Neu motors came in

[aqwut]

I'm sure the motors will work flawlessly ...

Brian.. Yeah, I kinda figured that about the wires.. the lower KV motors have thinner wires... Also the one that didn't have the bushings had the thickest wires... so maybe, wires were too thick to use bushings... but I just triple shrink wrapped it to be safe..

ZPB... I was replacing all of the cheap motors with either a lehner or a neu.... If lehners were the same price as neu.. I would've bought them... :) but I'm always willing to try new things...

I have yet to try these babies out, Still waitin' for pinion gears .... Mike went away, and so did Dan Fischer... and SDP-SI doesn't work for me... so I'm kinda screwed...

[jzemaxx]

Originally Posted by aqwut

I'm sure the motors will work flawlessly ...

Brian.. Yeah, I kinda figured that about the wires.. the lower KV motors have thinner wires... Also the one that didn't have the bushings had the thickest wires... so maybe, wires were too thick to use bushings... but I just triple shrink wrapped it to be safe..

ZPB... I was replacing all of the cheap motors with either a lehner or a neu.... If lehners were the same price as neu.. I would've bought them... :) but I'm always willing to try new things...

I have yet to try these babies out, Still waitin' for pinion gears .... Mike went away, and so did Dan Fischer... and SDP-SI doesn't work for me... so I'm kinda screwed...

Dude, you know I have pushed the piss out of every NEU motor I have owned. I have ran them at RPMS WAY past their spec sheets say. They have been perfect and continue to kick butt in every application I use them in. They are hand built so you will have differences in tolerances...etc. Doesn't effect quality though....

[aqwut]

Originally Posted by jzemaxx

Dude, you know I have pushed the piss out of every NEU motor I have owned. I have ran them at RPMS WAY past their spec sheets say. They have been perfect and continue to kick butt in every application I use them in. They are hand built so you will have differences in tolerances...etc. Doesn't effect quality though....

Awesome... ! that's what I needed to hear.... Can't wait to try them out... JZE, did you have the 5mm or 8mm shaft..

[jzemaxx]

Originally Posted by aqwut

Awesome... ! that's what I needed to hear.... Can't wait to try them out... JZE, did you have the 5mm or 8mm shaft..

All mine are 5mm.

[DwightSchrute]

Originally Posted by jzemaxx

Dude, you know I have pushed the piss out of every NEU motor I have owned. I have ran them at RPMS WAY past their spec sheets say. They have been perfect and continue to kick butt in every application I use them in. They are hand built so you will have differences in tolerances...etc. Doesn't effect quality though....

on a side note, jzemaxx...i have a neu question for you.

I've got an itch to drop a 1515 1.5D in my 8ight roller on 6S.

on 6S i run a max rpm around 55,000rpms with the neu 1Y...after about 10 top speed runs, i'm nearing 180 degrees geared 43/25. do you think i can realistically keep the same gearing with a 2700 motor?

I don't wanna waste my money if it's gonna be too much of a strain on the motor. what do you think?

[Ryu James]

Originally Posted by DwightSchrute

on a side note, jzemaxx...i have a neu question for you.

I've got an itch to drop a 1515 1.5D in my 8ight roller on 6S.

on 6S i run a max rpm around 55,000rpms with the neu 1Y...after about 10 top speed runs, i'm nearing 180 degrees geared 43/25. do you think i can realistically keep the same gearing with a 2700 motor?

I don't wanna waste my money if it's gonna be too much of a strain on the motor. what do you think?

wow dude! that nuts. i would think the 1y on 6s is max. i know guys who have run the 1.5d on 5s but not on 6s. that puts it well over 60k rpm doesnt it?

[jzemaxx]

Originally Posted by DwightSchrute

on a side note, jzemaxx...i have a neu question for you.

I've got an itch to drop a 1515 1.5D in my 8ight roller on 6S.

on 6S i run a max rpm around 55,000rpms with the neu 1Y...after about 10 top speed runs, i'm nearing 180 degrees geared 43/25. do you think i can realistically keep the same gearing with a 2700 motor?

I don't wanna waste my money if it's gonna be too much of a strain on the motor. what do you think?

I am working on building a 2.0 buggy myself with the same motor. I will be running 3S and 4S. Above that I think is to much rpms for extended run times. But that all depends on the length of your races. Mine are around 15-30mins.