EZRUN BL Review

[eron]

Yeah, I think that something faster will be something i need in the losi. "thumbsup".

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/...80-100-B_130Kv_Brushless_Outrunner_(eq:_70-55)

:lmao:

 

[theslowguy]

Yeah, I think that something faster will be something i need in the losi. "thumbsup".

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=5142&Product_Name=Turnigy_80-100-B_130Kv_Brushless_Outrunner_(eq:_70-55)

:lmao:

Can you say "barbie jeep dragster?!":twisted:

 

[kalin96]

Yeah, I think that something faster will be something i need in the losi. "thumbsup".

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/...80-100-B_130Kv_Brushless_Outrunner_(eq:_70-55)

:lmao:

That might work

 

[TheHeadHunter]

TheHeadHunter, i have directly mounted that motor in my Creeper. Will do some photos with new one. (or you can check this - http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=156156 , to see outrunner mounted in Creeper)

4u2nv,

Thanks Alex ,its my next crawler motor for sure"thumbsup"

 

[Alex.G]

hope you are not talking about blue hobbywing's inrunner
for me: if brushless - then sensored only

 

[Alex.G]

just got that turnigy motor.
Holes are not for perfect match with venom tranny plate. I think i'll do some hols to mount the motor.

 

[eron]

Well, I finally got my motor in the mail, I ended up going with this:

http://www.hobbypartz.com/alpha-480--1020kv--outrunner-brushless-motor.html



The motor is nothing but awesome! I ran the motor at the Southern Cup today, and it worked flawless all day, and never got too hot. I was able to hold my hand on the motor and not let go after a 5min run, and practicing. The motor comes with the motor plugs pre-mounted, and comes with extras, and a extra motor shaft, all for $17. It's also a fairly large motor, no cogging what so ever that i experienced. The torque with the motor is also good, it could use a little more IMO. The wheel speed is also great! For the losi, it's hard to get good wheel speed and keep the motor cool, this motor did both pretty well. I would estimate this motor being a 45T in a axial, but in my losi.

The only thing about this motor that I do NOT like is the size of the motor shaft. It's too big for the average pinion.

I ended up stripping out the spur on the losi, so once it's fixed, i can get you all a video of how it does.

 

[benzy2]

Since it came with a spare shaft I would personally try to turn that second shaft down to take standard pinions. I don't know what tools you have around but I know it would tempt me if I had a spare just sitting there.

 

[Alex.G]

if you have no lathe, try to spin your motor and file the shaft, slowly

 

[eron]

I planed on mounting the motor in m y vice and filing it down. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.

 

[craigrobbo]

I've got one in my wifes Slash...just doesn't have the balls to haul it for my liking. In the B4 it screams though...the Slash is just too heavy for a little 380...its nothing like the VXL in my Slash.

Hi, i cant agree with this, i raced my mates slash today (who had the VXL) with my T3 they are a similar weight and size, off the line his was infront but after about 3-4meter his was toast...as a fast brushless(even with a small core) its top notch, stick 7 cell in it or 3s lipo and its just amazing for the price.

I would happily post a video, although i only have one video, i had several races and all with the same outcome.

Craig

 

[Toy80]

One of these would have done nicely i reckon...3mm shaft also http://www.hobbypartz.com/alpha-370--1360kv--brushless-motor.html

 

[eron]

One of these would have done nicely i reckon...3mm shaft also http://www.hobbypartz.com/alpha-370--1360kv--brushless-motor.html

Yes, It would work, but its a 370 motor, I wanted the 480. Lot more torque."thumbsup"