Tell me about Medusa motors for 1/8th

[Unsullied_Spy]

Neu motors are as good of a motor as you can get right now, but for the price you can't go wrong with a MedUsa motor. I currently have 3 of them and all of them perform flawlessly and outperform any other motor I've seen in this price range.

[teknorc]

Medusa's are awesome motors whether you factor in price or not. We had a 50/2200 going strong in a buggy for months. We changed the setup a little bit ago, but only because we were testing setups. The 50 is the same size as brushed motors, it doesn't make any sense, but it pushed that 8lb buggy around just fine. The 60's seem like the best balance of power, weight, efficiency, and cool running for a buggy though. If you're just racing for 10 min or less, you could go with a 50. 70-80 for truggies (although we had a 60-1300 on 6s in a truggy for a while too:)