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04.21.2009, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by chilledoutuk View Post
Honestly?

The velinion is basically a feigao 540s there rotors are well put it nicely not as precisely made as more expensive motors and thus sometimes you get a rotor that will do 50k rpm without grenading sometimes one will go when not even going over 40k rpm.

Someone mentioned it wasn't worth putting a neu in a rustler but honestly i consider that to be a snobbish comment as in my opinion investing in a high quality motor is just that an investment assuming you look after it.

I still have a hacker c40 8s that i got back in 2002 and its as good as the day i got it because being a high quality motor i could always make sure it wasnt overheating and it could take the rpms they stated it could.
Yeah, it was rather shocking to say the least, esp since I've tons of runs on mambas and velineons before. This was the first time to replace a rotor rather than just getting the whole motor. The inside of the can was smeared in a colored power, the same color as the "stuff" (epoxy ?) put on the end of the rotor for balancing. The stampede has mashers on and with loading, geared at 21/86, I don't think I was much past 30K in rpms.

This was on a dirt & and thin grass surface, so not even talking speed runs per se' . I have since put in a new velineon (while this other is into traxxas), running the same config, same area and it's holding up fine (10 runs - crack just happened saturday). I am interested in getting an alum tranny so I can stop reading temps every 4 minutes and put my mind at ease. Kinda paranoid now. LOL
   
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