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01.07.2008, 11:51 PM

If you're assuming that the lower KV motor always has more torque, you'd be wrong. Without looking over all the specs, i'd assume that the mega has more torque. They're pretty friggin massive. Of course, I havn't looked at them both that closely so I can't say, but it's worth further investigation.

One thing I can darn well gaurantee, is that mega is NOTHING like your vxl, 5mm shaft or not.

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01.07.2008, 11:54 PM

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If you're assuming that the lower KV motor always has more torque, you'd be wrong. Without looking over all the specs, i'd assume that the mega has more torque. They're pretty friggin massive. Of course, I havn't looked at them both that closely so I can't say, but it's worth further investigation.

One thing I can darn well gaurantee, is that mega is NOTHING like your vxl, 5mm shaft or not.

J.
I will second that, the vxl is a feigao clone, and about the same as a 10s feigao. it works fine in a 2wd 10th truck, and a pair look to be good in the new emaxx. I will say that the mega motors are nicely made.
   
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01.08.2008, 12:49 AM

The Mega has 6 poles hance the torque. They are extremely efficient compared to the Feigao. Plus the Mega will handle 4S lipos and use 1/2 the AMPs than the 7XL. Even the SV27 brushless motor will have more torque then the 7XL. I used it on my MBX5T and I know this bacause I also used the 7XL in it.
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