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burnsomenitro 12.21.2007 05:54 PM

need suggestion
 
I have basically a stock e-maxx sept hybrid bulks and 1/8th diffs. Also has single speed conversion along with 3.3 conversion. I was thinking an xl motor with the mm but not sure on what size I should get. Will be running 12-14 cells depending on what you guys reccomend.

suicideneil 12.21.2007 05:58 PM

For 12-14 cells I would recommend the 8XL, especially if its a fairly light truck. Bear in mind newer MMs can only do 12cells or 4s maximum, and even then you need to run a UBEC like the CC item Mike sells.

burnsomenitro 12.21.2007 06:06 PM

Well what would you suggest for decent performance and isnt going to cost too much. I'm trying to keep the price below $300, but it can go over some.

suicideneil 12.21.2007 06:17 PM

For $300, thats pretty much your only choice. Better motors cost alot more, in the $150-$250 region, unless you can find something second hand. Esc wise, again, if you want to run a higher voltage, you will need to spend alot more- the Quark 125b (monsterpro) is about $225 I think, but will need the thermal mod done at some point in the future. if you can wait a couple months, the MMM will be released (hopefully), and that will be $300 or less for the esc, ubec and neu 1515 1y type motor, which is perfect for 12-14 cells, or 4-5s lipo. Hate to say it, but performance = $$$....

t-maxxracer32 12.21.2007 06:34 PM

damn. that was well put suicide

i went with an 8xl on 14 cells and mm esc and the setup was just terrible (it was in a revo w/ ubec) it ALWAYS thermaled the esc. the motor stayed under 165 usually but after around 10 minutes i didnt want to push it anymore. my gearing was not perfect so that didnt help, but the setup will most likely run hot unless you can get a couple fans on there (i didnt have any)

aqwut 12.22.2007 01:30 AM

very true, you get what you pay for... but even those XL motors have a sweet spot... my favourite XLs are the 12XL on 6 and 8S... seems to run fairly cool with the proper gearing... the MM and 4S and 8 or 9XL also works pretty good, I never had a problem with them.. except the old style XL where the can pops easily...


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