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R00ST · 01.12.2006, 05:13 PM

Thanks, this is good info! (experience with specific motors/controllers is such a great deal more helpful than just hearsay and what manufacturers say!)

I do like torque, but being in a lightweight 1/10 with pretty small tires may not make a huge difference... What is the difference between the 380c 6l and the 6t? I noticed only the 6l is available with the "L" is it a longer can than the t's?

I have 2 new 7 cell ib 3800s SXS packs, and three reasonably old 7 cell stick gp3300s (are a bit flat, probably 35-50 runs on each)

How good does the gearing have to be to run well? I prefer setups that are not finnicky, as I change tire sizes a lot and it would be nice not having to mess around with pinions/spurs trying to find the perfect setup to make the motor happy.

Thanks again for your help! Anyone else who has experience with these setups feel free to chime in as well :)

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R00ST RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 284 Join Date: Jun 2005	01.12.2006, 05:13 PM Thanks, this is good info! (experience with specific motors/controllers is such a great deal more helpful than just hearsay and what manufacturers say!) I do like torque, but being in a lightweight 1/10 with pretty small tires may not make a huge difference... What is the difference between the 380c 6l and the 6t? I noticed only the 6l is available with the "L" is it a longer can than the t's? I have 2 new 7 cell ib 3800s SXS packs, and three reasonably old 7 cell stick gp3300s (are a bit flat, probably 35-50 runs on each) How good does the gearing have to be to run well? I prefer setups that are not finnicky, as I change tire sizes a lot and it would be nice not having to mess around with pinions/spurs trying to find the perfect setup to make the motor happy. Thanks again for your help! Anyone else who has experience with these setups feel free to chime in as well :)