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RC-Monster Mike · 09.13.2005, 08:46 PM

These motors are LARGE! I think the 1940 or 1950 series is all you would ever need. I run a 1940/8 on 22.2 volts and it doesn't even work up a sweat. the 1950 would be even more effortless. These motors are worth the money IMHO. They are smooth, powerful and run cool compared to non-segmented magnet motors. A customer recently picked up a 2280 motor for a boat. The motor is like a soda can in size! You would need a beefy motor mount to secure it for sure. The 19 series bolt right up, though they are a bit heavy for the g-maxx motor mount (works fine, but the 37 foot jump at my local track was too much for the big motor on this mount!

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	09.13.2005, 08:46 PM These motors are LARGE! I think the 1940 or 1950 series is all you would ever need. I run a 1940/8 on 22.2 volts and it doesn't even work up a sweat. the 1950 would be even more effortless. These motors are worth the money IMHO. They are smooth, powerful and run cool compared to non-segmented magnet motors. A customer recently picked up a 2280 motor for a boat. The motor is like a soda can in size! You would need a beefy motor mount to secure it for sure. The 19 series bolt right up, though they are a bit heavy for the g-maxx motor mount (works fine, but the 37 foot jump at my local track was too much for the big motor on this mount!