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Originally Posted by snellemin
The way I see it is this.
Big 2 pole and 4 pole motors will be maxed out at 50-60k rpm. So you pick your kv poison based on your available voltage. Keep the weight down and you will need less torque, which translates to less needed amperage. So a smaller/shorter motor can work.
Use thick wiring and good connectors. Keep the wires as short as possible, but enough to flex a bit.
Based off my experience in my smaller cars, I would say a 1515 is too small of a motor to turn those big tires at 60k motor rpm, for record breaking speeds. I would stay with a motor in the same diameter, but choose a longer can version like a 1518, or 1521 to gain the torque to turn a bigger gear.
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Makes a load of sense snellemin. Course, I would say that as I'd already suggested a Neu 1521.
Mind you, I'm moving toward sensored at the moment, so the next motor destined for my E-Revo will be a Novak Ballistic 8L - When they finally release it!
Now I've just gotta choose between an RX8, an LRP iX8 and Novak's new Kinetic 8. depends how patient I can be!