Did you happen to change the motor timing setting after the test was completed? The motor timing setting will affect the results of the motor test. If you change motor timing after a motor test, you must complete the motor test again.
Also make sure you have the punch control setting disabled. It will interfere with the torque limit feature and will show the symptoms you're describing.
The torque limit is a current limiter and sets a maximum allowable amount of current the ESC will allow the motor to pull. The value is set through the entire throttle range, but you will pull significantly more current when starting from a dead stop versus when the vehicle is already moving.
So for example if the current limit is at 200 amps and your motor is trying to pull 240 amps starting from a dead start, you will feel the effects of the limiter. Once the vehicle is moving though it takes significantly less current to accelerate the vehicle. So you may only pull 150 amps when you hammer the throttle and you won't feel the effects of the torque limit.
Please see this thread for more details on the torque limit feature and how the setting's value sets the current limit:
http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...56&postcount=2
Thomas Porfert
Tech Support
Castle Creations