Which way would you go?

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Originally Posted by MetalMan

My original plan for my CRT.5 was Neu 1506/1Y (3600 kv) and 3s 4000mah 20C Lipo. I was able to recondition my Feigao 9L (kv ~2700), and am currently using that on 3s 4000mah Lipo with great success.

MetalMan, I've been looking for a Feigao 9L for my CRT.5. Where do I find one? Also, what pinion are you using with that motor? I currently have (2) 12T and (1) 13T. I would like a motor that would run well with those at least until they are worn out.

Thanks

[MetalMan]

Originally Posted by GO-RIDE.com

MetalMan, I've been looking for a Feigao 9L for my CRT.5. Where do I find one? Also, what pinion are you using with that motor? I currently have (2) 12T and (1) 13T. I would like a motor that would run well with those at least until they are worn out.

Thanks

I haven't looked around for any place to find them, so I'm not totally sure. However, there are some really inexpensive motors on Tower Hobbies that would run similarly:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXLXA0&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXLWZ7&P=7
The first one is closest, but the second would also be a good choice (geared appropriately, of course).

I'm using an 18t pinion with stock spur on my CRT.5, on 3s Lipo and 2.2 Truck Step Pin tires (~4"), which gives a top speed of roughly 40mph. IMO, this gearing is perfect for what's on the truck (nothing overheats).

Originally Posted by steve050773

Seems I just solved my dilemma with ... drumroll... None of the above!

Just got off the phone with a Neu distributor and he had a 1506 1.5y which he stated was the same speed as 1509 1y. I've never seen a 1506 1.5y listed anywhere, but it was a decent price so I'm going to give it a shot. I'll post updates later!

That motor should work decently... Especially for a lightweight setup (although should work just fine in a regular weight).

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Thanks for the info on the Ammo motors MetalMan. Those sure are cheap. I guess I'll have to start driving my crt.5 a lot to wear out my existing pinions before switching over the 5mm.

Thanks again.