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Right then i'm on thelookout ofr a brushless system to use in 4wd but am stumped on what to get my choices are either the LRP Sphere or the Novak GTB anyone out there got any views.
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LRP is the better speedo but Novak do better motors imo. I have gone LRP speedo and Novak motors personally.
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Which of the LRP's did you go for?
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Sphere comp 2007 Tc spec, although in 2wd you don't 'need' the fan.
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you could always go for the Tekin R1Pro and a novak or lrp motor, pm Kev Lee or Spenner for more info, then there is no need for a heatsink or fan, and thats in 4wd.
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LRP is the better speedo but Novak do better motors imo. I have gone LRP speedo and Novak motors personally.
X2.... Same here... LRP for the Speedo and Novak for the Brushless Motor... I tend to prefer the Light series ones
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Another one thrown into the mix nice one Steve Lol.
The main thing pulling me towards the lrp is the Warranty
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Ive gone 6.5light in 2wd and 5.5R in 4wd.
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gaz mate, i ran novak all year well good , motors are brill ...and then i ran the Nosram..it was much better

I also ran the R1 in dcm 4wd car and that was very smooth


Out of the 3 the nosram was my fav
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Another vote for LRp speedos and Novak motors here
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Right then got the speedo sorted had a lrp tc off big red, just ned to sort a motor now any recomendations?
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if its for 2wd then i would go for the Novak 6.5l seems alot of people are going that way including myself ..
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Forgot to say sorry it's for 4wd
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I like the peak performance motors and now there aer some new versions coming out which are meant to be even better.

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Nosram all the way... For 4WD I'd opt for the 5.5t or maybe the 4.5t if you need insane speed.
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Nosram all the way... For 4WD I'd opt for the 5.5t or maybe the 4.5t if you need insane speed.
Phil does the 5.5 come sintered now or is it still bonded ???
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my 5.5t X11 is bonded, wife got it out of customs today
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So what are the equivalant's as far as winds go with the motors such as 5.5 is same as_____ and so on
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Phil does the 5.5 come sintered now or is it still bonded ???
As far as I know they're still bonded, although there are now 3 different sintered rotor to chose from as an upgrade to any current bonded motors you may have. 14mm / 13mm / 12.5mm

Tried a 13mm rotor on Sunday and it was simply awesome.
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hi phil, are the motors legal with the sintered rotor for competition use?

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As far as I know they're still bonded, although there are now 3 different sintered rotor to chose from as an upgrade to any current bonded motors you may have. 14mm / 13mm / 12.5mm

Tried a 13mm rotor on Sunday and it was simply awesome.
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