What BL motor For my x6

[pb1]

My LRP x11 6.5t just gone pop. So now need a replacement. But what to get.
?????? Your help would be most welcome.:confused:

[Lee]

I have been using a 7.5t since last august its been awesome. Quick enough but not too quick.

[_sleigh_]

Grab yourself an LRP 6.5t X12, should be awesome pretty much everywhere.

[pb1]

Thanks for the info guys :thumbsup::thumbsup:

[CJ Weaver]

I highly recommend one of the Tekin Redline motors, depending on the size of the track, you can base the size of the motor off of that. I normally run an 8.5 brushless motor in my 2wd.

[JustARcFan]

A X12 6.5 is way to fast for a 2wd.

In the real world a X12 6.5 = a 5.5 :bored:

[Wacker 2]

A X12 6.5 is way to fast for a 2wd.

In the real world a X12 6.5 = a 5.5 :bored:

6.5 is perfect for 2wd - I run a new 6.5 Nosram Pure and its great... only people who havent got the throttle control say that its too fast - when really they are just saying that it is too fast for them!! lol

6.5 is the future, buy 1... or be overtaken by 1!!! :drool:

Jon

[GRIFF55]

6.5 here mostly too!! have used a 5.5 and the car gets the power down nicely

Go 6.5, you won't regret it:thumbsup:

[vinny20]

Im running a lrp x12 7.5 just perfect for a x-6 sq

[Body Paint]

X-12 7.5 in my X-6 is rapid, fast enough for anything but the longest of off road tracks.

The X-12 7.5 is easily as fast as a 6.5 X-11.

[ben44]

I'm starting in off road and i use a SP 9.5, it's great, easy to dive.

I'm don't find a big difference with the another when they use a 6.5 or 7.5, because i'm little more quick when we turn, and with the 6.5 a little bit more quick in the line.

I drive on little tack or there are not so gripp.

I have a SP 7.5 i will do a test.

[mikeyscott]

What killed it?

[elvo]

i use a SP 9.5, it's great, easy to dive.
i'm little more quick when we turn, .

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[Lee]

I think what people have to remember is that the straight is only 5% of the lap. You will loose more time missing the apex at the first corner than you will ever make up by going faster down the straight. (within reason) I think Neil Cragg is the perfect example of this, his car is never the fastest in a straight line but when he is always near the top of the timing sheets.

[V-Rossi]

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
Never tried turning in the corners on a track Elvo? Great tip!:lol:

On-topic: I'm using the CS 7,5T with 24/78 which is great on almost every track. For low grip conditions (wet and greasy astro, very dry dirt tracks) I use the Speed Passion 9,5T. Anyway, buy a motor between 6,5 and 9,5 of brands like LRP, Nosram, Orion, CS or Speed Passion (some others are fine as well) and you won't be disappointed.

@Body Paint: you've got pm

[markwilliamson2001]

Craggy nearly always runs the 7.5 motors (from the setup sheets I have read), and he is bloody quick. Its the one I would go for.

HTH

[_sleigh_]

I still stand by my X12 6.5t suggestion. The car will only go as quick as you push the stick/trigger. :)

[Chequered Flag Racing]

6.5 on nimh or 7.5 on lipo for me

[matdodd]

Im with Phil on this one you cant go wrong with a x12 6.5, spot on for 2wd :thumbsup:

O and nice car V-Rossi :)

[YoungChazz]

You're not going anywhere if you "push" the trigger, Phil!

[_sleigh_]

Perfect example of why pro's use sticks :p

[ScottyDogWoof]

must agree 7.5 you'll never go worng with. i have an lrp one. x12 me thinks (with out looking.