Looking for a lehner 1930 - RC-Monster Forums

Takedown · 01.22.2009, 10:59 PM

You have no say in this either since you havent ran a real neu or lehner....

brushlessboy16 · 01.22.2009, 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Takedown

You have no say in this either since you havent ran a real neu or lehner....

Im not the one saying one is better then the other. and the CC 2200 is just as nice as the real thing.

lincpimp · 01.23.2009, 12:02 AM

Hey kids! I have owned all of the mentioned motors...

Lehner 1930 = 36mm dia X 54mm long
Medusa 36-60 = 36mm dia X 60mm long
Neu 1509 = 39mm dia X 54mm long

So you need a motor that is somewhere in those specs. Nothing against a lehner, but a hacker c50 motor will be just as good. They are a bit large in diameter, but a L can should do what you want (based on what lehner you are looking for)

Some other info about your desired results and setup would be cool.

As for the race that TD saw. Give me either vehicle and I will make it faster than the other. Setup and driver skill are about 60-80% of the total. Plus battery choice will make a big difference.

Takedown · 01.23.2009, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by brushlessboy16

Im not the one saying one is better then the other. and the CC 2200 is just as nice as the real thing.

But its not. Thats like saying hackers are just as nice as lehners. "which they are" which would mean I have a say in this aswell. But their not comparable because their made by different companies...

lincpimp · 01.23.2009, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Takedown

But its not. Thats like saying hackers are just as nice as lehners. "which they are" which would mean I have a say in this aswell. But their not comparable because their made by different companies...

The term comparable usually refers to items that are not identical...

Cause if they are identical they are not comparable, thay are identical.

So two items made by two seperate companies that are similar can be compared, so they are comparable.

So hacker c50 motors and lehners have comparable performance, but the c50 is larger and heavier due to can design. Their internal design is similar and I am sure the material usage is similar too.