Castle Creation motor sale
#1
Castle Creation motor sale
Not sure if this has been posted here, but you guys might want to check out CC, as they have drastically reduced the price on their 15xx and 17xx series motors. The sale prices are $60-70, regular retail is around $200. We found this out over at the FE boating forum and there was a frenzy going on. Amain has not changed the price to reflect this but I suspect they don't know.
#2
"We have a few hundred odds and ends that we rediscovered when we moved our entire operations at the end of July.
These motors are all made to Castle specs in the same factory that makes our best selling car and truck motors. The motors are great, the projects just didn't happen due to any number of reasons.
The motors are sold as is. That means no warranty. Not because we don't trust them, but because they came from limited runs and we simply don't have replacements here to offer for returned products."
Regardless, I ordered a few. Too good to pass up.
These motors are all made to Castle specs in the same factory that makes our best selling car and truck motors. The motors are great, the projects just didn't happen due to any number of reasons.
The motors are sold as is. That means no warranty. Not because we don't trust them, but because they came from limited runs and we simply don't have replacements here to offer for returned products."
Regardless, I ordered a few. Too good to pass up.
#4
I just snagged a couple of the 1512 1800kv buggy motors.. those are beastly motors, I may even try to run it in my truggy to extend run time and reduce weight.. I only gear for 36mph anyway so it may just be up to the task... if not I'll just keep them for my 8ight buggy when my lektron motors need replacing. For 120 for a pair of those motors you can't go wrong.
#5
Anyone actually run a 1512 in a truggy? Was thinking about trying the same as compared to my 1700kv T8.
Also like the 1518 though a more serious big arse motor....
Also like the 1518 though a more serious big arse motor....
#6
The lektron I run in my buggy now is a 2200kv basically 1512 motor maybe less and it stays super cool... time will tell if the 1512 will hold up in my truggy or not... I do run mechanical brakes and a clutch so I would imagine that will only help keep the motor happy.
#7
Yeah, I had placed and order on a 1520 from AMAIN Hobbies, paid 209 less the discount this week. Needless to say, I have emailed AMAIN about CC new prices. So hopefully I will get a refund. Warrant or no warranty, still can't beat these prices compared to the Leopard motors that currently out there.
#8
I have thought about running the 1518 in the truggy though with the current limiter pulled back. Should be pretty efficient and with the extra torque, it should stay cooler.
I'm still running motor brakes so a little more taxing on the motor. 1518 is also a smidgy quicker so could prolly go down another tooth on the pinion (15T) and pull even less current....
Decisions. Pretty dam* cheap even just to try. Non-sensored but.....
#9
I ordered a 1518, which will replace the 1515 in my truggy, and the 1515 will then go in my buggy.
#10
I also was thinking of picking up a 1800kv for my buggy. Would this be ok to run on 4s? Seems to good to be true!
#12
i would like to know also. i want to replace my stock rtr motor and run something that will help with time and speed if possible. im new to 8th so im learning lol
#13
Ordered the 1800 buggy motor. Note that you can save ~$3 in shipped by choosing priority mail over UPS.