2011, 01:24 AM

thanks for the info ill order the 2200 castle combo

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No prob, the castle combo really is a great versatile setup.
   
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