Originally Posted by Jonny5

That really depends on layout and application. I have tried many, many setups with the Schuur Speed and while it's buttery smooth and very easy to drive consistently, it lacks low end torque that my RevTech has. In an SC at the track I primarily run at, if you don't have a torque rotor you have to swing wide to make jumps, costing precious tenths every lap. In a buggy I could give the nod to the Schuur Speed as the lighter weight would more than offset the torque loss. I just picked up a D3.5 Maxzilla to try out, but right now for SC I definitely say Revtech over Schuur Speed. And I really expect the new motor to outperform the Revtech .