ESC comparison question

[neweuser]

Originally Posted by DrKnow65

I agree, no 60 to 70 leaps. But let's not forget to include the better wires on the MMM what would they account for? (splitting hairs to guess at mph increases) but true to the question, blah blah, better esc is better, blah, blah.

So long as I bow out before anyone is upset... Have a good turkey day all, don't foget to get out and play with your stuff, I will.

Hehe, not saying I disagree with the resistance factor. In this case however, I would think that the minimal difference would only matter to a serious racer. In any case, a bigger, better esc is always good to have. More efficiency in general is always a good thing. Larger, shorter wires, good connectors...bibility blah blah....diggity doo dah....

If weather here prevails to be good, I would hope I can get out to run my truck one last time! Already hitting 30's F*.

Good Turkey Day to you as well

[Happywing]

I think (I hope) the most noticeable difference is going to be how smooth it is. No cogging or hesitations with a Neu motor. That would make me happy.

[JERRY2KONE]

Drknow65 is exactly right. you can discuss this until the cows go home, and the only one who will really be able to see the difference is the one installing the new MMM and runing it. Yes the speed may not be a great deal better, but even so it will run faster and cooler and also longer run time wich over all is a better deal all around. Plus you won't have to push the MMM beyond its capabilities in order to get a good run out of it, hence it will hold up much longer. So the benefits of installing the MMM over the MM will definitely be worth the extra $$$. So your point is well taken and understood Sir. Good thread.

[Jeremy1976]

Thank you all for the comments!!!