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motor help - 10/2/2004 8:51:09 PM   
zonda



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Status: offline 		I'am new to electric cars and was wondering whats faster 20T motor or 27T motor. my local club has a leagal 27 turn motor class and i have a 20 T motor so have to change.
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RE: motor help - 10/2/2004 9:05:45 PM   
cjg



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Status: offline 		Technically a 20T should be faster than a 27t. However, some of the 20t that come with ready to runs are not very good motors. You may find a good 27t such as Trinity p2k2 pro or Monster Stock may actually be faster. What kind of vehicle do you have?

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RE: motor help - 10/3/2004 5:51:00 PM   
zonda



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Status: offline 		hpi sprint and i'am going to put a B.R.C.A leagal motor in so i can race.
I have an Associated 20T motor at the moment if the 27T motor is faster will I need to change my speed control?
Thanks for the help

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RE: motor help - 10/3/2004 6:16:47 PM   
Carnutz68



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Status: offline 		If you have the instructions to your car look under esc it should say what motors it can handle
It should handle 27t stock most esc will

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RE: motor help - 10/3/2004 6:20:06 PM   
zonda



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Status: offline 		thanks. just need to find a good 27T stock motor

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RE: motor help - 10/3/2004 6:37:33 PM   
Carnutz68



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Status: offline 		Check with your local club to see the most popular 27t. You might even pick up a good used one for 10-15 bux
Good Luck---Have A Blast


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RE: motor help - 10/12/2004 3:29:06 AM   
leftturn


 

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Status: offline 		every motor that I have ever bought, is different if you realy want a good motor the one mentioned are a good start, save up fpr a dyno well worth it, after I got one I started winning!!! have fun!!!

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