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crazyjr · 07:23 PM

So you could run a 1506 with a 1/8 shaft in a stadium truck for example, that would be too much, but fun to try.

thanks for the explanation Patrick, Two last question, Will these motors replace the current standard castle 1/10 motors currently in use? and, Are you planning a 4 pole replacement for the mini classes?

thanks and sorry for all the questions, I prefer the smaller 1/10 classes over MT and truggy.

EDIT: Holy crap, I just found out lehner xl and 1920 W/3.17mmshaft motors are allowed by patricks words. I wonder if smaller diameter motors would be allowed if not longer than max length?

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crazyjr RC-Monster Dual Brushless Offline Posts: 3,794 Join Date: May 2005 Location: georgia	09.22.2010, 07:11 PM So you could run a 1506 with a 1/8 shaft in a stadium truck for example, that would be too much, but fun to try. thanks for the explanation Patrick, Two last question, Will these motors replace the current standard castle 1/10 motors currently in use? and, Are you planning a 4 pole replacement for the mini classes? thanks and sorry for all the questions, I prefer the smaller 1/10 classes over MT and truggy. EDIT: Holy crap, I just found out lehner xl and 1920 W/3.17mmshaft motors are allowed by patricks words. I wonder if smaller diameter motors would be allowed if not longer than max length? Work because i gotta, play because i wanna People here hate Nitro, I love it. I start it, run it about 50 ft from me and it dies, I go after it. Perfect exercise Last edited by crazyjr; 09.22.2010 at 07:23 PM.