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08.14.2009, 05:30 AM

E-sav I like your taste in trucks.
FWIW my preferred motor in my street slash is an hv6.5 on 4s w/ 13/54 gearing. It runs much cooler then the vxl or 8l motors did on 3s.

Let us know how your setup works out.
   
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08.14.2009, 03:54 PM

A-ha! The man who built the Super Street Concept Slash.

I based my on-road truck on seeing the pics of yours. That thing was sweet. I reckon we had the two meanest looking Slashs. Maybe one on Flat irons with a Desert Rat shell would pip them, but it'd be close.





I just want to reiterate, the motor is expendable, I don't really mind what happens to it. I will be finding a far higher quality motor to go in it as soon as I get round to it. If it weren't for Medusa pulling out of RC it would have a 3100-60 v2 in it already. Obviously I don't want it to damage the speed control in it through the rotor demagging so I will be monitoring temps very closely. My friend runs one of these motors in a 4.5 kilo E-savage on 4s, so it should be ok in a Slash.
   
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08.22.2009, 04:00 PM

Done! Last minute change of heart on the motor. It's just not overkill unless it's an XL. Power is... ample.





   
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08.23.2009, 12:24 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qll8I7-mYVE

Little vid of it in action. Can't open it up though, don't really reach over 1/2 throttle.
   
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