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09.01.2008, 10:43 AM

I would go higher voltage on that motor. Align designed it to run 6s. I had one in my maxx but the temps constantly crept up to 180-185 so I traded it out for a neu. It's too hot in Houston to play with temps. However your temps are fine. It is a good motor though and I always liked the sound it made!


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09.01.2008, 11:21 AM

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I would go higher voltage on that motor. Align designed it to run 6s. I had one in my maxx but the temps constantly crept up to 180-185 so I traded it out for a neu. It's too hot in Houston to play with temps. However your temps are fine. It is a good motor though and I always liked the sound it made!
I thought about going to higher voltage, but I want the truck to be somewhat controllable, so I doubt I will go with anything more than 4S.


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09.01.2008, 11:53 AM

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I thought about going to higher voltage, but I want the truck to be somewhat controllable, so I doubt I will go with anything more than 4S.

regear it for higher voltage but same speed
   
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