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E-Revonut
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06.07.2009, 08:49 PM

Well IMO save up some money and get a better motor! Also IMO that isn't big enough for a truggy, that's more the size of a Neu 1512 which is typically used in a buggy. What ESC are you planning to run? MMM combo on 4s is a safe way to go, reliable and great customer service if you do have any problems. One thing I have learned in this hobby is to do it right the first time! Why spend $45+ on a motor that will last a couple months if your lucky.


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06.07.2009, 09:09 PM

um, that motor is quite big man, not small. It would destroy a 1512 Neu if given the power.

I run a 1512 Neu and it has all the power I would ever need, it just doesn't run quite as cool as I would like(will hit 160+F when pushed hard). Although, seeing as you can't get a CC 1512 motor, your best bet is a CC/Neu 1515 2200Kv motor.

The 2200 CC/Neu running on that Turnigy 5000mah 5s pack will rock your truck. Expect 2000watts from that setup.


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