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nuz69 · 04.03.2010, 05:53 PM

a 1520 would be perfect in a truggy. I don't break 100°F in my buggy with the 1515, but don't forget that the lower your motor temp is, and the better your motor efficiency is ! That mean longer run times and less amps on ESC and motor.
Besides, where your 1515 will consume 120amps in 4S, the 1520 will consume only 80amps on 6S (with same gearing), so you have all to gain by taking a lower kV motor.
The motor is more expansive but I think it is well worth the price !

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nuz69 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 471 Join Date: Feb 2010	04.03.2010, 05:53 PM a 1520 would be perfect in a truggy. I don't break 100°F in my buggy with the 1515, but don't forget that the lower your motor temp is, and the better your motor efficiency is ! That mean longer run times and less amps on ESC and motor. Besides, where your 1515 will consume 120amps in 4S, the 1520 will consume only 80amps on 6S (with same gearing), so you have all to gain by taking a lower kV motor. The motor is more expansive but I think it is well worth the price !