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nitrostarter · 08.07.2009, 10:14 AM

Just another thought here, if you are going for a lightweight Emaxx, I would suggest ditching the 1515/3D. 2 reasons, You'll need to run 5s or better on that motor, and you dont need a 1515 series if its light. I would opt for a 1512/2.5D or the CC/Neu 2650 and stick to 3s or 4s packs. A much lighter setup overall and will have plenty of power even if you end up at the 8lb mark.

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nitrostarter RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 3,156 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Gramercy, LA	08.07.2009, 10:14 AM Just another thought here, if you are going for a lightweight Emaxx, I would suggest ditching the 1515/3D. 2 reasons, You'll need to run 5s or better on that motor, and you dont need a 1515 series if its light. I would opt for a 1512/2.5D or the CC/Neu 2650 and stick to 3s or 4s packs. A much lighter setup overall and will have plenty of power even if you end up at the 8lb mark. N. Rustler conversion