Hey guys,

I was just getting ready to buy a Neu 1515/1y. I've been running my Feigao 7XL setup for a bit now and feel comfortable that this power range is where I want to be on the track. It's quite close to insane without actually getting there. I have had a couple of instances on the straights where the back wheels really hooked up and the front wheels came off of the ground, but on the overall, it's quite controllable.

I've been having good luck with the 7XL/MM combo, but it's cold here right now. It's going to start warming up again in a month or two and what I mean by warm up is 90F+ temps with very high humidity. I want a system that is going to run cool.

So, here is the questions. I've heard of few people having cogging problems with the MM/Neu combos. I recall someone actually frying his MM during one cogging fit, and GD says that it was a problem that developed and then progressed over time. I had a bit of a cogging issue with my 7XL, but a new Deans connector fixed that.

Is there anyone running a Neu/MM combo and not having any problems? I'm really chomping at the bit to buy my "final" motor and if the Neu is going to be a problem, then I'll just go with the Lehner 1940/7 "hi-amp." I'm just not up for waiting around for Castle to release a firmware upgrade. That could be a long while. I do have the idea in the back of my head to just grab a Quark, but the MM is so easy to tune and it fits nicely in my setup.

Oh, and does anyone know if the RC Monster heatsink will fit the Neu smooth can motor? I'd like to be able to use that heatsink because it's easy to drill and tap for mounting a fan directly to the sink. I always run fans as an insurance policy.