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Old 09-12-2013, 11:24 PM
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Hi i have a traxxas stampede xl 5. I am running a venom 17t fireball motor, well that went so i was gonna throw in a tamiya 540 silver can motor my problem is the shaft where the pinion sits is too short i tried puuting the pinion on both eays but ot dont mesh up right with the slipper clutch gear? I am running the stock pinion that ce with the truck?
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You could find a pinion with a wider shaft base or you can toss that motor back up on the shelf and put a different motor in the truck.
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Yeah i am gonna have to order a new motor. I have nothing else to put in there
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I like the HPI Firebolt 15T motors. They are equally as fast as the Titan, and seem to last longer. Just break them in at 1/4th throttle for the first 5-10 minutes. They are cheaper than the Titan as well, at around $15 shipped all over the web.

EDIT - only $13!!! http://www.ebay.com/itm/HPI-Racing-1...item1c36762251
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Yes the firebolt motor is quite nice. One came in the sprint 2 that I got for shitz and giggles. Nicely torquey with good speed. I do think the breaking power was a bit lacking
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Thanks guys. I had a titan in my other pede in which i burnt it out in 2 battery packs i will look into the firebolt motor ty
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Spend a little extra and get a rebuildable motor. That way you can replace brushes and not cans. Just my .02
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I'm not sure a rebuildable motor would help here, burning a titan up in 2 packs is a little odd. Can motors are usually more heat forgiving, although they have less ouput, so if you wore the brushes out, I'd look into your gearing. If you're running stock gearing, you most likely need to gear down (smaller pinion).
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I am still running the stock pinion n gear setup As iit came from the factory. I.cant complain i got a few years use out of the fireball motor. Thanks
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try a flysky s600 motor, very hard to kill motor, and you can also gear it up a bit cause it runs cooler.. under $20 on ebay.
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