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[damo_hall]

Hello everyone, how we doing? Im just making the switch from 1/10th electric touring cars to 2wd buggys. Just wondering which brushless motors you guys yous? I will be racing at the Bury club hopefully after March do you guys run a certain motor class or is it which ever you can handle... lol
Thanks for any help guys!

[Si Coe]

Whatever you can handle but for a 2wd I wouldn't advise going beyond a 7.5t, maybe less. Some people run more powerful motors than that but our track isn't that big so its not required.

[Chris Elworthy]

The speed and power of the cars these days is massively effected by the batteries. As Si said I wouldn't suggest anything higher than a 7.5 in 2wd or even an 8.5 if you have Lipo's with a high "C" rating.


Chris

[budfish]

Originally Posted by damo_hall

Hello everyone, how we doing? Im just making the switch from 1/10th electric touring cars to 2wd buggys. Just wondering which brushless motors you guys yous? I will be racing at the Bury club hopefully after March do you guys run a certain motor class or is it which ever you can handle... lol
Thanks for any help guys!

Touring cars? S*^t lads he'll have reflexs like a ninja and faster fingers than jimmy saviles at a girls school!!

[Chris Elworthy]

Hahahaha!!!

[budfish]

But he won't be able to jump!!!

[Gavin Collingwood]

Originally Posted by budfish

But he won't be able to jump!!!

Chris Elworthy has been doing 2wd for years and he still can't jump, he's like woody harrleson. :-)

[damo_hall]

Hahahahaha very funny guys! ive gone for the Orion Vector R10 Pro esc but still cant decide on which model motor to go for obviously need something BRCA legal!

[diago999]

Originally Posted by budfish

Touring cars? S*^t lads he'll have reflexs like a ninja and faster fingers than jimmy saviles at a girls school!!

I have just burst out laughing at work,
that's Hilarious.