Ammo motors for dual brushless set up?

[tc3_racer_001]

had a single ammo in my e savage. in warm/hot temps, the motor got pretty hot (too hot imo) but never thermalled or showed any signs of giving up... the 2 year warrenty is always good, and they dont have screws, just pop off/on, a bit of glue or 2x clamping heatsinks work perfectly, but i didnt bother, was very tight!

same or better than the feigaos aparently.

[BL_RV0]

Hey guys, I just fried my mamba 5700 motor in my stampede, and thought I'd look at the ammo motors because of the price. Do you think the 36-50-3300 is enough motor for the stampede on 3s?

[Topspeedtimmy]

Originally Posted by tc3_racer_001

had a single ammo in my e savage. in warm/hot temps, the motor got pretty hot (too hot imo) but never thermalled or showed any signs of giving up... the 2 year warrenty is always good, and they dont have screws, just pop off/on, a bit of glue or 2x clamping heatsinks work perfectly, but i didnt bother, was very tight!

same or better than the feigaos aparently.

Which ammo motor and was it a nitro conversion or the light electric one? Was it a viable power plant with a good top speed?

[tc3_racer_001]

Originally Posted by Topspeedtimmy

Which ammo motor and was it a nitro conversion or the light electric one? Was it a viable power plant with a good top speed?

hi there. it was the electric one with a few upgrades... it ran hot on stock gearing, but was pretty darn quick. (didnt help that i had the pinoi drilled myself, and wasnt completely square, and the batteries i was using were useless (cheap 12nimh). on good lipo and mamba max, this thing would have run a whole lot cooler, but i cant really say wether its a viable single option. its the same as a feigao 9L performance wise for 1/2 the price and 2 year warrenty. hope this helps.
ryan :)