What kind of mini-t motor should i get
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What kind of mini-t motor should i get
Hi everyone I just fried the motor in my mini t (beast by one18th) and am not sure of what to get next, id like something that has the same speed or a little faster im using a 6 cell nimh battery and a mc230cr esc so anything that is compatible with that can anyone help?
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RE: What kind of mini-t motor should i get
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do not get mamba max i hot it and if you wnna switch the diffs out 24/7 then go ahead get a reedy or something
do not get mamba max i hot it and if you wnna switch the diffs out 24/7 then go ahead get a reedy or something
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RE: What kind of mini-t motor should i get
Are you guys speaking English?
Mini-T's have a diff... what are you talking about it doesn't have one? It has a plastic gear diff. You can upgrade to a ball diff for $20-30, I put one in mine. I run a Mamba-25 8000kv on 2s lipo with the ball diff. No issues. Gets a bit hot but nothing too crazy if you gear it right, and it's stupid fast. On 3s it will wheelie too much and gets hot, can't even reach top speed due to the wheelies.
Mini-T's have a diff... what are you talking about it doesn't have one? It has a plastic gear diff. You can upgrade to a ball diff for $20-30, I put one in mine. I run a Mamba-25 8000kv on 2s lipo with the ball diff. No issues. Gets a bit hot but nothing too crazy if you gear it right, and it's stupid fast. On 3s it will wheelie too much and gets hot, can't even reach top speed due to the wheelies.
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RE: What kind of mini-t motor should i get
thanks guy let me know about the mongoose also i hear that the mamba 25 8000kv rips apart the diff gears and evarything falls apart..........
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RE: What kind of mini-t motor should i get
i have a mamba 25 w/ 8000kv motor in my mini t but i also upgraded to the losi ball diff and the dual disc slipper and its great. no problems whatsoever. so if you go brushless, i would invest the extra $50 or so and get those parts i listed also.
oh yeah and i have the cvd's also, those are nice they dont put quite as much of a jolt on your trans..
oh yeah and i have the cvd's also, those are nice they dont put quite as much of a jolt on your trans..