FastPete

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I ran that same motor for years with a SCT Pro. I don't even temp it anymore. Indoor I think the motor was 140-150. ESC was alittle less if I remember right.

protc3

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Thanks for the great pricing and service on my new HW 150 amp speedo/motor combo Pete. Im very pleased with the service and communication. We will definitely be doing business again in the future. Thanks again.

joel45acp

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thank you sir. I haven't temped the esc or motor but I do the finger touch test and it doesn't feel too hot after running 10+ minutes. thanks again sir

FastPete

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Thanks for the kind words Jason! Im sure I will get some inserts for my on road Tekno GT. Ok back to Hobbywing talk.

joel45acp

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fastpete, do you run timing on the esc and if so how much? currently, I'm running zero timing. will timing increase speed and/or temps? thanks again

FastPete

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I will increase speed and the temp a bit, I run 5 or 10 deg in the speedo. 0 on the motor.

joel45acp

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I'll try that this wknd. thanks again

TCCustoms

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Only place I kno with a setup sheet but I don't think these will help but check it out as some have esc specs depending on car

Chris Reilly

EZRUN 150A Brushless ESC vs XERUN SCT PRO ESC vs XERUN 150A SD Brushless ESC

Looking at running it with a 1800-1900 motor

Looking for Pro's and Con's. Trying to understand

Buggy

FastPete

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In what?

Brushless Corey

I'm not sure if the "Buggy" is his signature or that he just put it at the bottom and that's what he is running.

If you look on Hobbywings site, they suggest the SCT Pro for buggy applications. I run the SCT Pro in my 8B 2.0 and run the 150A in my 8T 2.0. I think the EZRUN is quite a bit bigger too so you may have some fitment issues on a buggy body. The SCT is limited to 4s I believe, but you can go up to 6s on the 150A. I guess it all comes down to what you plan on doing with it.

xxxntwv

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I dont think the ezrun is sensored,the xerun sct and 150 are both sensored.If your using it in a buggy I would recommend the sct pro mainly for the size.I have the xerun 150 and it has been flawless but it is quite large compared to other esc.

hlpressley

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My SCT Pro is still working awesome in my RC8.2E. By far the smoothest ESC I have ever used in a 1/8 buggy!

FastPete

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IMO SCT Pro is all you need in Buggys, 150A is for Truggys. And the SCT Pro is a bit smaller better fitment. I been running the SCT Pro in my buggys and works flawless!

joel45acp

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FastPete, I've heard some guys downloading different firmware on the SCT pro 120. What is the reason for this? Just curious.