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js058515 · **Buggy on 6S -** 01.04.2009, 11:39 AM

Consider the Tekno Neu 1509/2.5y/F

http://www.impaktrc.com/product_info...0592f0da9059e1

First of all they cost less, they don't have the big holes the standard black canned neu's have, and Tekno had them upgraded over the standard Neu's.

I currently have a Black finned 1512/2y/f and its great. I run it on 6S in a Kyosho MP777. I control the RPM's just by changing the mod 1 pinions depending on what the track layout is.

Like the other guy said, as long as you calculate your RPM's betweek 30-40k you will get what you are looking for.

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js058515 Thank You Brushless Gods! Offline Posts: 103 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: SoCal	Buggy on 6S - 01.04.2009, 11:39 AM Consider the Tekno Neu 1509/2.5y/F http://www.impaktrc.com/product_info...0592f0da9059e1 First of all they cost less, they don't have the big holes the standard black canned neu's have, and Tekno had them upgraded over the standard Neu's. I currently have a Black finned 1512/2y/f and its great. I run it on 6S in a Kyosho MP777. I control the RPM's just by changing the mod 1 pinions depending on what the track layout is. Like the other guy said, as long as you calculate your RPM's betweek 30-40k you will get what you are looking for.