Motor Brushes

Old 03-08-2008, 08:00 AM
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I am running 1/12 stock. I am using a trinity monster motor. What brushes should i get. I am looking for somthing that performs well but also will last at least two race nights. I Know nothing at all about brushes so any advice would be great.
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Old 03-08-2008, 08:59 AM
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Just about any brush will last at least two racenights in 1/12th scale stock. The F brush from Finishline and the 767 from Reedy have been favorites for a long time and both would be good choices.
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PUTNAM PROPULSION BRUSHES, TRINITY E-BRUSHES, REEDY DRILLED BRUSHES. HAVE ALL MADE AWESOME POWER WITH MONSTER MOTORS.
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I've heard some good stuff about Express, and Banzi too?
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This maybe not really the answer to your question, but it could help you though:

http://rctouring.eu/electric_motor_set_up.htm

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Thanks Adam..

Crewman.. Best Advice for 1/12 racing. I would recomend green springs on both sides. If the track is sorta large and flowing I would use a red on the + side. All posted brushes are great choices. The 99+ brush from Trinity is a great brush for power and many runs. If your looking for more endurance and good power the 767 with a hole is the best choise as those brushes are slightly harder and wear a little longer.

Hope this helps..


If you need anything we do have all brushes in stock...
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