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GREYGHOST · 03.01.2009, 04:50 AM

The terrain you run on is certainly a factor to include in your calc for top speed and heat of the system.Very astute of you to bring that up.When doing your motor and esc ratings, I think everyone should consider this variable in factoring thier speed and run times along with all the standard stuff,because it REALLY is a BIG factor.I allways do it on pavement,but come to think of it,these are really ofroaders and it Does HAVE A MAJOR EFFECT on motor and esc. That being said,I will run this truggy primarily on pavement,because I consider it too small for any real offroad use with bashing in mind. BrianG ...is that 10,000 plus post cout for real? If so ,you must be the most schollary amoung us, when it comes to this subject,and I will heed your wizdom.When I get it installed,I will post results on pavement,and dirt.

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GREYGHOST RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 47 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: fort worth texas	03.01.2009, 04:50 AM The terrain you run on is certainly a factor to include in your calc for top speed and heat of the system.Very astute of you to bring that up.When doing your motor and esc ratings, I think everyone should consider this variable in factoring thier speed and run times along with all the standard stuff,because it REALLY is a BIG factor.I allways do it on pavement,but come to think of it,these are really ofroaders and it Does HAVE A MAJOR EFFECT on motor and esc. That being said,I will run this truggy primarily on pavement,because I consider it too small for any real offroad use with bashing in mind. BrianG ...is that 10,000 plus post cout for real? If so ,you must be the most schollary amoung us, when it comes to this subject,and I will heed your wizdom.When I get it installed,I will post results on pavement,and dirt.