fathead431

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ive recently got a twinstrom 800 ep 2nd hand and i love it. it just lacking a little oomph
will twin e-maxx titans give me a speed increase if i keep everything stock? (i.e. i wont be changing gearing or props or esc)
i was also looking at team trinitys modified e-maxx motors ( see link below ) would these be suitable for a boat if i modded the cooling system a bit?
[link=http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXWR57&P=7]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXWR57&P=7[/link]

guver

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The e-maxx motors probably won't do any better than stock even though they're lower turns. The Trinitys will.

I would not put the money into brushed system , rather invest in a bl system.

sportygreg

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If you're keeping the stock ESC those motors might be too much for it to handle.[8D]

fathead431

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how about some 19 turn ( wild maxx) motors then? whats the max on the esc u reckon?

sportygreg

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Look at Kershaw Designs 650 motors-faster than the Titans and use same ESC.[8D]

fathead431

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faster than stock or not?

sportygreg

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I would have to know what motors and ESC you are running now.Does it have the Kyosho Perfex ESC?Stock Kyosho 550 motors?Will a longer motor can fit in your gearbox?There is a whole thread about the Twinstorm-check that out and see what those guys did to their boats.[8D]

fathead431

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i got all the stock electronics apart from the radio and servo.
the longer can should fit in fine but are they wider?
will they be faster than stock ones?

sportygreg

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Longer than Titan but not wider-21% more rpms.[8D]