Axial Yeti?

[MR.VERTICAL]

Originally Posted by VenomCat

Well I was about to buy it pre order on tower hobby
Bit haveijg hard time paying with out the info.
But I'm sure with their rep and quality it will probably be crazy.

2 Speed Trans, 4-Pole Brushless, Trailing arms, Exo IFS up front, new 2.2 3-piece beadlocks, Wraith rear axle, lots of scale flare, RTR and BADASS!

[VenomCat]

Yes that sounds bad ass.
And I know I'm gonna hear from trolls on this but what is a four pole motor and what is the difference between that and other motors ?
I ask as I'm still new here and am learning.

[Hunter711]

Originally Posted by VenomCat

what is a four pole motor and what is the difference between that and other motors ?
I ask as I'm still new here and am learning.

DUDE. Learn to use the search button!!! Your chit is gettin' old...

[VenomCat]

If I wanted to spend all my time in a search engine I would not have bought membership to this site to chat and get info at same time.
If you don't know that's cool too cuz I don't as well so hey we are I the same boat I guess.

[Ty@Tekin]

Originally Posted by VenomCat

Yes that sounds bad ass.
And I know I'm gonna hear from trolls on this but what is a four pole motor and what is the difference between that and other motors ?
I ask as I'm still new here and am learning.

It means the rotor assembly that spins inside the can has 2 North poles and 2 South poles, so 4 separate pieces of magnet. 4-pole designs offer far superior torque than 2-pole racing motors that get used in 1/10 RC vehicles for conventional racing. The best way I can describe it is a 2-pole motor is like a 2-stroke engine, less torque but wind out the RPMs well for speed and 4-pole are like a 4-stroke, lots of torque and less RPM. For heavy rigs and crawling, 4-pole is worlds better than 2-pole as they run cooler and don't have to work as hard to push the rig around.

[VenomCat]

Sweet thanks man