The best 19t motor???
01-14-2007, 10:24 PM
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The best 19t motor???
Ok guys, im ordering a new 19t motor tonight,
in your opinion which one should i go for, by standards of most power and reliability. and preferable with built in capacitors
in your opinion which one should i go for, by standards of most power and reliability. and preferable with built in capacitors
01-14-2007, 11:03 PM
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RE: The best 19t motor???
checkpoint $$ is probably best, komodo dragon a close second. Apparantly the dragon has equal performance when fresh, but needs to be cut and needs new brushes often, whereas the $$ lasts dozens of runs without being touched. Also, expect to run huge pinions on the $$.
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RE: The best 19t motor???
is ur motor any gd? if u got it nd if i got tht 1 will a mtroniks rv15 run it?
coz my mate has got an rv 11 nd it couldnt handle a 13t
coz my mate has got an rv 11 nd it couldnt handle a 13t
01-15-2007, 01:51 PM
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RE: The best 19t motor???
i used to have a mtroniks rv15, they will run any motor down to 15 turns, but since they are so small thaey dont dissapate heat well, they get extremely hot and that can potentially ruin it.
i would stick to at the very least 19t and nothing less, i havnt gotten the motor yet since i purchased it last night, but ill tell you how it runs
i would stick to at the very least 19t and nothing less, i havnt gotten the motor yet since i purchased it last night, but ill tell you how it runs
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RE: The best 19t motor???
I just wanted to add 2 cents.
I have a KD Pro and after 5-7 battery packs, the brushes are still in great shape.
Although, i want to try the checkpoints out now too hehe.
WR
I have a KD Pro and after 5-7 battery packs, the brushes are still in great shape.
Although, i want to try the checkpoints out now too hehe.
WR
01-26-2007, 10:52 PM
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RE: The best 19t motor???
yep got it yesterday, went down and hooked it up with 12guage and deans, THIS THING SCREAMS,
its a very impressive motor, very well built, i took it apart and its a very well put together motor. i can take some closeups if needed.
im very pleased, it has a very good powerband, from low end to high it always has some torqe. I am very pleased so far, im going to run a few more packs tomorrow back in the woods with some jumps and climbs. ill let you know how she holds up.
its a very impressive motor, very well built, i took it apart and its a very well put together motor. i can take some closeups if needed.
im very pleased, it has a very good powerband, from low end to high it always has some torqe. I am very pleased so far, im going to run a few more packs tomorrow back in the woods with some jumps and climbs. ill let you know how she holds up.
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RE: The best 19t motor???
This is the best motor I have used. I will never switch.
http://demonpowerproducts.co.uk/prod...roducts_id=104
He also sends all over the world.
http://demonpowerproducts.co.uk/prod...roducts_id=104
He also sends all over the world.
