Gotta love that German Engineering.... - RC-Monster Forums

lincpimp · 02.24.2009, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jhautz

http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...d=RCM01&cat=20

This is what you need with that motor. Linc is right. Th Hacker C motors are better for a truck application than the B series. The C are screwed together. The Hacker motors were superior back in their day, but honestly have fallen behind the curve a bit when you compare price to performance now days. I still have a couple hackers that are yers old now and still work great so put a motor clapm on it and run it for a couple more years. lol

You got that right, they are way too expensive. The b50 are well out of date, and the c50 are a bit large in diameter for the output. When you can pick up the c50 motors for around 100 bucks used they are a good deal. Otherwise, not worth it...

jhautz · 02.24.2009, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp

You got that right, they are way too expensive. The b50 are well out of date, and the c50 are a bit large in diameter for the output. When you can pick up the c50 motors for around 100 bucks used they are a good deal. Otherwise, not worth it...

He's already got it and other than the pressed in front end bell there is nothing wrong with it. I have a B50 10XL that runs great in a buggy or truggy on 5s. Its got a RCMonster motor clamp on it and its never given me a single bit of trouble and runs plenty cool.

No need to replace anything, its still a very good motor IMO, just a bit expensive for what it is. You already have it, just get the motor clamp and run the heck out of it with no worries.

lincpimp · 02.24.2009, 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by jhautz

he's already got it and other than the pressed in front end bell there is nothing wrong with it. I have a b50 10xl that runs great in a buggy or truggy on 5s. Its got a rcmonster motor clamp on it and its never given me a single bit of trouble and runs plenty cool.

No need to replace anything, its still a very good motor imo, just a bit expensive for what it is. You already have it, just get the motor clamp and run the heck out of it with no worries.

+1 ^^^^