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Over_revO · 05.31.2009, 09:11 PM

Yes i radared it, with 2 different radar, i had a pretty high gearing, the engine was a Picco .28 modified by ABmods, drag mod....

It produce more power than a stock OS28. But i also have modified OS 28.

For sure i could not hold it at 66mph for an entire tank lol it would overheat, but i could do what i am looking for in the brushless, its just i want a brushless that can do better

thats why i targeted 80, i can live with 70, may be 65, but 60mph is not worthing it for me , we had a truggy geared for 55mph and it was pulling wheelies with a modified OS28.

I just thought you could have a wider range of power with the brushless, seeing how strong the Neu 1515 1.5d was in my friend's revo even geared for 65-70, it could flip from a standing still, but overheated....

Thats what i cant get over, a nitro will just ,not pull it and then overheat, the electric will pull it and overheat... :)

Like i said i always like to get more power than i need, its my fun.

Thx for all the tips, i will think about it and may still go brushless.

Mike :)

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Over_revO RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 101 Join Date: Jan 2009	05.31.2009, 09:11 PM Yes i radared it, with 2 different radar, i had a pretty high gearing, the engine was a Picco .28 modified by ABmods, drag mod.... It produce more power than a stock OS28. But i also have modified OS 28. For sure i could not hold it at 66mph for an entire tank lol it would overheat, but i could do what i am looking for in the brushless, its just i want a brushless that can do better thats why i targeted 80, i can live with 70, may be 65, but 60mph is not worthing it for me , we had a truggy geared for 55mph and it was pulling wheelies with a modified OS28. I just thought you could have a wider range of power with the brushless, seeing how strong the Neu 1515 1.5d was in my friend's revo even geared for 65-70, it could flip from a standing still, but overheated.... Thats what i cant get over, a nitro will just ,not pull it and then overheat, the electric will pull it and overheat... :) Like i said i always like to get more power than i need, its my fun. Thx for all the tips, i will think about it and may still go brushless. Mike :)