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05.27.2009, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Unsullied_Spy View Post
Thanks for the input. I'm thinking of running either a Feigao or another motor which is said to be 31% more efficient than the equivalent Losi motor (I've got the link on another computer). Are you running an extended chassis? The Desert Truck is longer than the Micro T, hard to tell with those big tires.
No problemo my friend

I have used the Feigao motors.... They are excellent little motors however for a speed demon without getting into the custom gearing or extra cells (I prefer light and fast) they do not offer the high KV options. I think 7888 is the highest but its been a while. With the feigo/Lipo you can expect well over a half hour runtime I would suggest you go with the long can as it will run nice and warm while the stubby can run a little hot depending on your gearing/driving/weight etc.

The one above no longer exists in that form. There I was running a 3racing CF DT chassis... The wheels by the way are xray M18 foamies (32mm hieght) custom adapted for the micro t. They are one killer lightweight setup for on-road. I included a few pics in case you might want to try it... Takes some practice to get them balanced but well worth it!




Here is a few pics of how she last sat (Now in pieces for another custom job) Here she was set up as a mid motor/10mm extended wheelbase.... How do you like that center of gravity

Hope that helps

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