I'm confused.
08-24-2007, 09:04 PM
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I'm confused.
I'm new to the electric part of this hobby... ran nitro 4 ever. I have an old hpi rs4 1/10... and It needs a new motor. So I was wondering, do you want a lower turn... like a 10 turn, or a higher turn... like a 20 for drifting?
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RE: I'm confused.
depends on what kind of tires you plan on running. 19t spec motors are good all around but some do not have the power needed to run grippier tires like the hpi type a's or tamiya d specs. I would say brushless is the way to go. the novak 10.5/ 4300 systems are pretty good all around and the 8.5/ 5800 systems have more power and can be somewhat overkill especially on abs.
08-25-2007, 02:32 PM
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depends on what kind of tires you plan on running. 19t spec motors are good all around but some do not have the power needed to run grippier tires like the hpi type a's or tamiya d specs. I would say brushless is the way to go. the novak 10.5/ 4300 systems are pretty good all around and the 8.5/ 5800 systems have more power and can be somewhat overkill especially on abs.
depends on what kind of tires you plan on running. 19t spec motors are good all around but some do not have the power needed to run grippier tires like the hpi type a's or tamiya d specs. I would say brushless is the way to go. the novak 10.5/ 4300 systems are pretty good all around and the 8.5/ 5800 systems have more power and can be somewhat overkill especially on abs.
08-25-2007, 06:10 PM
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RE: I'm confused.
yah im running pvc pipe for wheels... put a lil glue on the rim, and the pvc slides right over it perfectly snug.
thx for the help.
thx for the help.
