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12.06.2008, 10:29 PM

if you had the same setup except for the motor and you tried running a 1515/1.5y and a 1515/2.5d I doubt you could tell the difference between the two
   
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12.07.2008, 01:19 PM

I am running a 1521/1y in my E-Revo on 6s LiPo and its waaay too fricken fast. I have to use bead locker wheels or it just rips the tires off. I am amazed at how well the truck takes the abuse. It still has the stock diffs but I did install a center diff which made a world of difference. So far I've done about 6 good hard bashes and nothing is broken; that even counts some bad jumps and summersalts. Oh the joy of watching those front tires swell up when I give it the beans.

I am thinking about trying the Losi Xcelorin\1300Kv to run on 6s. Then I can move my 1521/1y to another truck on 4 or 5s.

I think the 1100\kv 1515/2y would be a good choice also. On 6s it would have more then enough power and would get some very nice temps and run times.
   
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I am running a 1521/1y in my E-Revo on 6s LiPo and its waaay too fricken fast. I have to use bead locker wheels or it just rips the tires off. I am amazed at how well the truck takes the abuse. It still has the stock diffs but I did install a center diff which made a world of difference. So far I've done about 6 good hard bashes and nothing is broken; that even counts some bad jumps and summersalts. Oh the joy of watching those front tires swell up when I give it the beans.



I am thinking about trying the Losi Xcelorin\1300Kv to run on 6s. Then I can move my 1521/1y to another truck on 4 or 5s.

I think the 1100\kv 1515/2y would be a good choice also. On 6s it would have more then enough power and would get some very nice temps and run times.

I think you might be disappointed with a 1515/2y on 6s, it would be slow
   
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12.07.2008, 01:41 PM

I am running a Neu 1515/1.5y on 6s and it is very great. Awesome power, and stays very cool. It really depends on how you use it. You can't go wrong with the 1515/3d, 1515/1.5y, or the 1515/2.5d. They are all very good 6s motors.


   
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12.09.2008, 04:14 AM

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I am running a Neu 1515/1.5y on 6s and it is very great. Awesome power, and stays very cool. It really depends on how you use it. You can't go wrong with the 1515/3d, 1515/1.5y, or the 1515/2.5d. They are all very good 6s motors.

If that's the one I sold you a few month back I glad to hear it's working good for you!..


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12.07.2008, 08:11 PM

Thanks for all your answers.
   
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12.09.2008, 01:17 AM

I use a 1515 3d on 6 & 8s and love it!.. For what it worth..


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12.09.2008, 01:29 AM

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I use a 1515 3d on 6 & 8s and love it!.. For what it worth..
That's a lot of grunt, how well did the E-Revo handle it?


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12.09.2008, 02:53 AM

It's great on 6s, 8s I brake things!, mainly axel shaft and the speeds are insane!..

The good news is the Neu loves it!, never gets above 140ish degrees MetalMan and I have temped it every time we go out and it's always the same Motor is 140, esc (MGM) is 120 ish.. and my gearing is 52 / 24 for what it’s worth.. and it’s polished! So that got to add another 5 hps (easy!)




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12.09.2008, 03:15 AM

That polish increases aerodynamics, shaves an easy second off of your 0-60 time Sounds like a sweet setup, I'd prefer to put it in a better truck though. I've thrashed the crap out of my Losi Muggy and nothing in the drivetrain ever breaks.


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12.09.2008, 07:49 PM

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That polish increases aerodynamics, shaves an easy second off of your 0-60 time Sounds like a sweet setup, I'd prefer to put it in a better truck though. I've thrashed the crap out of my Losi Muggy and nothing in the drivetrain ever breaks.


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