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rcsammy 07.08.2008 06:22 AM

slash... best motor?
 
hello everyone, i got a traxxas slash a few days ago
i already have a MM and im soon to be geting a 3s lipo
so looking for suggestions on which motor to go for? dont realy have a budget at the moment as i will just see what there is
the only two motors i realy know of are the mamba 5700 which i have heard good things about and it is also waterproof which is a big plus as the rest of the slash is
and then the velineon which seems to be the preferred motor on the traxxas forums(i wonder why:oh:)
thanks, sam

rootar 07.08.2008 07:17 AM

a feagio 9L works GREAT, all the power youd ever need in a slash, and doesnt even get hot to boot, i also get over 45mins of runtime on my 5000 3s, you have to becareful about it tho as mine blew one of the rear tires apart, not from hitting the body either just came on to the front straight gassed on it and BAM tires starts flopping all over.

skellyo 07.08.2008 07:32 AM

I'm quite happy with a Sidewinder 4600 combo in mine:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-eJl0ZW0qd0

brushlessboy16 07.08.2008 07:54 AM

Hehe, throw a 1509 on it

rcsammy 07.08.2008 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rootar (Post 189322)
a feagio 9L works GREAT, all the power youd ever need in a slash, and doesnt even get hot to boot, i also get over 45mins of runtime on my 5000 3s, you have to becareful about it tho as mine blew one of the rear tires apart, not from hitting the body either just came on to the front straight gassed on it and BAM tires starts flopping all over.

sounds fun:mdr:

forgot to say im looking for 40-50mph(nitro speeds) from it and would like to be able to gear it and run fine on grass(short), dirt and tarmac without overheating

rcsammy 07.08.2008 10:23 AM

also does anyone know where i can find the manual for a hyperion EOS0606i charger? just got one 2nd hand but its been sent with the wrong manual

Arct1k 07.08.2008 10:25 AM

http://media.hyperion.hk/dn/eos/

skellyo 07.08.2008 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rcsammy (Post 189331)
sounds fun:mdr:

forgot to say im looking for 40-50mph(nitro speeds) from it and would like to be able to gear it and run fine on grass(short), dirt and tarmac without overheating

If you haven't driven it yet, I suggest you do so before you decide you want that kind of speed out of it. While it would be fun to drive in a straight line at 40-50mph, it will not handle high speed gracefully as it has a high center of gravity and tends to traction roll quite easily. You may find yourself running after it quite often to put it back on its wheels at those speeds.

Superbasher 07.08.2008 12:17 PM

Well so does a Rustler so nothing new there :tongue:

Maciolus 07.08.2008 12:37 PM

Consider Medusa MR-036-050-3300V2-3F. It should be enough for 2WD.

skellyo 07.08.2008 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Superbasher (Post 189386)
Well so does a Rustler so nothing new there :tongue:

It's quite a bit worse than a Rustler in terms of CG and traction rolling. I've got both and my Slash is on it's lid far more often with my moderately powered BL setup.

Superbasher 07.08.2008 03:29 PM

Fair enough, I just thought they were similair in terms of C of G.

rcsammy 07.08.2008 04:07 PM

iv run quite a few packs through it and yes it does roll alot easier than the rustler but you get used to the handling after a while and can easily drive it without rolling
i deffinatly want to get brushless

im still leaning towards the mamba 5700 at the moment though, mostly because its waterproof which means i can go to the track and it doesnt matter if theres puddles or its raining

edit: and thanks for the link to the manual :)

skellyo 07.08.2008 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rcsammy (Post 189511)
iv run quite a few packs through it and yes it does roll alot easier than the rustler but you get used to the handling after a while and can easily drive it without rolling
i deffinatly want to get brushless

im still leaning towards the mamba 5700 at the moment though, mostly because its waterproof which means i can go to the track and it doesnt matter if theres puddles or its raining

edit: and thanks for the link to the manual :)

You can run the 5700 in there, but the 4600 motor is a little better suited for it IMO. It'll run in the low-mid 30mph range on 2S and if you want more speed, just drop in a 3S lipo.

rcsammy 07.08.2008 06:35 PM

would the 4600 give more torque then? being a lower Kv
and also run cooler?


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