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Marvin · 08.18.2009, 06:47 AM

1/8 Electric buggy (at truggy weight): BLS351, it has gobs of torque, is fast and quiet.

1/10 Electric buggy: BLS451, very fast, cheaper than the BLS351, though not as torquey.

I only race.

I would suggest looking at the Savox servo range, they are cost-effective (even in the UK!), and seriously high spec. They have titanium gears, and with the coreless motor versions come in three flavours:

1257TG : 0.07s transit time, 10 kg/cm torque
1256TG : 0.15s transit time, 20 kg/cm torque
1258TG : 0.08s transit time, 11 kg/cm torque

The 1256TG looks to be the best bet for a truggy there.

Though, an ACE/AE DS1015 is always a good bet as they're fast, reliable and strong. However the cases need to be replaced fairly regularly.

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Marvin THE Paranoid Android Offline Posts: 308 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Maidstone, UK	08.18.2009, 06:47 AM 1/8 Electric buggy (at truggy weight): BLS351, it has gobs of torque, is fast and quiet. 1/10 Electric buggy: BLS451, very fast, cheaper than the BLS351, though not as torquey. I only race. I would suggest looking at the Savox servo range, they are cost-effective (even in the UK!), and seriously high spec. They have titanium gears, and with the coreless motor versions come in three flavours: 1257TG : 0.07s transit time, 10 kg/cm torque 1256TG : 0.15s transit time, 20 kg/cm torque 1258TG : 0.08s transit time, 11 kg/cm torque The 1256TG looks to be the best bet for a truggy there. Though, an ACE/AE DS1015 is always a good bet as they're fast, reliable and strong. However the cases need to be replaced fairly regularly. In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move.