Muchmore fleta v2 motors

[shaun m]

Any opinions on the muchmore fleta motors ? I’m currently running reds racing motors and they have been spot on , they’re just getting on a bit!

Are the muchmore v2 motors low clogging and smooth ?

Cheers

[neallewis]

Any opinions on the muchmore fleta motors ? I’m currently running reds racing motors and they have been spot on , they’re just getting on a bit!

Are the muchmore v2 motors low clogging and smooth ?

Cheers

Very good, only run 13.5 in stock (12th scale), but know of others who run the modified versions and they are great. very good cooling, and a lot lighter than normal.


Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev8dYxtuGLc
and : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgVPPqNMA_M

[shaun m]

Very good, only run 13.5 in stock (12th scale), but know of others who run the modified versions and they are great. very good cooling, and a lot lighter than normal.


Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev8dYxtuGLc
and : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgVPPqNMA_M

the only thing thats putting me off the v2 , is are they going to be on really sandy astro tracks!!?

[tyreman]

I’ve been running them for over 6 months outdoors and I’ve had no issues.

[david85williams]

the only thing thats putting me off the v2 , is are they going to be on really sandy astro tracks!!?

Shaun, buy one! And then sell it to me! :thumbsup:

[neallewis]

the only thing thats putting me off the v2 , is are they going to be on really sandy astro tracks!!?

You could say that the open-ness of the can allows sand to pass through, rather than get stuck inside of closed can design.
Given we don't run rear motor cars with the motor exposed, i don't think its an issue.

[cmgreen]

The new Hobbywing Motors that are soon to be released look the same design, so i guess no issues.

[shaun m]

I may have to see what money I have to burn then!

[shaun m]

Shaun, buy one! And then sell it to me! :thumbsup:

What an awesome idea:p:thumbsup: