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01.18.2008, 09:32 AM

60 mph is easy. You could go with a Neu 1512 on 5 or 6S and hit that while still being driveable. If you are planning on running off road tires you will have problems, though. Make sure they are CAed very well.

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01.18.2008, 06:49 PM

Thanks Matt,

That helps alot. I will definitly be running street tires. I am looking to power the beast with two A123 6.6 packs in series. That way I can still use my Mamba Esc. Just got to find a motor I can run. I don't like the idea of endbell popping of motors.
   
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Manual brake with electric conversion - 01.18.2008, 07:16 PM

How do you retain the use of manual brakes with an electric conversion if you don't want to use the ESC brake function?
   
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01.19.2008, 04:50 AM

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How do you retain the use of manual brakes with an electric conversion if you don't want to use the ESC brake function?
Keep the brake servo and parts, use a y cable for 2 channel radio, or hook brake to channel 3 on a 3 channel radio.
   
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