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gbone · 01:45 PM

In a nutshell, I trust Chris Fine with anything brushless. According to him the LST2 does 0-40mph in 3 secs. It's a 2HP system that maxes out around 45mph. Other than what is listed on his website about the truck, I do not know as I only just ordered it on Friday. I will let you guys know more after I put my hands on it. That said, I have already ordered the forward only conversion from horizonhobby. Low and high range is unnecessary with a 2HP brushless system I think.

On to the Savage....I am a bit concerned about 22 series because of increased weight. This is not simply to be a drag racer. I need to have a agility, good jumping ability and so on.

I just feel I need 1800 watts or greater to achieve the kind of heart stopping power I want in the savage. Hopefully the 1950/8 is up to the challenge.

Where can I get these flightpowers...I am a pitiful guy with a soldering iron...will they install the y harness for series operation for a good customer?

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gbone RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 16 Join Date: Jul 2006	07.09.2006, 01:41 PM In a nutshell, I trust Chris Fine with anything brushless. According to him the LST2 does 0-40mph in 3 secs. It's a 2HP system that maxes out around 45mph. Other than what is listed on his website about the truck, I do not know as I only just ordered it on Friday. I will let you guys know more after I put my hands on it. That said, I have already ordered the forward only conversion from horizonhobby. Low and high range is unnecessary with a 2HP brushless system I think. On to the Savage....I am a bit concerned about 22 series because of increased weight. This is not simply to be a drag racer. I need to have a agility, good jumping ability and so on. I just feel I need 1800 watts or greater to achieve the kind of heart stopping power I want in the savage. Hopefully the 1950/8 is up to the challenge. Where can I get these flightpowers...I am a pitiful guy with a soldering iron...will they install the y harness for series operation for a good customer? Last edited by gbone; 07.09.2006 at 01:45 PM.