Li-Ion Power Tool cells work great for RC!

[Mister_Anderson]

I own a Rustler about to have RCM-RC chassis. I own a Scorpion 3200 Li-po system and in a bad crash I put a hole in the plastic housing on one of the cells. I examined the cell and the area with the damage smells like denatured alcohol. Is that the electrolyte? If so how do I dispose of the pack? It has almost a full charge. I was thinking about getting the Peak Racing 4800 Li-po. I can purchase an adapter from fmadirect.com to charge the battery, but I don't want to spend the $170 if I don't have to.

I am very interested in these Li-Ion batteries because they look a lot tougher, with M1 can charge in 5 mins (that's 4 times faster than the best time with the scorpion), and are safer. Now what I need to know is will the charger I have work? If not which charger and battery combo would you recommend? (Preferably with M1 tech.) Do the cells need a balancer like Li-Po's?

Also, if i were to purchase the Makita 18v I would have enough cells to do 1 3s2p pack and 1 2s2p right? If wrong please correct me. How would i configure these cells? I know how to do series, but how would I incorporate the other cells for parallel? I am completely lost on that wiring.
Thanks for the help guys. You may have just saved me some cash.
Chris