axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

So I just picked up axial wraith spawn and I was just wanting to put a brushless motor and keep it original so can I run a axial ae-3 vanguard brushless waterproof esc & 3150kv 4 pole brushless and not have very many problems and what all should I do about gearing. I want to crawl and have a good wheel speed maybe sand dirt use it outside I have a 2017 wrangler I will be using indoor.
I found the set up on eBay for 120 bucks

Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

Can you use the ae3 vanguard combo? Yes.
Is it suitable if you are wanting to crawl? No

It is an unsensored or sensorless combo made for the Yeti. So it will go fast enough but won't crawl very well. It will cog and wont give you the smooth low speed torque that you need for crawling.

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Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

Thanks sir.

So what is a good basic brushless set up and that should last me

Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

What's your budget?

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Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

idk $200 or less lol thanks again

Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

I still find it hard to not suggest one of these combos so long as you can live without waterproofing

HobbyWing Xerun XR8 sensored esc
https://www.amainhobbies.com/hobbywi...113301/p540793

HobbyWing SCT 3652 4 pole sensored motor
https://www.amainhobbies.com/hobbywi...401056/p580784

Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

That doesn’t seem too bad now about the waterproof it’s not really a great idea to be in water with electric parts my ideal not saying it’s not going to happen though.
is this what you run in your crawler / rock racer

There’s a video on YouTube where He strongly recommends the Roc 412 brushless motor

Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

Actually in my Wraith is a Castle MMP & Tekin redline 13.5t (~3500kv) running on 3s.
Both older tech & motor only 2 pole rather than smoother torquier 4 pole HW.
It all works fine & has done the last 5 years I've had it, but buying again now this is the combo I'd get.

My Bomber has one similar to these (previous version SCT esc) only reason I don't recommend this for a Wraith is the 550 can motor doesn't fit straight it, you need to mod the skid at the link mount
https://www.amainhobbies.com/castle-...145-00/p453455

The Castle Mamba X with it's 3rd ch aux control that can be used to switch drag brake on/off is real nice & WP but is $30 more
https://www.amainhobbies.com/castle-...145-00/p453455

Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

Well, the ROC 412 motor alone is going to pretty well shoot your budget of $200 right in the butt.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/tekin-r...tt2622/p707225


As was previously covered, if you want any sort of low speed control for crawling, you will need to get a Sensored set up.

If you can up your budget, my recommendation would be a MAMBA-X ESC and a Holmes Hobbies Puller Pro in the 3500KV range. This set up provides great crawling performance, and still allows for some awesome wheel speed.

Gearing - you're sweet spot in a Wraith (with stock axle gearing) is in the 5.2:1 to 6.0:1 range. I.E., 32p 56T Spur and 32p 10T pinion = 5.6:1

I run the 5.6:1 ratio in my rig, but I also run underdrive out back. I'm running the 3500KV Puller Pro with the Holmes Hobbies BLE ESC. (you be great with the Mamba-X or the BLE. I'd lean towards the Mamba at this point though because of the new Drag Brake Ramping feature.)

I think the specs above will get you right where you want to be in terms of crawling capability but also some speed for trailing and general silliness! It's admittedly a fair bit above your $200 budget. But, you can count on this system lasting you for years with a little care and maintenance. Plus, both Castle and Holmes Hobbies have excellent customer support an warranty programs. "thumbsup"

https://www.amainhobbies.com/castle-...155-00/p578314
https://www.amainhobbies.com/holmes-...3500wp/p540585

Re: axial wraith / spawn ae-3 esc & 3150kv
 

Sounds great. Thanks for your info