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Old 03-15-2010 | 03:44 AM
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Hey guys just gone over about a ton of thread regarding this, but still haven't found the answer i've been looking for .


Okay i'm going to mainly be running 17.5 and 13.5 this summer in a touring car,

what is the recommend the c rating. I 've heard that a 50c is an over kill and really needed as the the motor won't use that type of power. or am I wrong.

some please shead some light. Finaicail officer(aka the wife) to purchase so new batteries for this summer lol

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Old 03-15-2010 | 04:11 AM
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I would say, 25-30 C would be enough. I wouldn't go any higher that 35C tops, even that imo is not necessary.
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Old 03-15-2010 | 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Jamie James
I would say, 25-30 C would be enough. I wouldn't go any higher that 35C tops, even that imo is not necessary.
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I would stick to 30C - 35C these days. New stuff keeps coming out and while you don't NEED 30C/35C....your next motor/ESC might benefit from it and it won't hurt your current one....so plan ahead ;-)
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My $.02.........I can see the difference on the track between a 20-25C and a 40C. One guy has a 50C but he doesn't run my classes so I can say on that. For a while I was in the "motor doesn't use that much current anyway" camp. But after running higher C packs they do make a difference in stock classes.
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Old 03-15-2010 | 07:04 AM
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My $.02.........I can see the difference on the track between a 20-25C and a 40C. One guy has a 50C but he doesn't run my classes so I can say on that. For a while I was in the "motor doesn't use that much current anyway" camp. But after running higher C packs they do make a difference in stock classes.
+1. It's not about how much current the motor draws, it's voltage drop under load. Higher C packs drop less.
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Old 03-15-2010 | 09:05 AM
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hey guys thanks for the info.

i guess i'll start with a couple of 30 or 35 c lipo and a couple of 20c for the mrs. yes she races too. lol then maybe pick up a 40 or 50 c later on and see if there a difference
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