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28-01-2015
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which esc and motor
Hi please could you help me to narrow down which esc and motor I should go for from the list below for a schumacher kf many thanks
ESC Speed Passion Reventon Pro ESC-2S - V1.1 £99.99 KY RC Toro TS 120A Alloy ESC £89.99/gforce ts120amp £109.99 (any different other then price or customer care) Vampire SR1 PLUS - pro competition £93.99 Hobbywing XERUN-STOCK SPEC V3.1 £105.29 Motor GForce Super Sonic Brushless Motor £49.99 Thuinder power modified 540bl motor £58.99 Dynamite PLATINUM SERIES RACE MOTOR £59.99 
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28-01-2015
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No experience of any of those motors I'm afraid.
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Model Junction, Boughton Raceway.
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28-01-2015
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Hi thank you for your reply. what motor would you recommend for around 50-60 quid.
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28-01-2015
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The G force are amazing value for money! Not sure wether there is a difference between the sky rc or G force speedos, motors are identical bar colour aswell
Thunder power motors also very good, no experience of Dynamite (the name puts me off!!!) You won't go wrong with Hobbywing speedo but expensive now Thought about ORCA the VXX is £99 at MB models now and better spec to most
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28-01-2015
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Value for money Id go for the sky rc toro 120amp. £58 on ebay, I have one and very impressed with it. Have the 150 amp in my mbx7 and is also very good. Basically the same as the hobbyking counterparts but the sky rc you can get a Bluetooth dongle to connect to your phone and change settings etc. I use hobbyking motors but will change my 1/10 to speed passion soon as they're Brca legal and a reasonable price. As are the sky rc motors.
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28-01-2015
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I have been running a hobbywing ezrun combo in my 22 2.0 and am very happy with the performance although the esc is a tad large and will not fit under the shell with the fan, fortunately this hasnt proved to be an issue and have just got a speed passion reventon r combo set which once I get my head round the programming seems to be a solidly made piece of kit which fits in my 22-4 with room to spare. 13t hobbywing motor and 7.5t speed passion. I went for the combo versions as although I have plenty of experience with rc I have been out of the scene for over a decade and am getting used to this brushless malarkey with all the extra cables and programming etc.
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