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good all around motor
i just bought a 1/10th scale 4wd buggy and am looking for a good all around motor for bashing. I want good acceleration and decent battery run times. I dont need anything wild or crazy, but i am planning on upgrading my esc as well, so are there any good combos that you guys are running that you like? thanks
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RE: good all around motor
um, brushless would be a good option, if you have the money, prob a 5700 Mamba Max would be a good pick, what buggy is it??? and what size batteries are you planning on running???
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RE: good all around motor
i dont really want to go brushless, the buggy is the excede sunfire, so its not like race quality. Im just looking for a decent upgrade without spending alot of money. I am currently running 6 cell 3300 mah ni-mh's
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RE: good all around motor
the number of turns on the motor is 27 turns, it is nice that you can replace the brushes (also helpful for cleaning out all the carbon dust that has a tendency to build up), they have a "pro" version of it, same price, 27 turns... except it has these features
FEATURES: 27 turns, 22 awg wire, and 24 degree locked timing
Tuned and tweaked by Trinity motor technicians (pro version feature)
Balance checked armature (pro version feature)
Shaft is checked for straightness (pro version feature)
Diamond trued commutator (pro version feature)
Magnets are charged to capacity (pro version feature)
Aligned bushings and brush hoods (pro version feature)
Dyno tuned and tested (pro version feature)
Data sticker attached to the can (pro version feature)
Meets all ROAR/ARCOR specifications
New High Inertia Rotor Technology provides more mid range and broader
power band, lower operating temperature and new wire to commutator
fusing process for lower resistance
Revised cooling holes in the can not only improves cooling but alters
the can's magnetic field for increased "Virtual Timing".
Improved bushing alignment with reduced surface bushings for less
drag and more rpm
Pure copper endbell hardware for lowest resistance
Improved brush to hood fit and brush hood alignment
Flat can prevents cheaters from advancing the motors timing
Dual bushing supported
Factory installed, surface mounted capacitors
Laydown style brushes
Pulled that from tower, something to ponder, same price and all, so ya pick, hope it works good[8D]
FEATURES: 27 turns, 22 awg wire, and 24 degree locked timing
Tuned and tweaked by Trinity motor technicians (pro version feature)
Balance checked armature (pro version feature)
Shaft is checked for straightness (pro version feature)
Diamond trued commutator (pro version feature)
Magnets are charged to capacity (pro version feature)
Aligned bushings and brush hoods (pro version feature)
Dyno tuned and tested (pro version feature)
Data sticker attached to the can (pro version feature)
Meets all ROAR/ARCOR specifications
New High Inertia Rotor Technology provides more mid range and broader
power band, lower operating temperature and new wire to commutator
fusing process for lower resistance
Revised cooling holes in the can not only improves cooling but alters
the can's magnetic field for increased "Virtual Timing".
Improved bushing alignment with reduced surface bushings for less
drag and more rpm
Pure copper endbell hardware for lowest resistance
Improved brush to hood fit and brush hood alignment
Flat can prevents cheaters from advancing the motors timing
Dual bushing supported
Factory installed, surface mounted capacitors
Laydown style brushes
Pulled that from tower, something to ponder, same price and all, so ya pick, hope it works good[8D]
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RE: good all around motor
ORIGINAL: iceman11756
go with the Revolution 14x2 nice acceleration, and FREAKING AMAZING runtimes.
no idea who makes it tho
go with the Revolution 14x2 nice acceleration, and FREAKING AMAZING runtimes.
no idea who makes it tho
orion makes the revolution, i had them and it is a sick motor. BUT he has a excede sunfire, his ESC wont support it. trinity co27, or the epic XX will be his best choices. but the co27 is cheaper and has more torque than the XX.
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RE: good all around motor
ok, i just got a traxxas xl-5 esc...i believe it lets me run a 12 turn 550 or a 15 turn 540 motor...any new suggestions? im also going to be running a 7 cell ni-mh pack...
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ORIGINAL: X-jeeper
ok, i just got a traxxas xl-5 esc...i believe it lets me run a 12 turn 550 or a 15 turn 540 motor...any new suggestions? im also going to be running a 7 cell ni-mh pack...
ok, i just got a traxxas xl-5 esc...i believe it lets me run a 12 turn 550 or a 15 turn 540 motor...any new suggestions? im also going to be running a 7 cell ni-mh pack...
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im kinda new to all this, but why a motor with so many turns? i want really good "punch" is this gonna give me that? or would regearing do more for that? i havent decided on the battery yet, just pretty sure im going with 4200 mah 7 cell, i'll get you the name of the manufacturer i was looking at...
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co27 will give you plenty of punch, trust me you will see a huge improvement over the motor that comes with the sunfire.
co27 will give you plenty of punch, trust me you will see a huge improvement over the motor that comes with the sunfire.
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awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
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awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
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awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
good choice, it wont dissapoint you
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neat, um, who makes the 7 cell, still wating
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awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
duratrax makes a kick arrrsssss 7 cell 4200 pack, you can also get them at www.boomboombatteries.com ,, great prices there and good stuff. i bought my 7 cells there
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ORIGINAL: cheech4
duratrax makes a kick arrrsssss 7 cell 4200 pack, you can also get them at www.boomboombatteries.com ,, great prices there and good stuff. i bought my 7 cells there
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neat, um, who makes the 7 cell, still wating
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awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
awesome! i put in a 20 turn stinger motor from an old traxxas today and it helped a little, but i want more! haha i will order the co27 and let ya know how it goes, thanks guys.
duratrax makes a kick arrrsssss 7 cell 4200 pack, you can also get them at www.boomboombatteries.com ,, great prices there and good stuff. i bought my 7 cells there
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well i was thinking i was going to have to run a pack with the 7th cell offset on the top of one of the end of the pack, but it looks like the spot for the battery has enough room for a side by side 7 cell! i was thinkin about going with the duratrax pack...
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well i was thinking i was going to have to run a pack with the 7th cell offset on the top of one of the end of the pack, but it looks like the spot for the battery has enough room for a side by side 7 cell! i was thinkin about going with the duratrax pack...
well i was thinking i was going to have to run a pack with the 7th cell offset on the top of one of the end of the pack, but it looks like the spot for the battery has enough room for a side by side 7 cell! i was thinkin about going with the duratrax pack...
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haha..sorry for the confusion, i guess when i say side by side i mean the configuration of the cells, not 2 seperate packs! i wish i could do that!!
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haha..sorry for the confusion, i guess when i say side by side i mean the configuration of the cells, not 2 seperate packs! i wish i could do that!!
haha..sorry for the confusion, i guess when i say side by side i mean the configuration of the cells, not 2 seperate packs! i wish i could do that!!
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well i was thinking i was going to have to run a pack with the 7th cell offset on the top of one of the end of the pack, but it looks like the spot for the battery has enough room for a side by side 7 cell! i was thinkin about going with the duratrax pack...
well i was thinking i was going to have to run a pack with the 7th cell offset on the top of one of the end of the pack, but it looks like the spot for the battery has enough room for a side by side 7 cell! i was thinkin about going with the duratrax pack...
if you going with the side by side configeration then get those batteries mentioned at boom boom, there better than the duratrax ones. reason is the dtx 7 cell packs is not a side by side its a odd shot gun formation style. and you get less resistance with side by side packs than you do odd shotgun.,