jatoman1992

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is that right. if i had lets say a 20T 540 size motor, and i got a 14T 370 size motor would i get more speed out of the 370 size or not.

i am only a noob to elec. nitro is more my thing, just wondering

MADMAN23

iTrader: (27)

i alway's under staned it as the lower the turn the faster it is and more tork..... i run eletric 9 turn and i have a 19 turn also lol

jatoman1992

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so is size a factor.

squad car

lest turn = more speed
more turn = less speed
is size matter? i don't think so, as long you know how to use it
and it's not what you got but the way you use it.

see you in the finish line

jatoman1992

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wait a sec, how? wouldnt u have less power tho

BuggyKing

iTrader: (17)

the higher the turn slower the motor. The lower turn the faster the motor.

Mooshu Beef

iTrader: (7)

Why has no one indicated this?:

370 and 540 motors are different sized...so they won't interchange... unless I have gone senile.

what scale are you looking at? 1/10 are usually 540 sized motors.

JeromeB

iTrader: (26)

1/18 scale cars run the 370 and 380 size motors....dont try and get one to work in a bigger car they are pretty tiny

xsxracing

iTrader: (33)

Just curiuos how low can you buy a motor in turn's?
Like the lowest just wondering.

tc3team

4200s would fry a 370 motor, the endbell would probably fall off in dispair

joe of loath

iTrader: (1)

i compared a 360 to a 540.... the 540 is like a brick compared to the 360!

BuggyKing

iTrader: (17)

Same thing with brushless motors to if u compare em to brush motors. The higher the number the slower and vice versa.

joe of loath

iTrader: (1)

slower but more torque.

jatoman1992

iTrader: (4)

gotcha, thanks for all the info. might just get into elec now

Hang_TiMe

iTrader: (3)

wait dudes,

lower turn = higher speed but less torque
higher turn = lower speed but greater torque

mostly high turn motors are used for drifting and off-road